142 Gloucester Hill Road, New Gloucester, ME 04260

Welcome to 142 New Gloucester Rd., The John Stinchfield House, entered into the National Registry of Historical Places in 1974. This Federal style home is within walking distance to New Gloucester Village and Thompsons Orchard. The beautiful 3-acre lot features an edible landscape including varieties of berry bushes, fruit trees: apple, plum and cherry, as well as a vegetable garden. It's not uncommon to see wild turkey or deer enjoying an early evening meal. When you enter the kitchen, part of the original structure built in 1770, you'll find extraordinary wide pine floors which lead you throughout the 1770's and 1790's period of the home. The beauty of the original details will relax you as you enjoy the kitchen, large living room, dining room and second floor bedrooms, many with fireplaces that are now ornamental except for the living and kitchen fireplaces which have inserts. In the 1970's and 1980's the home became even larger with a handy mudroom/laundry area and a 2 car garage with additional bedrooms, bath and storage above. The barn, built in the 1980's includes a heated workshop and storage on the second floor. This special property has wonderful features and lots of character, but still needs more attention to the structure and cosmetics. Will you be the lucky one to call this home?