Lucky water views and so much more.

By Colin w. Sargent

There’s a mystic moment driving north on I-95. At the peak of the Piscataqua River Bridge, you see the state-line sign. Now look down, .8 miles away, right on the water. That’s the house. It’s true—Maine welcomes you!

Two Hundred Forty-Six Main Street in Eliot is a bridge to adorable, with monumental views of the Main Street Causeway and two signature bridges that connect Maine to New Hampshire. Mirrored in the water and built in 1750, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom, 655-square-foot landmark is older than many of the houses in nearby Strawbery Banke. 

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