An affordable, round home tucked away on 39 acres in Parkman, ME, recently hit the market and has already snagged a buyer. The place is listed for $149,900.

Its incredible cordwood design is similar to the magical stone hideaway on 18 acres in nearby Abbot, ME. That place coincidentally also just hit the market and is already under agreement, too. (The unique homes were constructed by two different builders).

The house in Parkman “is a remarkable and unusual property, as it is built similar to a yurt with its circular design,” says listing agent Dolly Perkins, of Realty of Maine – Dover Foxcroft. “It has a lot of really, really interesting details. In addition to the cordwood walls that have been laid out in a circular manner, there are glass bottles in the walls in the bedroom.”

A wall in the living room also features a glass-bottle design, which filters in light and creates an illuminated appearance.

The 1,256-square-foot abode was built in 2006 and offers just one bedroom, but there are a few details potential buyers should note about the home.

Off-grid living

The new owner needs to be prepared for a decidedly rustic way of life in the round house.

“It is off the grid and has a compost toilet,” Perkins explains. “A pit privy with incinerator toilet is eco-friendly and better than an outhouse. It also has a gas refrigerator. There is a wood stove, and it is set up for solar, as well.”

The home’s interior design has some pretty notable details, too.

“There are all kinds of really cool natural features that you aren’t going to see everywhere,” Perkins says. “For example, there is a countertop that has a live-edge piece of wood that has been varnished.”

This secluded, camplike property already has a generator set up for power that can also be purchased. The expansive lot is near hunting and fishing opportunities, along with watchable wildlife on-site.

“The home is located on a road with easy access to recreation trails,” Perkins notes. “I think the next buyer will certainly be someone who appreciates the outdoors. It has beautiful views of the mountains and sits on 39 acres. The property is perfect for someone who is looking for privacy … and [to] be surrounded by nature.”

Plus, the home’s unfinished second floor provides a blank slate to create a customized space. The property includes a one-car garage that can be used to store ATVs or snowmobiles.

“The home could also be used as a vacation spot for a weekend or summer getaway,” Perkins says. “Most of the homeowners there are three-season dwellers.”

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