This magnificent cape-style home was built in 1815. With all the original charm and character that you would expect of this period, this home has been loved and preserved. With wide pumpkin pine floors, closets to store personal possessions, exposed beams, and a curved staircase, this home retains its unique character. The kitchen, as you might expect, is large. Boasting a heat stove and sitting space, the feel is warm and inviting. Black slate counters, white cabinets and a farmhouse sink complete the space. Down the hall, the first-floor primary presents with floor-to-ceiling windows, dual closets and a beamed ceiling. The dining boasts views of the private backyard while an archway carries you into the sitting room. Indicative of the time, the floor plan rambles on. A small den and a sunroom both adjoin this living space. Into the front entry, a winding staircase leads you to 2 bedrooms adjoined by a jack-and-jill bath. The house has an attached, multi-story, timber-frame barn. While this is currently being used as an artist studio, the opportunities are endless. With the rise or remote work, the barn could easily be converted into a home office, a small business practice, an in-law apartment, or a carriage house. This 1800's house is full of treasures. Set on a one-acre parcel, much of the yard is a blank canvas. Plenty of possibilities for outdoor entertainment or expansion exist. Freeport is a quintessential Maine town. Conveniently located, True Street is a quiet neighborhood on a dead-end street. Quick access to 295 makes commuting a breeze.