1006 High St, Bath, ME 04530

An exquisite 19th-century home in the heart of Bath's most architecturally refined neighborhoods sits this historically-rich, custom-built gambrel-style home designed by Chapman & Frazier. Built in 1894 for Frederick Hill and his wife, this shingle-style home sits on one acre and features 5 fireplaces with elegant European-influenced mantels (one that holds a stone from every state), custom built-in cabinetry, many windows from which sunbursts of light reflect throughout, 6 bedrooms, Queen Anne accents such as original leaded glass windows, many which have been re-glazed, picturesque perennial gardens, and a 3rd floor once used as dormitory space for BIW workers during WWII. Made for grand gatherings, festive entertaining, and with ample room for dancing, this home's elegance and charm evoke inspiration from every corner. 1006 High St. is a home to celebrate and has been celebrated as one of Bath's most beautiful homes for more than a century!