48 Lincoln Street

Perched on historic Paris Hill, this 1825 gem is as charming as they come. Just a one-minute drive from the Paris Hill Country Club and a short drive to South Paris, Norway, West Paris, and Bethel. Inside are three bedrooms, two baths, and 1,526 square feet full of character. The kitchen is pure joy, complete with a door featuring two heart cutouts (yes, really). There's a pantry, a cozy dining room, and a comfortable living room that feels instantly like home. A first-floor bedroom with closet adds flexibility, and the screened-in porch is the perfect sunny spot for morning coffee or summer evenings. Upstairs, two bedrooms connect Jack-and-Jill style through the full bath. Outside, you'll find a two-car garage with an EV charger and a large backyard framed by stone walls. Then there's the storybook bonus: the Enoch Burnham Clock Shop, built in 1810 and moved here in the 1840s by Dr. Asaph Kittredge, who once used it as his office. It still stands today; a little piece of Paris Hill history right in your own backyard.