Some new flooring, new entry stairs with railing and bathroom renovation would make a perfect place for a single person. Nice quiet street and great price too. I wish my taxes were that low.
All the bad comments. Some people need an entry into a house in some form and are willing to do a little work. Near a cemetery.... no noisy neighbors. 😆😆😆
lots of potential ! I love Millinocket Maine! thx. I would gut and remodel fully. and maybe try to figure out a garage situation . but solid little house in such a great beautiful community .
Definitely a nice size for me. I would take out the stove & put a small wood cook stove where the fridge is. I agree with Rick about the Keebler oak . Thanks so much for the tour Nancy!!😊
And you could add on to that house too if someone wanted real estate looks like so much fun I would love to do these videos for a job! That would be SO FUN!
This is adorable. It's to bad the new homeowner/owners couldn't give us an update tour after they're done fixing it up lol. I'd love to see what the do with the place as that shower is a little scary. I personally would reconfigure the bathroom if possible.
"Open concept" means it not big enough to create any separate rooms. It's like Little House On The Prairie Cabin living, but a modern day Home instead, lol
I give this woman a lot of credit for finding the positives in this building. It's priced accordingly. But the lack of carpet, vinyl, etc. in every room leads me to think the floors were saturated with filth, pet waste or drug residue. (Stairs to the shower? "Alright, Mr. Demille ~ I'm ready for my close-up." 🤪)
@@YanksandBritsProductions You would be wrong. I think it’s a good deal for someone handy. You’re right, you can’t buy most new cars for that price. But if that is pet urine soaked into the plywood floor, now you’re going to have to remove the wood too. Plus the bathroom looked like it had mold on the floor, remove that flooring and really the whole bathroom needed to be changed. I do watch these channels with Maine real estate and I see better deals than this one. Not cheaper, but less work and more house and land then you would have after this one is renovated.
@@HayleysComet3 Agree with you. My first house was a fair-priced flip & renovated very nicely. There was some pet damage to a few door jambs & an outside fence but I thought no big deal - sold. However, when it rained the smell of dog urine & other odors throughout the house was unbearable. To where friends would bring me scented deodorant candles as gifts. (When I later replaced the carpet, in fed-up disgust, the concrete beneath had significant urine stains. I scrubbed it up well before putting down the new laminate. It cost about $1,500, LR & kitchen, & not unreasonable; because I did all of the work myself. Otherwise it would've cost about $5,000, professionally done. It was a small house, luckily.)
@@droolbunnyxo9565 I wish I was handy! It’s such a nice talent to have and saves you so much money. There’s just no covering over urine. At least it was a scrubbable surface.
@@HayleysComet3 Thank you!! 😄 Your comment makes me smile! And laugh hysterically 😜 - in a good way. It was the hardest most difficult home project I ever tackled. At one point I was sitting in the middle of the LR floor with my head in my hands crying - could no longer get the laminate pieces to lock together. Turns out "lift & lock" flooring is a terrible option for long rooms if you're working alone. (The LR was 14'x24') Because you get one end of the room's pieces to fit & lock together - but then the other end of the room's pieces pop apart. Went mad, scooching back & forth on the floor trying to fit the pieces together but they wouldn't stay locked. Finally figured out that using rolled-up pieces of carpet padding to angle-bolster & hold the lengths in place made for much easier fitting & locking - like having an extra set of hands to help. Also, one side of the room had many angled walls with a few small floor nooks. Which made fitting the laminate & trim something to think thru very carefully before cutting. Made many wasteful mistakes, at first. Long story but hopefully this info helps someone. Went into the project very naively, with zero flooring install experience, but did watch dozens of great DIY YT videos as I went along. When I finally reached the far wall, there was a perfect 3/8" expansion gap the entire 24' length of the room! \😄/ Couldn't believe it. I'd seen pro jobs that weren't this accurate. Many sincerely commented afterward how beautifully the floor turned out & how nice the house looked because of it. Especially after they warned me not to tackle it alone - too difficult. And they were right. But I'd do it again, if the room is a simple square or rectangle. Should also say it took a month to complete the project. Had to remove nasty carpet & padding, in small sections; scrub the pet stains & chisel-out a lot of old ceramic floor tile. The entire house was covered in a layer of tile & cut laminate dust for weeks. Just a friendly warning if you ever decide to take on this type of project yourself. But the satisfaction & feeling of accomplishment is totally worth it. 👍☺️
Great potential! I csnt imagine why the shower is up stairs, but...hey, it still works. The basement was well done...even space for a freezer, which is valuable. And the taxes are way lower than my rent! Hmm...maybe ill move...
