Welcome to 27 Hodge Street, a sweet Dutch Colonial tucked into the heart of Wiscasset - one of Maine's most beautiful and historic villages. Just a short walk from the waterfront, shops, restaurants, and galleries, this thoughtfully updated home offers comfort, flexibility, and the rare benefit of a spacious in-town lot. Set up as a two-unit home, it suits a variety of living arrangements. Share it with a friend or family member, rent one side, or enjoy the extra room for guests. The front unit works beautifully as a private in-law suite, guest space, or short-term rental. The home feels bright and welcoming, with newer kitchens and updated bathrooms. The main unit opens onto a generous back deck that lives like an extra room - perfect for quiet mornings with coffee or lively summer gatherings as the sun goes down. Below, the walk-out basement is a welcome surprise: a workshop space ideal for surfboard projects, creative endeavors, or simply storing gear. There's even a bit of local lore: when the current owner moved in, they discovered a portrait of a mysterious woman hanging on the basement wall. She's still here, quietly keeping watch, adding a hint of mystery and old soul charm. Outside, you're just moments from the Sheepscot River. Fishing boats come and go, seabirds circle overhead, and the scent of salt air drifts through town. The view from the Wiscasset bridge- especially at sunrises - Truly one of a kind. Wiscasset is a village of beauty and character, where history lingers in the architecture and the days unfold at a gentler pace. Once a bustling port and shipbuilding hub, Wiscasset still moves to the rhythms of the river, the seasons, and small-town life. The streets are lined with antique shops, art galleries, and lovingly preserved historic homes, each with a story. Whether heading to Treats for a croissant or staying home with a good book, 27 Hodge Street offers a peaceful, in-town lifestyle - Full of Heart, History, and Possibility.