
Barnard’s Tavern
Historic Highlight
Barnard’s Tavern has received some quirky additions since the circa 1780 Colonial was built.
Read MoreBarnard’s Tavern has received some quirky additions since the circa 1780 Colonial was built.
Read MoreSoPo Cottage’s Laurel LaBauve refurbishes old houses to resell — but don’t call her a flipper.
Read MoreIt’s your typical New England connected farmhouse, but is festooned with high-style Italianate and Second Empire features.
Read MoreIn their quest for affordable, energy-efficient homes, some Mainers are thinking outside the site-built box.
Read MoreIf you squint at this postage stamp of a home on Portland’s Pearl Street, you can imagine horses clopping along on cobblestones and swinging in through the arched, story-and-a-half door.
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Accessory dwelling units aren’t just for your mother-in-law anymore.
Read MoreAs kids, Matti and Chris summered on opposite shores of Belgrade’s Great Pond, in camps that had been in their families for generations. Today, Matti’s brother owns their family’s place. So the couple made a list of the cabin qualities they cherish to create a modern retreat that embodies their fondest memories.
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Read MoreThis couple’s love of art and literature creates a warm and welcoming abode in Northport, Maine.
Read MoreSaco jeweler James Fenderson, who selected his Modern Home #124 from the Sears, Roebuck and Co. mail-order catalog and assembled it on Main Street.
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