337 Route 133

About this home

A custom cherry-and-granite kitchen, beautifully updated baths, Douglas fir floors, and a fully outfitted private theater bring modern comfort to this 1788 Cape, while hand-hewn beams, heart pine trim, and a restored beveled-glass front door preserve its historic character. Nearly every room has been thoughtfully renewed, blending the warmth of an old Maine home with the convenience and style buyers want today. The kitchen is a standout, with custom cherry cabinetry, granite countertops, a thin-brick backsplash, exposed axe-hewn ceiling beams, a gas range with air fryer, and recessed, track, and under-cabinet lighting. The main-level bath offers a walk-in shower with teak seating; upstairs, find a soaking tub, custom vanity, subway tile, and Carrera marble. Recent updates include new windows, doors, decks, siding over a Tyvek membrane, flooring, lighting, plumbing, and a 2026 water heater. Known as Old Sears Farm, this five-bedroom, 4.2-acre property is in Winthrop, minutes from Maranacook Lake and Augusta, with a local story connected to early settler Paul Sears. The home is extensively insulated and equipped with eight independently controlled heat pumps for efficient heating and cooling, complemented by wood-stove warmth. The private theater is an experience of its own, with Dolby Atmos 5.1.4 surround sound, illuminated tiered seating, electric recliners with charging ports, blackout curtains, and projector connectivity. Two first-floor rooms offer flexible options for bedrooms, a home office, or other uses; one connects directly to a full bath, making first-floor living a convenient option. Outside, enjoy mature trees, gardens, grapevine trellises, landscaped paths, and two fire-pit areas within an eight-foot double-planked privacy fence. A separate chain-link enclosure offers a convenient play space for pets or children. Enjoy the privacy of your own 4.2-acre retreat, with Augusta and Lewiston within easy reach for dining, shopping, and everyday conveniences