My husband and I got married there, and we stayed there with our baby for our first wedding anniversary. I'm guessing this means we won't be booking it again through AirBnb? Breaks my heart a little, but we'll always treasure the memories.
Serious question: Not familiar with Maine winters, but wondering if the deck would need to be shoveled/cleared after each snowstorm? Especially since the snow would be sitting directly against the shingles and lower portions of windows.
Well I live in New Hampshire so the winters are nearly the same. There will be plenty of snow/wind at that elevation and relatively near the coast so snow drifts will be a thing. Shoveling the whole deck wouldn't be necessary. Will add slight wear and tear to the exterior but not a rapid deterioration. There shouldn't be water seepage issues thanks to Gravity.
@@SirenaSpades Well, it kind of does. The radiant heat from the building will melt a couple inches away from the structure. Wind drifting is a thing and might need to be attended to. The shakes will do their job, drifted windows may require a bit of staving off from storm to storm.
@@DemiseUnseen Thanks for keeping this thread accurate. I didn't think about how heat from the structure would melt snow immediately surrounding it. Been a long time since I've lived in upstate NY. Still want a cabin somewhere and am grateful for your input.
Spectacular home. 360 views.
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The upstairs would be my bedroom! Awesome views
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You can really see the pride in ownership and craftsmanship. Your videos are making me think more and more of retirement 😁
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GOREGOUS !!!! THIS MAN WHO BUILT THIS IS TALENTED 🎁WOW🌹
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Spectacular, one of a kind. Truly beautiful.
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Beautiful property.I need to win the lotto.
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This is just beautiful. I think it's my most favorite one yet!
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Wonderful home. Great place.
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Gorgeous property
Sure is thanks for watching.
Very nice!
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Wow! The view is amazing, great house too…
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Never been to Maine. Spent a lot of vacations in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Love the northern woods.
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Maine is very similar to both of those states. Appreciate you watching.
It’s beautiful.
Such a cool place!
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Lovely. I would find it very difficult to ever leave the house and join society. Beautiful setting and house.
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My husband and I got married there, and we stayed there with our baby for our first wedding anniversary. I'm guessing this means we won't be booking it again through AirBnb? Breaks my heart a little, but we'll always treasure the memories.
Thanks for sharing your memories with us. We are not sure if it is still available as a weekly rental.
so pretty
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Beautiful 😍
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I want to buy my first home in Maine. I dont want neighbors lol
This is a good one.
Wow
That is what we said! Thanks for watching.
Gorgeous place but my old knees couldnt handle all the stairs
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Id love it
Yes you would.
How big is the property? Found it at the very end lol... 3.1 acres
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nice view but all those steps to get to the house from parking killed it for me
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The view is well worth the 10 seconds it takes to walk up the gradual steps.
Maybe you'd get in shape. lol
Great property for a weekend retreat. Does it have internet? how is sewage and water supply arranged?
Internet is there through a cable company. There is a drill and septic.
It's lovely. But not mention the land details.....
I wouldn't want to live among any trees these days. It's a lovely place for sure.
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This was my grandparents’ house 🥰
Beautiful place, thanks for sharing.
Serious question: Not familiar with Maine winters, but wondering if the deck would need to be shoveled/cleared after each snowstorm? Especially since the snow would be sitting directly against the shingles and lower portions of windows.
Well I live in New Hampshire so the winters are nearly the same. There will be plenty of snow/wind at that elevation and relatively near the coast so snow drifts will be a thing. Shoveling the whole deck wouldn't be necessary. Will add slight wear and tear to the exterior but not a rapid deterioration. There shouldn't be water seepage issues thanks to Gravity.
@@DemiseUnseen Much appreciated, thank you.
Snow does not magically disappear. 8 months of winter. Actually Lubec may have a longer one than us in central Maine. lol
@@SirenaSpades Well, it kind of does. The radiant heat from the building will melt a couple inches away from the structure. Wind drifting is a thing and might need to be attended to. The shakes will do their job, drifted windows may require a bit of staving off from storm to storm.
@@DemiseUnseen Thanks for keeping this thread accurate. I didn't think about how heat from the structure would melt snow immediately surrounding it. Been a long time since I've lived in upstate NY. Still want a cabin somewhere and am grateful for your input.
Looks like it sold. But did you ever say how many acres?
3.1 +/- acres and it is still available.
It’s steal available
I can’t find this property on you website. Is it still available and what is the price?
Here is the link www.lifestylepropertiesofmaine.com/listing/1499743/lubec-me-04652/
This won't last long enough for me to save enough money... le sigh
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Beautiful home. Just wish the home was showcased more than the hosts.
If you missed part of the floor plan during the video, here is a link to the 3D virtual tour. my.matterport.com/show/?m=ooyJ98xqmwp
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Thanks John J!
OOOHHHH my heart just skipped a few beats !!!!
This is a truly magical place.