Steeped in history and thoughtfully restored, the Annie Woodbury House is a rare gem that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern comfort. Originally built in 1855 and later purchased by George W. Woodbury in 1872, this stately 4 bedroom, 2 bath home has been a landmark at the heart of what was once Danville, Maine. The Woodbury family name is deeply woven into the fabric of the region, with True Woodbury among the original settlers in the late 1700s. The home was later inherited by George's daughter, Annie Woodbury, a beloved schoolteacher who lived here until her passing in 1983. Annie was well known in the community, and her legacy was honored with the founding of the Annie Woodbury School in Auburn in the 1990s. With significant updates that respect its historic integrity, this elegant home features a freshly finished sunroom, a formal dining room, and a charming first floor library warmed by a wood stove—perfect for cozy reading. Recent improvements include a brand new GE Café double oven with an air fryer, new heat pumps, refinished floors, fresh paint, finished ''in-law'' space, upgraded bathroom, upgraded landscaping, and a re-insulated basement. Blueberry and raspberry bushes dot the landscape, and a large garden is ready to be planted, making it a dream for gardeners and nature lovers alike. A newly built fire pit invites summer evenings under the stars. Centrally located outside of town in a private setting, 30 minutes to Portland, Brunswick, Augusta, and Naples, this home offers easy access to I-95 while providing a tranquil retreat with a wooded forest in the back. Rich in character and history, this extraordinary home is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Maine's past while enjoying the comforts of modern living. A complete list of upgrades can be found in the improvements list.