693 Middle Rd, Woolwich, ME 04579

The Lt. Hathorn House ca. 1784 nestled on 16.80± acres in Woolwich, Maine complete with 616' of water frontage on Nequasset Lake and a rustic lakeside cabin. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places ''in recognition of its architectural significance as a good example of late-Georgian/early-federal-style domestic architecture.'' Enter through the spacious mudroom with coat closet and adjacent half bath & laundry room with utility sink. Enjoy the ease of entertaining in the open kitchen and dining with soapstone countertops, large island with bar seating & ample cabinet space. The kitchen flows into the keeping room with large fireplace & floor-to-ceiling paneling. Host friends and loved ones in the formal dining room & retire to the adjacent living room for stimulating conversations over a cup of tea or decaf coffee. The first floor full bath incorporates a clear shower wall revealing its original wood paneling. Upstairs, you'll find two spare bedrooms boasting period details telling of this historic home such as wainscoting & gunstock beams. The front colonial is complete with a small third bedroom, bonus room, sewing room and an attic that offers ample storage space. The attached ell features a spacious primary suite with a full bath offering two sinks, shower & a large walk-in closet with built-ins. The unfinished attached space above the garage offers ample storage space with the opportunity for additional living space. Enjoy the ease of unloading with the attached two bay garage that flows into the mudroom and kitchen. Outside, you'll find a sweeping lawn and low maintenance plantings such as peonies, daylillies, daffodils & a quintessential New England Sugar Maple. Fields lead you down to the water's edge & the small rustic cabin. Nequasset Lake is The City of Bath's water source and is ideal for paddling and the use of motorboats (under 10 horsepower). Just 6 minutes to downtown Bath, 15 minutes to Maine Street Brunswick & 43 minutes to Portland.