64 Central Street, Hallowell, ME 04347 - Kennebec County

Perched on a hill overlooking downtown Hallowell and the Kennebec River, this carefully crafted 4-bedroom home offers a rare blend of comfort, character, and convenience. Thoughtfully designed and beautifully maintained, every detail of this home reflects quality craftsmanship. The gourmet kitchen features custom black walnut cabinetry, stylish stone countertops, and an open layout to the dining area—perfect for cooking and entertaining in a shared space. A spacious family room with custom built-ins opens to a private den, while the sunlit sitting or music room, lined with south-facing windows, invites relaxation throughout the day. Through glass French doors, discover a versatile four-season room with ceramic tile flooring and a plumbed sink—ideal for use as a gardener's haven, artist studio, yoga space, or home gym. The first floor includes its own private wing with two bedrooms and a shared full bath. Upstairs, the light-filled primary suite features walk-in closets and a tastefully updated bath. You'll also find a guest bedroom, laundry area, and a second full bath on this level. Gorgeous wood floors and efficient heat pumps for both heating and cooling extend throughout the home. An oversized two-car attached garage provides direct entry and leads to a lower level with three large storage rooms. Outside, enjoy a large deck with a retractable awning, overlooking your private back yard with apple trees, blueberry and raspberry bushes. Minutes' walk to Downtown Hallowell and the Kennebec River Trail. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy Vaughan Woods, Jamie's Pond, Hutchinson's Pond, and Cobboseecontee Lake. All set on a level lot with a double driveway for easy entry—this home perfectly captures the essence of Hallowell living, where meeting a neighbor quickly becomes making a friend.

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