They do not build them like this anymore. Previously known as The Seven Stars Grange. The fantastic structure was built in 1876-- and is the second oldest grange in the State of Maine. As cliché as it may sound, this historic property offers endless possibilities. The second floor is a large loft-like living space with 10 and 1/2 ft pressed tin ceilings and a beautiful original Maple floor with an abundance of natural light. The full bath, laundry room, pantry and half bath, are situated between the new line kitchen and a large dreamy bedroom. The ground floor remains open, with high ceilings and exposed beams over an original oak floor. This could easily be converted to office or retail space. All new plumbing, septic, electrical, and kitchen... The heavy lifting has been done. All the privacy you could hope for in scenic Troy. Unity college and MOFGA nearby, while being an easy drive to the more bustling surrounding towns of Belfast, Waterville, Bangor.