Single Family Residence in Saco, ME

Welcome, Antique Home Lovers! Built in 1826 by local sea captain Tristan Jordan, this remarkable residence stands as a proud testament to early American craftsmanship. Its handsome brick façade lends a stately presence within this historic seaside community, offering timeless curb appeal that has endured for two centuries. A long, inviting front porch sets the stage for summer gatherings overlooking the level 1.1-acre yard, shaded by mature trees. Guests are welcomed into a classic foyer adorned with exquisite trim and built-in shelving -- perfect for displaying treasured heirlooms. An arched opening leads to the gracious living room and adjoining dining room, where large windows, hardwood floors, and striking original brick create the richness and warmth expected of a home of this era. A flexible adjoining room serves beautifully as an office or library. Transitioning toward the kitchen, an intermediate space offers room for a breakfast table or buffet setup for entertaining. The updated kitchen was designed to complement the home's period character while offering modern convenience, including quartz countertops, double wall ovens, a beverage refrigerator, and abundant cabinetry. A Butler's Pantry provides additional storage. At the rear of the home, a mudroom and laundry area connect to a generous bonus room -- currently a carpeted children's playroom -- easily adaptable to suit your needs. Upstairs, the primary bedroom showcases custom-crafted wall appliqués that honor the home's antique spirit. Two more bedrooms complete the 2nd floor, one presently serving as a home office. The upstairs bath features a pedestal sink and deep soaking tub. The property includes a freestanding 600 SF heated post-and-beam building. It can function as an office, studio, guest retreat -- the possibilities are yours to imagine. Lovingly maintained by devoted stewards of antique homes, this special property is ready for its next chapter. Will you become part of its enduring story?