I want to buy this!! So much potential. TLC needed. I have to figure in travel to work. Or relocate. This is a great opportunity to own and stop renting.
The cottage is a cute little fixer and could be just right for a single or a couple who have pets, but I could not tolerate those stairs to the shower. The bathroom would have to be completely redone. Maybe put the bathroom sink where the shower currently is. And that large oak tree is close enough to crush the house if toppled in a storm. That big tree would worry me during storms if I lived in the house. The yard needs fencing for pets and privacy and a covered, concrete parking pad too. Be willing to do a lot of the work yourself and spend at least an additional $40,000 for flooring, exterior and interior paint, bathroom renovations, new front steps with handrails, fencing and better parking. And tree removal. Maybe that oak cut be cut into floorboards for the house.
What you are describing as "needs", really are wants. You want a fenced in yard, you want a concrete driveway (note you do not see that in this part of the world either gravel, pavers, or asphalt is used here), I am not sure what could be better parking than a paved asphalt driveway.
Basically you are Young, have $8000 Down and a $1000 more for Paperwork, (Beg your parents if you have to). Pay it off, fix it up, sell it for $50,000 and in 5 - 10 years, and that's your down payment on a bigger house. What a Great Place for someone in their early 20s particularly! Things like a one day down payment on a 3 Bedroom. Currently I'm on a Pennisula, less than 2 acres, still in the process of opening up almost an Acre, and debating if I'm just getting it Build Ready, and get another bigger septic plan, put a well in, get someone buy saying you can or can build this and that here officially, and getting more land for myself! Because people are Nosey in Maine, make it hard to see in, they'll just park and stare in at the one place they can! Just staring at you... I'm from New Hampshire, so I think the Mainers are a bit creepy and stalky...
I'd say it could use insulation. A covered porch or at least small roof cover over the entry. And in snow country a garage. And that is a pretty hefty price for it, considering the small lot, no screening hedge to give privacy.
Keebler elves. That was funny, and it does look like it. I used to live in Keene NH and love it up there. You have such a beautiful little home. I absolutely love it, it would be perfect for me my wife and dog. To bad I don’t have 40,000 $ or I’d buy it in a second. Ps. Love the drums.🤣👍 God bless you and your family and keep your eyes on Jesus cause his return will be very soon.✝️👈🏼❤️🔥🙏👍
You've misquoted the price. You quoted thirty nine thousand and ninety nine dollars. As in $39,099.00, while the caption above says $39,999.00. So, which is it?
Look at all the damage to that front door frame. Seems to be some tried to break into that house. Then you see the curtain covering up the back door which leads me to believe it's boarded up since they don't show you that side of the house. The metal basement doors all have weather water rot on them. That house is a total gut job and a money pit. Run Forest run.
I believe your estimate of repairs is about $25k too much. For $5000 you could put on a metal roof, replace all the windows, put in flooring of your choice and furnish this home.
Great for a lucky lone wolf personality like me, well.... in general. It desperately needs a (live) fence all around. Neighbors are very close and ready to pester you by 24/7, spreading the most nasty rumors within the local community.
Looks like a decent fixer upper for sure... Also if you watch that back window by the bulkhead you can see the curtain move while nobody is in there... Looks like you might purchase a ghost with the house LOL.
