66 Pleasant Street, Passadumkeag, ME 04475 (MLS # 1637170)

View Virtual Tour PRICE $186,000 BEDS 3 BATHS 1 HOME SIZE 1,190 sqft LOT SIZE 16,553 sqft Request More Info Schedule a Showing

Imagine living in a picturesque Maine village where small-town tranquility meets endless outdoor adventures. Welcome to 66 Pleasant Street in Passadumkeag, a well-kept ranch home perfectly positioned on a private corner lot, offering both comfort and convenience. HOME The well maintained 3-bedroom, 1-bath home provides 1,096± square feet of bright and inviting living space. The spacious 14.5 x 19-foot living room is filled with natural light from multiple windows, creating an airy, welcoming atmosphere. The large 12 x 16 kitchen is perfect for preparing meals and gathering with family or friends, while first-floor laundry and freshly painted natural wood floors make everyday living effortless and allergy-friendly. Modern oil FHA heating ensures warmth and comfort year-round. LOT The property sits on a .38± acre corner lot, providing privacy rarely found in-town. The paved driveway, nicely landscaped yard, and detached 1-car garage with breezeway add convenience and curb appeal. The backyard offers a serene space to relax, entertain, or enjoy a quiet morning coffee while soaking in the peaceful Maine surroundings. NEARBY Outdoor enthusiasts will delight in the home's proximity to two beautiful rivers. Just 3/10 of a mile away, the Penobscot River"”Maine's longest river"”invites boating, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and wildlife watching, with opportunities to spot bald eagles, osprey, and waterfowl. Only 1.7 miles away, the Passadumkeag River, a scenic tributary of the Penobscot, offers quiet paddling and exploration for those seeking a more intimate river experience. Additionally, Sunkhaze Meadows, just 21 miles away, provides miles of trails for hiking, birdwatching, and immersing yourself in Maine's natural beauty. LOCATION Passadumkeag is a small, welcoming village with a rich history"”the name comes from the Penobscot language, meaning ''quick water'' or ''place of gravelly soil.''