115 Essex Street, Bangor, ME 04401

Step into Bangor's architectural history at the James Allen House, a distinguished Greek Revival residence built circa 1833-34 by noted builder-architect James Allen. This historic home blends period character with versatile living space, including a legally recognized second-story in-law apartment. With over 3,200 square feet of living space, 4 plus bedrooms, and 3 bathrooms, generously sized rooms, gorgeous formal dining and living room areas, amazing historic woodwork and built-ins throughout. The second-floor apartment provides a private one-bedroom unit with its own entrance. A traditional layout suited to both owner-occupants and investors. The exterior showcases traditional clapboard construction and Greek Revival elements, along with later Colonial Revival additions that reflect the home's evolution through Bangor's prosperous 19th century. Step outside to the well-landscaped grounds with a bee garden, brick walkways, and an adorable, fenced yard. A two-story