ABOUT THE HOUSE

In the heart of Camden Village, this 1840 Greek Revival on iconic High Street is steps from Camden Harbor and downtown restaurants, cafés, and shops.

Hike Mount Battie, explore Camden Hills State Park, or ski Camden Snow Bowl, all within minutes. With elegant interiors and thoughtfully curated amenities, Three Sisters House offers a refined and beautifully appointed stay in the center of Midcoast Maine.

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What Makes Three Sisters House Special

Three Sisters House offers something distinct from the Farm - the energy of village life, harbor light in the morning, and the ease of stepping out your door and into Camden, while holding the same warmth and intention.

It’s a place for:
• Morning coffee in the coastal light
• Long afternoons on Mount Battie or along the shore
• Evenings by the fire after dinner in town
• Families and friends who want Maine at their fingertips

A vintage wooden desk with brass handles, green banker style desk lamp, black wooden chair, framed black and white artwork, window with white framing, hardwood floor, and a small patterned rug.

A living room corner with floral-patterned curtains, a table lamp with a beige lampshade, a floral cushion on a vintage sofa, a round side table with a vase of yellow flowers, and a window with white trim.

Yellow daffodil flowers in a glass vase on a white marble side table with a piece of gold leaf decor on a white marble coaster.

A collection of fireplace tools, firewood, and a broom in the corner of a room.

Wooden desk with a green banker’s lamp, a black chair, a framed black-and-white artwork on the wall, and a window to the right letting in natural light.

A white bookshelf with decorative items and books, including a bird figurine, a ceramic girl with a dog, and a small porcelain flower, arranged on three shelves.

A cozy living room with a plaid armchair, a wooden coffee table with books on top, a side chair with a cane back and cushioned seat, and a window with a patterned valance. There are framed pictures on the wall near the door and a radiator behind the

A table with a vase of pink tulips, a cup of black coffee, and a wooden serving board with various slices of cake, each labeled with handwritten notes. The table has a white surface, and the background features wooden flooring.

Property Highlights

Walkable Village Location

Stroll to Camden Harbor, downtown restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and the waterfront library amphitheater.

Historic Greek Revival (1840)

Original pocket doors, tall windows, millwork, and multiple fireplaces thoughtfully preserved and beautifully maintained.

Four Bedrooms | 2.5 Baths

Designed for families and friends traveling together, with space to gather and space to retreat.

Fully Equipped Luxury Kitchen

Premium cookware, Moccamaster coffee maker, Vitamix blender, elegant dinnerware and stemware.

Private Grounds on High Street

A quiet place to land, just beyond the village energy.

Year-Round Destination

Minutes to Mount Battie hiking, Camden Hills State Park, and Camden Snow Bowl skiing.

Three Sisters House on High Street came later - but it is part of the same story.

After falling in love with the rhythm of Midcoast Maine at the Farm, we found ourselves drawn again and again to Camden - the harbor, the light, the ease of walking everywhere, and the quiet beauty of High Street itself.

For Mia, Camden had always held something special. Growing up on a farm in nearby Morrill, trips to Camden were an occasion - a place you hoped to go, but didn’t take for granted. It was where you went for something a little different, a little celebratory, a little rare.

It was also the place we returned to for our first trip as a newly blended family - a beginning that made the town feel even more meaningful over time. And for Mia’s mother, Camden had always been a quiet dream -- a place she had once hoped, someday, to call home.

Now, it’s a place she gets to stay.

When we found this house, a historic Greek Revival set among the grand homes of High Street, it felt immediately right, and like the natural counterpart to the farm.

The proportions, the light, the sense of quiet held within its walls – it is a home with presence and a sense of occasion, but still deeply comfortable and welcoming.

There is a feeling at High Street that is difficult to name but easy to recognize: something settled, enduring, and quietly special, a house shaped by its history, but still open to those who pass through it.

It is a home that invites you to arrive, to settle in, and become part of its ongoing story, even if only for a little while.

Bright living room with beige sofas, navy pillows, a coffee table with a vase of tulips, side lamps, and wall art with blue and gold hues, featuring two windows with valances.

Camden Village Location

High Street is one of Camden’s most distinguished addresses - a quiet, historic street set between harbor and hillside. From the front door, the village is at your doorstep

Walk Everywhere

• Camden Harbor and the marina
• Restaurants, cafés, and local shops
• The Camden Public Library and waterfront amphitheater
• Mount Battie and the trails of Camden Hills State Park

Sailing excursions, harbor cruises, and summer concerts are part of daily life here. In winter, Camden Snow Bowl - the only ski mountain in the country with ocean views - is just ten minutes away.

Ocean beaches, freshwater swimming at Megunticook Lake, and scenic drives along the Midcoast are all within reach.

Leave the car parked - or set out along the coast to Rockport, Rockland and beyond when the mood strikes.