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The 1919 factory was converted into a residence in 2006. The property consists of two buildings.
The structure at 13 Upper Round Pond Road in Bristol, Maine once served as a hydroelectric power station. Kate whistled
“A River Runs Through It” – This former hydroelectric power station on the Pemaquid River in Bristol, Maine. It’s on the market for $750,000.
The structure at 13 Al Baraka Upper Ring Road Built in 1919, it is located along the water’s edge in a rural setting. At that time, water went under the foundation to generate power. Converted into a residence in 2006, this space welcomes you through barn doors into a large open concrete room. Although it could be converted into a living area, the sellers are using it as a party space that has its own small kitchen.
Walk forward to climb a few steps to the outdoor seating area, which leads to the two-bedroom, one-bathroom home. To the right is a kitchen with navy blue cabinets, a soapstone countertop on the island, and stainless steel appliances. The oversized windows offer views of the river, especially from the window seat where you can hear the river running through the open windows. In the corner of the living space, a propane stove creates a cozy ambiance.
“There’s great river frontage on this property. The river is so beautiful, it’s so relaxing to be there,” he said. Chrissy Stirratt From Sotheby’s International Realty, which owns existingNoting that there is also great fishing. A fire pit and seating area are perfect for enjoying the surroundings, and there is also a swimming hole for a dip.
The master bedroom is filled with light from the large windows overlooking the river. The double cabinet provides ample storage space.
The property comes with a second structure that once served as a plumbing supply store, and has a two-bay garage. Next to this is an open space ideal for a gallery or exercise studio. To the rear there is a spacious workshop area and an isolated space currently used as a gym. New propane system.
The home is located near Pemaquid Beach, about 15 minutes from the riverfront town of Demariscotta. Boothbay Harbor is about 45 minutes away.
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