Pulpit's End Farm

Pulpit’s End Farm is a restored, nineteenth-century farmhouse surrounded by 13.34± acres of rolling fields and water with broad views over the fields to Upper Pulpit Harbor and Salt Pond. The main house is a classic Cape-style residence that has been fully updated for three-season use with three wood-burning fireplaces and original historic character and details in-tact. The property also includes an original carriage house, a single-car garage and an attractive, repurposed shingle mill of post-and-beam construction that was moved to its current location. Over 1,400± feet of shorefront on three bodies of water provides access for swimming, kayaking or launching a small boat.

• Completely renovated three-season house, originally built in 1820, also has a newly built chimney with an extra flue that offers the potential to install a boiler for year-round use
• Expertly renovated kitchen features all-new professional appliances including a 36-inch burgundy-colored Bertazzoni stove, custom cherry cabinets made in Bath, ME, a historic pantry and adjacent dining area
• Three comfortable and light-filled living/dining rooms on the main floor are located around a traditional center chimney with three wood-burning fireplaces
• The main house has three bedrooms, each with good views of the fields and water
• All new full bath on the second floor has a tiled walk-in shower and long Edwardian bath and there is a new half bath on the main floor
• The post-and-beam former shingle mill offers a versatile loft that could function as a sleeping room or playroom
• Rolling fields down to three bodies of water, ideal for recreating or a return to farming
• 335± feet of shorefront on Upper Pulpit Harbor; 660± feet of shorefront on Salt Pond; 482± feet of shorefront on Fresh Pond
• Additional building site with views over Fresh Pond