Great little house with a BASEMENT! Are you kidding? This is a find. Thanks Nancy.
With a little work this home would be perfect for a single person. It has a lot of potential. Thank you Nancy.
Some new flooring, new entry stairs with railing and bathroom renovation would make a perfect place for a single person. Nice quiet street and great price too. I wish my taxes were that low.
Nancy Theriault did a great job. I hope to see you in front of the camera more. Excellent job Nancy! You're my favorite.
For me, the best feature of this property was absolutely the tree.
the designer curtain got me
@@jeffreygeorge219 And how about those stairs going up to the shower?
Hmm a "walk up to" shower🙃
All the bad comments. Some people need an entry into a house in some form and are willing to do a little work. Near a cemetery.... no noisy neighbors. 😆😆😆
Not if my bleu healer showed up!🐾🐾 She can wake the dead. 😄😄😄
@@kookietherapy9398 well... I have a terrier that could do the same but it looks like a easy fixer with a beautiful tree and a lot to do nearby.
Realtor didn't mention less the a quarter mile from landing / take off leg of local airport.
@@jayforkner2692 good to know. So not very quiet at all. I'm kind of used to that being near a base but would rather hear less of that.
@@jayforkner2692 it is not an international Airport. Just a small air strip
I wish I could find a one bedroom house near Austin for that price. Great presentation. Loved the creaking door
Priced great...good deal for today's market!
Yes indeed!
lots of potential ! I love Millinocket Maine! thx. I would gut and remodel fully. and maybe try to figure out a garage situation . but solid little house in such a great beautiful community .
Thanks for sharing Andrew.
So beautiful !! I love the little cottage too lots of possibilities !!
THIS IS GREAT tbh! amazing price holy crap and tbh the fixes are so tiny!
Charming! And all you really need. Super cute !!!
Adorable small house 🏠. Nice neighborhood.
I wish I could find a place like that in the middle of Texas 😩
Definitely a nice size for me. I would take out the stove & put a small wood cook stove where the fridge is. I agree with Rick about the Keebler oak . Thanks so much for the tour Nancy!!😊
It would be easy to heat with a wood cook stove.
@@richardtheriault7624 Exactly! I wouldn’t even need electric. Offgrid in town😂
And you could add on to that house too if someone wanted real estate looks like so much fun I would love to do these videos for a job! That would be SO FUN!
@@willowbrooks As long as town ordinances allow an add on, I think it would look cool with a little breezeway going to a nice family room😊
Strange... you still need to put in a chimney, it would be too hot by the cabinets.
This place needs Maine cabin masters !
This is adorable. It's to bad the new homeowner/owners couldn't give us an update tour after they're done fixing it up lol. I'd love to see what the do with the place as that shower is a little scary. I personally would reconfigure the bathroom if possible.
Cute little home. Just a little TLC and it would be beautiful
Just a little work and it's adorable !
Adoreable! I liked hearing the cricket sing during your tour 🙂
"Open concept" means it not big enough to create any separate rooms. It's like Little House On The Prairie Cabin living, but a modern day Home instead, lol
I give this woman a lot of credit for finding the positives in this building. It's priced accordingly. But the lack of carpet, vinyl, etc. in every room leads me to think the floors were saturated with filth, pet waste or drug residue. (Stairs to the shower? "Alright, Mr. Demille ~ I'm ready for my close-up." 🤪)
I do agree with you about that. I see smoke marks on the ceiling. Maybe from candles?
It’s worth it for some people if they are handy.
@@YanksandBritsProductions You would be wrong. I think it’s a good deal for someone handy. You’re right, you can’t buy most new cars for that price. But if that is pet urine soaked into the plywood floor, now you’re going to have to remove the wood too. Plus the bathroom looked like it had mold on the floor, remove that flooring and really the whole bathroom needed to be changed.
