Classic Maine Character,
Modern from the Studs Out
Purchased in November 2023, this 1950 cabin sat on a quiet lot in Oakland waiting for someone to give it the full attention it deserved. Over the next two and a half years, it was stripped to the framing and rebuilt top-to-bottom — not a cosmetic refresh, but a genuine reconstruction by a careful crew of Maine tradespeople.
The result is a home that looks and feels like a traditional Maine cabin — warm tongue-and-groove pine walls and ceilings, tile and carpet floors, a new wood stove at its heart — but operates like a modern house. Rebuilt foundation. Cold-climate heat pumps. Spray foam throughout. A 200-amp panel. New plumbing. New septic. Nothing was patched. Nothing was deferred.
Move-in-ready without feeling like a flip — this cabin was rebuilt by an owner who planned to keep it, with quality choices throughout. Full contractor records, inspection reports, and renovation documentation are available through the listing agent.
