332 City Pond Road, Rangeley ME, Rangeley, ME 04970

Single Family Home for sale

Custom built log lodge, many handcrafted details,
panoramic mountain and lake views,
154 acres.
Property includes a 4 bay garage and second floor,
barn,
wood shed,
cabin, shooting range,
small pond, fields, stone fences, enclosed garden.
Property is on the snomachine trails, near groomed cross country skiing trails and
5 large lakes are in the area. The Appalachian Trail is nearby
The house has 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and and enclosed sunporch.
Solar power provides all amenities, with a
full foundation, metal roof, and stone fireplace.

$1,100,000

4 Bed, 4 Bath | 5200 Sq. Feet
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  • Property type: Single Family Home
  • Building year: 2003
  • SHAIR Score: 26 (Good)
  • Status: Inactive
  • Days on market: 2003
  • Sage Score: 79

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Top Eco Features
79

Net Zero (grid-tied)
Off-Grid
Passive Designed
Solar system
Natural Parkland/Forested Protected Areas (less than 2 mi)
No Tropical Wood Used
Community Gardens
Hot Water Demand Recirculation
Tankless
gas water heater (whole house)
Exercise Paths
Detached Garage or Carport
Established Garden
Exterior Storm Doors
Nearby Retail
Schools
Recreational Facilities
Roof Warranty (30+ years)
Skylights

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Listing updated:
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Overview

Bedrooms:
4
Bathrooms:
4
Living area size:
5200
Lot Size:
154 ac
Building year:
2003
Number of Floors:
3
Property Features:
Fireplace, Patio, Balcony/deck, Other
Interior Finishes:
No Tropical Wood Used
Lighting:
Skylights
Windows, Doors, Roof:
Exterior Storm Doors, Roof Warranty (30+ years)
Construction: Other Eco/ Efficient Building Type:
Custom Built- Post and Beam
Garages & Hardscape:
Detached Garage or Carport
Garages:
4+
Landscape & Patio:
Established Garden
Energy sources:
Solar system
Solar kW:
Solar and battery pack
Other Energy Sources:
generator only as back up in cold winter
Water Efficiency:
Tankless, gas water heater (whole house), Hot Water Demand Recirculation
SHAIR Score Value:
26
Community:
Natural Parkland/Forested Protected Areas (less than 2 mi), Recreational Facilities, Community Gardens, Nearby Retail, Schools, Exercise Paths

Sage Features (eco & smart)

Eco Property Type:
Passive Designed, Off-Grid, Net Zero (grid-tied)
Sage Score:
The Sage Score is a measure of a home’s overall features. 79
Livability Categories:
Potential Benefits:
Off-Grid
- Cost Savings of 100% on utilities as it costs $0 for grid-tied energy costs.

Net Zero (grid-tied)
- Cost Savings of 100% on utilities as it costs $0 for grid-tied energy costs.

Passive Designed
- Cost Savings with reduced heating and cooling loads through energy-efficiency strategies, and then those reduced loads are met, in whole or part, with solar energy.

Roof Warranty (30+ years)
- Cost Savings include a reduced frequency of roof replacements and repairs, even if the up-front cost is greater.
- Eco Benefits include fewer materials used as fewer repairs are needed.

Exterior Storm Doors
- Eco Benefits include reducing heat loss in the winter and keeping cool air inside when it’s warm outside, for reduced energy usage.

Detached Garage or Carport
- Health Benefits include reduced noise and keeping hazardous fumes away from the residence.

Solar system
- Cost Savings of up to $750/year or $15000 over 20yrs on energy costs.
- Eco Benefits with reduced greenhouse gas emissions.

Tankless, gas water heater (whole house)
- Cost Savings of up to 15% in energy usage, or $95/yr and $1800 lifetime.

Hot Water Demand Recirculation
- Cost Savings of up to $122/yr.

No Tropical Wood Used
- Eco Benefits include a reduction in the decline of the rainforest, the extinction of animal species, and climate change impacts.

Natural Parkland/Forested Protected Areas (less than 2 mi)
- Eco Benefits include improved air and water quality, increased biodiversity, and habitat protection, and reduced greenhouse gases (GHG), that are all inherent in a strategy that protects and preserves land.

Recreational Facilities
- Health Benefits of greatly improved physical health.

Community Gardens
- Health Benefits that allow greater access to nutritious food and strengthen community ties.
- Eco Benefits include promoting sustainable agriculture, reducing food transportation costs, reducing water runoff, and creating habitats to improve the local ecology.

Exercise Paths
- Cost Savings of an affordable & accessible form of recreation.
- Health Benefits include improving your fitness, health and mental well-being.
- Eco Benefits include actively teaching people about the natural environment.

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