I do watch these channels with Maine real estate and I see better deals than this one. Not cheaper, but less work and more house and land then you would have after this one is renovated.
@@HayleysComet3 Agree with you. My first house was a fair-priced flip & renovated very nicely. There was some pet damage to a few door jambs & an outside fence but I thought no big deal - sold. However, when it rained the smell of dog urine & other odors throughout the house was unbearable. To where friends would bring me scented deodorant candles as gifts.
(When I later replaced the carpet, in fed-up disgust, the concrete beneath had significant urine stains. I scrubbed it up well before putting down the new laminate. It cost about $1,500, LR & kitchen, & not unreasonable; because I did all of the work myself. Otherwise it would've cost about $5,000, professionally done. It was a small house, luckily.)
@@droolbunnyxo9565 I wish I was handy! It’s such a nice talent to have and saves you so much money. There’s just no covering over urine. At least it was a scrubbable surface.
@@HayleysComet3 Thank you!! 😄 Your comment makes me smile! And laugh hysterically 😜 - in a good way. It was the hardest most difficult home project I ever tackled. At one point I was sitting in the middle of the LR floor with my head in my hands crying - could no longer get the laminate pieces to lock together. Turns out "lift & lock" flooring is a terrible option for long rooms if you're working alone. (The LR was 14'x24') Because you get one end of the room's pieces to fit & lock together - but then the other end of the room's pieces pop apart. Went mad, scooching back & forth on the floor trying to fit the pieces together but they wouldn't stay locked. Finally figured out that using rolled-up pieces of carpet padding to angle-bolster & hold the lengths in place made for much easier fitting & locking - like having an extra set of hands to help. Also, one side of the room had many angled walls with a few small floor nooks. Which made fitting the laminate & trim something to think thru very carefully before cutting. Made many wasteful mistakes, at first.
Long story but hopefully this info helps someone. Went into the project very naively, with zero flooring install experience, but did watch dozens of great DIY YT videos as I went along. When I finally reached the far wall, there was a perfect 3/8" expansion gap the entire 24' length of the room! \😄/ Couldn't believe it. I'd seen pro jobs that weren't this accurate. Many sincerely commented afterward how beautifully the floor turned out & how nice the house looked because of it. Especially after they warned me not to tackle it alone - too difficult. And they were right. But I'd do it again, if the room is a simple square or rectangle.
Should also say it took a month to complete the project. Had to remove nasty carpet & padding, in small sections; scrub the pet stains & chisel-out a lot of old ceramic floor tile. The entire house was covered in a layer of tile & cut laminate dust for weeks. Just a friendly warning if you ever decide to take on this type of project yourself. But the satisfaction & feeling of accomplishment is totally worth it. 👍☺️
Great potential! I csnt imagine why the shower is up stairs, but...hey, it still works. The basement was well done...even space for a freezer, which is valuable. And the taxes are way lower than my rent! Hmm...maybe ill move...
I thought that was odd, too, must have needed the room for plumbing.
You are so sweet! I love your personal touch. I love the cabin.
that place is so small you have to go outside to change your mind
Lol...that's funny
🤣😂 Hahaha
That's great ;)
Very old joke.
What's behind curtain #1?
My guess is it's simply the back door. Probably a glass door so they curtained it up.
I want to buy this!! So much potential. TLC needed. I have to figure in travel to work. Or relocate. This is a great opportunity to own and stop renting.
The cottage is a cute little fixer and could be just right for a single or a couple who have pets, but I could not tolerate those stairs to the shower. The bathroom would have to be completely redone. Maybe put the bathroom sink where the shower currently is.
And that large oak tree is close enough to crush the house if toppled in a storm. That big tree would worry me during storms if I lived in the house.
The yard needs fencing for pets and privacy and a covered, concrete parking pad too. Be willing to do a lot of the work yourself and spend at least an additional $40,000 for flooring, exterior and interior paint, bathroom renovations, new front steps with handrails, fencing and better parking. And tree removal. Maybe that oak cut be cut into floorboards for the house.
