Welcome to 369 Ohio Street, a stately home steeped in Bangor history and once owned by Chesley Husson, the first president and namesake of Husson University. This beautifully preserved 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom residence offers a rare blend of timeless character and thoughtful updates. Inside, you'll find stunning original built-ins, rich hardwood floors, classic wood trim, and a warm, inviting atmosphere throughout. Enjoy entertaining in the spacious kitchen with granite countertops and a beautiful and practical butler's pantry, or host more intimate gatherings in the formal dining room. The sun room offers a peaceful retreat filled with natural light, while the cozy fireplaces provide extra comfort on chilly Maine nights. A laundry room features an extraordinary Monson Slate sink—a unique and functional showpiece. Downstairs, the finished basement includes a custom wet bar with a fireplace, library shelves and a bathroom, perfect for guests or casual entertaining. The heated two-car garage provides direct access to the living space as well as a workshop, adding convenience year-round. Sitting on a generous double corner lot, the property offers abundant outdoor space for gardening, play, or relaxing. The surrounding trees add privacy to your own special corner of the world. Closet space is plentiful, updates are thoughtfully done, and the home's historic legacy adds a truly special touch. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Bangor's past with all the comforts of today.