17 Boynton Street, Eastport, ME 04631

Hayden House is one of Eastport's grandest and most historic homes. Situated on a large (nearly half-acre) corner lot just a block from the shops and eateries of Eastport's beautiful waterfront downtown. Built in 1805 by Deacon Aaron Hayden, it was later home to S.D. Leavitt, Eastport's first mayor, who added the Mansard roof in the 1880s.

This elegant home is built for entertaining, with its 10 ft ceiings, double parlors, large dining room with butler's pantry, gorgeous stained glass windows, grand staircases, fireplaces, distinctive built-ins, and three full stories of living space. The large kitchen features a luxury AGA stove, prized by chefs for its unique ability to enhance the taste of food, and a breakfast nook overlooking the gardens and gazebo.

Current owners have undertaken significant restoration work, including replacement of both the main roof and 2+ sides of the mansard roof, window repairs, updated electrical and painting. Now Hayden House, its gardens and gazebo await your touches to complete its journey to complete restoration.

Shown by appointment only.