What you are describing as "needs", really are wants. You want a fenced in yard, you want a concrete driveway (note you do not see that in this part of the world either gravel, pavers, or asphalt is used here), I am not sure what could be better parking than a paved asphalt driveway.
@@richardtheriault7624 Individuals vary in what they consider to be necessities. You and I have differing points of view on what is necessary.
@@gonefishing3644 get an apartment
Neat little house.
How much "garden space" is on this property?
not much. You could have a few raised beds I would believe.
Needs $40,000.00 to re-hab it.
Could look like a doll house with some elbow grease and a creative mind.
It is in someone’s yard? .o6 acres
The cellar is in much better shape than the upstairs.That might be a good campsite for somebody but not for that price.
It is a solid little house on a good foundation. Find a better Tiny home for the same money.
I think it would be nice with some work but I'd want more land. One of the main reason for moving up there is to aquire more land and privacy.
Paint it and put down floors. Move right in. Put a privacy fence in the back inbetween the neighbor.
My house looks just like that.
Coleman Tx. I paid $23k cash.
Love it.
Spectacular tree n the yard
If I could afford it, this would be ideal!
Beautiful tree.
What specifically caused the staining on the floor in the kitchen?
Triple homicide.
Basically you are Young, have $8000 Down and a $1000 more for Paperwork, (Beg your parents if you have to). Pay it off, fix it up, sell it for $50,000 and in 5 - 10 years, and that's your down payment on a bigger house. What a Great Place for someone in their early 20s particularly! Things like a one day down payment on a 3 Bedroom. Currently I'm on a Pennisula, less than 2 acres, still in the process of opening up almost an Acre, and debating if I'm just getting it Build Ready, and get another bigger septic plan, put a well in, get someone buy saying you can or can build this and that here officially, and getting more land for myself! Because people are Nosey in Maine, make it hard to see in, they'll just park and stare in at the one place they can! Just staring at you... I'm from New Hampshire, so I think the Mainers are a bit creepy and stalky...
All it needs is a little love that was lacking. Good for single or couple who are quiet and simple. I like it but not for me.
Is there any adjacent acreage next to it for possible purchase? Thank You.
I call tomorrow Madan, so good for my studio!!!
I would love to live there!
Thanks for watching.
Not sure how a house this small could use 400 gallons of oil per year? Our old 1500sqft house used 500.
Domestic hot water is off the boiler. If you swapped that out for electric hotwater heater you could cut down on oil use.
I'd say it could use insulation. A covered porch or at least small roof cover over the entry. And in snow country a garage. And that is a pretty hefty price for it, considering the small lot, no screening hedge to give privacy.
How close to the atv trails?
My mom inherited a house in SoCal so taxes are only 1,000 a year. I hate it here.
Had enough of the wife this will be perfect I can be left alone just me n the dog
Ottom is right round the cawner, get that oil tank filled up! Lol
I like it! Wish i could buy it
Close to Baxter and Mt. Katahdin!
It sure is
Nancy what size is the lot? What town is it in.
I live in Hemet Ca.and I ca. Ot live in the cold. I have an autoimune disease called Raynaudsl. DO you ship and install in.Ca?
square footage of lot would do.
The lot is 50 feet by 50 feet.
Great video 📹
That basement creeps me out though 😬😳
I agree , the basement is very creepy . It is haunted.
Does the land it's on go with tiny house??
You can build something that’s 5x as good for 75-100k
Nice haunted house door effect 2:29
Oil heat? YIKES
town utilities?
sewer and water yes.
You didn't say if it is hooked up to city sewer and water
It is on town water and sewer.
I’m in love! Is this still available?????
No it has sold.
@@lifestyleproperties please let me know if any other little gems pop up. I am beyond interested!
You used to be able to buy a single widebtrailer for that price and get twice the space
Used to is the key phrase there.
