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New, Classic Shingle-Style Home Offers Comfortable Elegance on Foreside Waterfront
The 12-room, five-bedroom, architect-designed house has a charming private pond, too.
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The home is an easy walk to Dock Square and very close to the town’s fine beaches.
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Portland’s Parkside neighborhood, on the north side of the city’s peninsula, takes its name from Deering Oaks, the 55-acre, multi-use park that dates to 1879 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. A mix of house styles – many multifamily, many architecturally distinctive – and high-profile local businesses, Parkside is where you can find Hadlock Field, home of the Portland Sea Dogs, and the venerable Expo, where the NBA G League Maine Red Claws play.
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Privacy, great boating, breath-taking views, and luxurious finishes in a home of distinction. -
The hand-crafted log home combines rustic beauty with lovely finishes and all contemporary amenities.
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No. 96 Emery St. has been in the Napolitano clan since 1951; No. 94, since 2007. -
The Jesse & Isabel Alden House (c. 1820) has been beautifully restored. -
“Many of Portland’s most prominent figures in business, industry, politics and the professions grew up as residents of a Bayside with tree-lined streets and open trolley cars,” a 1968 City of Portland neighborhood report noted. Today, Bayside is undergoing “an energetic transformation … into a first-rate, mixed-use urban district … with a wide range of housing development" (portlandmaine.gov) whose attractions include craft breweries and restaurants, music and theater, galleries, trails – and, of course, a landmark ten-pin bowling alley.
