FREEMAN TOWNSHIP, Maine — One of Maine's most stunning properties has hit the market. Windledge Farm in Freeman Township in western Maine is going for $5.2 million. The property is an "equine enthusiast's haven," according to its listing.
Set on 308 acres deep in the High Peaks, with views of Saddleback Mountain and Sugarloaf Mountain, the property includes a 4,500-square-foot contemporary main house with three bedrooms and four bathrooms. It was built in 2016 and designed by renowned architect Frank Robinson as a homage to Frank Lloyd Wright.
The horse farm part of the property includes a 60-foot by 48-foot stable with expansive stalls, a heated wash bay, and a "state of the art" medical room, among other features. There's also a 36-foot by 60-foot barn with a workshop.
Outside, there are 10 paddocks, four large turnout pastures, and about 7 acres of hay pasture.
The property has "impeccable design, outstanding quality, and craftsmanship, while incorporating the surrounding outdoor space, making it a true work of art, according to its listing.
"Rife with detail, this gorgeous open-concept home offers a retreat for those that require state-of-the-art amenities and security yet yearn for the feel of comfort, serenity, and privacy," the listing reads.
View more photos of the farm from Legacy Properties Sotheby’s International Realty:
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