@@lifestyleproperties yea like 2 years ago
Keebler elves. That was funny, and it does look like it. I used to live in Keene NH and love it up there. You have such a beautiful little home. I absolutely love it, it would be perfect for me my wife and dog. To bad I don’t have 40,000 $ or I’d buy it in a second. Ps. Love the drums.🤣👍 God bless you and your family and keep your eyes on Jesus cause his return will be very soon.✝️👈🏼❤️🔥🙏👍
All this for only 39.99. ?
$39,999
@@richardtheriault7624 That's not what she said...
@@BeAConservative So what is your point? The price is $39,999.
Holy crap. Not $40,000.00!
In Texas this is a $180k property all day as is.
Thanks for sharing.
I love it.
It’s in someone’s yard ?
Well you have probably never lived in a mill town. Tiny lots are quite common in town Millinocket.
Is this still available?
It has sold.
You've misquoted the price. You quoted thirty nine thousand and ninety nine dollars. As in $39,099.00, while the caption above says $39,999.00. So, which is it?
Well I had that discussion with my wife. It is $39,999, which when you are a bit nervous in front of a camera is a tough number to say.
Totally not haunted!
For real though, this is a bargain!
Sold for 5k over asking price.
Look at all the damage to that front door frame. Seems to be some tried to break into that house. Then you see the curtain covering up the back door which leads me to believe it's boarded up since they don't show you that side of the house.
The metal basement doors all have weather water rot on them.
That house is a total gut job and a money pit. Run Forest run.
This place needs at least $30.000 in repairs 🤔 ? 🤔 ? 🤔 ? 🤔 ? 🤔 ?🤔 ?🤔
An the shower is a death trap 💀 ???
I'd need to take a shower after showering there. 🤢🤮
...and WD40 on the door hinges. 😄😄
I believe your estimate of repairs is about $25k too much. For $5000 you could put on a metal roof, replace all the windows, put in flooring of your choice and furnish this home.
For 68,000 i bought a 3 bedroom house with a garage. Each bedroom is big enough for a queen bed.
Where?
Congrats.
OMG really?
I love it
Thanks for watching.
Wow, that would be great, if 80% of Americans could afford it.
Cute 😍
please, 89 cents in wd40 would make those doors quiet. The cemetary and creeky doors seem like a horror movie..
Perfect
Very nice house wd 40 could help that door
Thanks for sharing.
Great for a lucky lone wolf personality like me, well.... in general. It desperately needs a (live) fence all around. Neighbors are very close and ready to pester you by 24/7, spreading the most nasty rumors within the local community.
I could really curb appeal this lil hidden hem underneath lol
It's hard to see the floor, is that linoleum or sub floor?
Subfloor. The linoleum has been removed. Clean slate to put down whatever you want.
Thank you, yes Nancy said it was removed. On second viewing I notice that. Thanks so much.
Was there ever any carpet on the floor? I'm guessing a lot of cat pee
The owners did not have cats. So your guess is wrong. Carpet and linoleum was pretty worn, so the seller removed it.
Excruciating……
The basement freaks me out...
I like it
There’s black mold your talking 5 k to get rid of that and they stripped the floors like left you with plywood I would offer 15k needs a lot of work
It has sold thanks for watching.
Please limit the use of “UM” when you speak.
Thanks for watching.
Best I can do is 15
Shit I just realized I can’t even afford a tiny home
21/120 38.9K
a place to build a garage?
It would be tight, but a 1 car garage or car port may be able to be placed at teh end of the driveway.
Looks like a decent fixer upper for sure... Also if you watch that back window by the bulkhead you can see the curtain move while nobody is in there... Looks like you might purchase a ghost with the house LOL.
Yep, dead people don’t make a lot of noise.
Thanks for watching.
Omg the front door noise. This home needs home improvement. For $39,999 you can get a brand new tiny home less than that.
with no land, no basement, sure you could.