1850 Historic Row House in the Heart of Bath, Maine Step into timeless elegance with this beautifully preserved 1850 rowhouse known as the 'Tallman Sisters'. Located across from the Bath Public Library. Offering the perfect blend of 19th-century charm and thoughtful modern updates, this 2,357 sq ft home is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Maine's architectural heritage. Inside, original details nod to the home's storied past, while modern enhancements ensure comfort and functionality. The kitchen and primary suite were added on to the back of the house in 2012 and built to fulfill your needs, along with adding an additional half-bath at the entrance of the home. The design also included two porch areas. The flooring was milled from a 300 year-old Ash tree harvested from the property. The architectural design was created by Jay Herrick and the work was acknowledged by the Sagadahoc Preservation Society along with an award for outstanding historical renovation. A stunning patio created by Great Works Landscaping with hand-cut, dry-laid stone hardscaping creates an inviting and versatile retreat. Retaining walls, constructed at seat height for easy gathering, frame the cozy yard and provide ample space for friends and family to enjoy live music in the park every Tuesday and Friday throughout the summer. The house was repointed, painted, and the windows were replaced with top-line Anderson windows in 2008. The original wooden window sashes were replaced with granite. The painting was done by Colorworks, and the windows were installed by Frohmiller Construction. Whether you're relaxing in the backyard oasis or exploring Bath's vibrant downtown just steps away, this home offers a lifestyle as rich as its history.