451 UNION ST. — $539,900
5 beds, 4.5+ baths, 4,484 SF

Centrally located Hayford Park is bordered on two sides by dozens of Victorian mansions, including The Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation on Broadway. Around the corner is this late 19th century Italianate which includes a one-bedroom apartment, second floor guest suite with kitchenette, a huge, updated kitchen, and marble fireplaces in the living room and primary suite. Fully finished attic for even more living space. Listed by Kortnie Mullins, Realty of Maine — Bangor. See the full listing.

29 HAYWARD ST. — $359,000
3 beds, 2 baths, 2,066 SF

While not a Victorian, this stately, circa 1940 home is a block from Hayford Park and has its own back-yard oasis with peach and pear trees and a wooden walkway leading to a fire pit/patio. There’s also a fenced-in, mulched play yard. An attached one car garage leads to the eat-in kitchen and the listing says the interior, with original built-ins and fireplace, has been updated over the last ten years. Listed by Kyla Harrison, Realty of Maine – Bangor. See the full listing.

249 15TH ST. — $210,000
3 beds, 1 bath, 1,056 SF

This little mid-century home is also a block from Hayford Park, but closer to Interstate 95. Original built-ins, flooring, and cabinetry give it that classic bungalow charm and a first-floor bedroom adds accessibility. According to the listing, the basement was recently waterproofed and had a new sump pump installed. Outside, get planting in a little greenhouse and use the one car garage for storage or more workshop space. Listed by Cody Harriman, Nexthome Experience. See the full listing.

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