21 North St, Saco, ME 04072

Known as the Benjamin Chandler House, this late federal colonial is one of Saco's most historic homes. Originally built in 1820 for a local gentleman in the blacksmithing business, this prominent residence has beautifully endured for the past 200 years. Encompassed within the property's .88 acres of land are park-like grounds, towering trees, mature gardens, brick walkways and terrace, and expansive lawns. The two and half story home dates to 1820, and its front faade underwent a recent and complete historical renovation by Hoagland Restoration. Within its 3, 506 square feet of living space there are 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and 5 fireplaces. The first level features a charming living room with fireplace and an adjoining sunroom, formal dining room with fireplace, renovated kitchen/breakfast area, half bath, laundry facilities, large family room and a bedroom suite with fireplace and full bath. 4 additional bedrooms (2 with fireplaces), and 2 full baths are located on the second level which is accessed by front and rear staircases. There are two attached garages providing for 3 to 4 cars with ample storage and workshop area. Other property features include a newly renovated cedar screen porch overlooking the grounds and a greenhouse. The Benjamin Chandler House is located on a tree lined street with sidewalk access to the city's amenities and walking distance from schools. Once a leader of manufacturing in the industrial age, Saco and its sister city of Biddeford