A rare opportunity to establish a standout business in a high-potential, coastal Maine village—priced well below appraised value. Located just off U.S. Route 1 in Stockton Springs, this architecturally significant 1850s Italianate building—listed on the National Register of Historic Places—offers the ideal foundation for a boutique inn, destination restaurant, event venue, or mixed-use hospitality concept. Set on a beautifully landscaped half-acre lot with a classic New England barn and ample parking, the property enjoys excellent proximity to over 14,000 cars per day on U.S. Route 1/Acadia Highway during peak season. Just minutes from Belfast, Bucksport, and the gateway to Acadia, it's ideally situated for drawing locals, tourists, and seasonal visitors alike. The home's exterior showcases original clapboard siding, broad overhanging eaves with paired brackets, gabled dormers, and a distinctive hexagonal cupola—hallmarks of high-style 19th-century craftsmanship. Inside, the main level includes five warm and inviting dining or gathering rooms with tall ceilings, period woodwork, and wide-plank floors. A custom-built bar with heated stone bar top adds a stunning focal point, and the professionally equipped kitchen offers flexibility for a range of culinary or service uses. The second floor includes five well-appointed bedrooms and four full baths, ideal for guest accommodations or Airbnb rentals. Two bedrooms include en-suite baths, and the rear portion of the second story features a private suite with full bath, office, and sitting area—offering further potential for extended stay rental income or staff/owner quarters. This unique property is ready for its next chapter—rich in character, ideally located, and adaptable to a wide range of possibilities in a quintessential Midcoast Maine setting.