Remarkable 1850 farmhouse in prime location! Cash Cow! Could gross $36,000! This wonderful property was built in 1850, and maintains many stunning architectural features. All the doors, baseboards, and crown moldings are original and in excellent condition. A gorgeous stairway gracefully ascends to the second floor of the building, and harkens to a time of grandeur and quiet elegance. The property features a pair of 2-bedroom apartments. One on the first floor, and the other on the second floor. In addition to these two fully functional units, there is a third space partially built out above the barn that could readily be converted into a third unit. This property offers so many possibilities for the new owners, either as an income property, or easily restored to single family residence. The town of Albion is a great location, with easy commutes to Waterville, Augusta, and Belfast. The town is a classic rural farming community, home to Swan's Honey, Johnny's Seeds, and offers the very best of small-town Maine life. The town of Unity is just ten miles away, home to MOFGA , the oldest organic farming organization in the United States, and host to the Common Ground Fair, which every fall, draws crowds of over 50,000. Unity also boasts a large and vibrant Amish community. The Amish owned Community Market, features a traditional hardware store, and a large array of fresh baked goods whole grain breads, cookies, and on Thursday and Friday, homemade donuts. Save the lemon bars for me, they are spectacular! Finally, be sure to send an post card into The Lost Kitchen and request a reservation. Located just seven miles from Albion in Freedom , Maine, Erin French, the proprietor and Chef, created a tiny 20 seat restaurant in a restored grist mill. Arguably the most prestigious restaurant in Maine, the Lost Kitchen has been the recipient of many culinary awards and remains a true cultural treasure.