875 N Parish Road, Turner, ME 04282

Nestled on nearly 16 acres next to Turner Highlands Golf Course, this remarkably restored 1796 home embodies New England history, with an added bonus of a new four car garage with an in-law apartment above. This property offers an opportunity to own a home rich in character and craftsmanship. Featuring original Orison Wood murals—an apprentice of Rufus Porter. These works of art are documented in Folk Art Murals of the Rufus Porter School: New England Landscapes, 1825-1845.
Stepping inside you'll find exposed beams, original wide-plank wood floors and custom lighting that accentuate the home's period details. The library, formal living room, and sitting room each feature functional wood-burning fireplaces.
The kitchen features an 8-burner Wolf gas stove, double oven, Sub-Zero refrigerator, a soapstone farmers sink/countertops and cathedral ceilings. There is a first-floor guest bedroom with an en-suite, and two additional bedrooms upstairs. The primary suite, overlooking the yard features vaulted ceilings, a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath complete with slate tile work, a double shower, and an English soapstone tub. Radiant heat runs throughout the primary suite and sunroom.
Updates include new electrical and heating/cooling system, metal roof, water softener, and a Generac generator. The walk-out basement has a poured concrete floor, original granite stone walls, and a french drain installed around the house.
Outside, the estate is just as captivating, featuring a beautiful pond, brick walkways, and a three-story barn awaiting its next chapter. The yard is home to fruit trees with frequent visits from deer and ducks at the pond. The garage features four extra-wide bays and it's own septic, electrical meter and propane tank.
This property is more than just a home—it's a piece of Maine's history. If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind residence that beautifully blends historic charm with modern comforts, this could be the perfect place for you!