Discover the Charm of Yesteryear at 25 Park St.! Step back in time & embrace the rich history of this captivating 1857 Heritage home nestled on a private 0.4-acre lot in the heart of Orono. Boasting impressive triple brick walls, this grand residence offers a unique blend of historic character & modern convenience. Inside, you'll be enchanted by the home's original features, including soaring high ceilings, tall windows that flood the rooms with natural light, & elegant claw foot tubs perfect for a relaxing soak. The stunning original staircase & beautiful wood floors add to the home's undeniable charm. Recent updates including newer insulation & drywall ensure modern comfort & efficiency. The updated, modern kitchen is a chef's delight, featuring sleek stainless steel appliances & a large centre island, perfect for meal preparation/casual dining. Enjoy the cozy warmth of radiant water gas boiler heat throughout the home. Offering five spacious bedrooms plus a dressing room, there's versatile space to suit your needs. Outside, the property offers exceptional privacy, creating your own tranquil oasis. The large backyard is further enhanced by the presence of 2 Apple, 1 Cherry & 1 Pear trees. A large 2-car detached barn-style garage/workshop provides plenty of storage, w/potential for a fantastic loft just waiting for your creative vision. Conveniently located within walking distance to the Orono Fairgrounds & the charming downtown area, you'll have easy access to local amenities, shops, and restaurants. Commuters will appreciate the close proximity to Hwy 115 / 401, making travel a breeze. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to own a piece of Orono's history! Built in 1857 as a Methodist Church, turned into a home in 1885 by local businessman G.M. Long, an Orono merchant. then owned by Dr McCulloch from 1910-1938 has his home and office. later becoming Barlow Funeral Home and now a family home once again. (id:27)