58 Hardy Road, Westbrook, ME 04092 (MLS # 1554682)

PRICE $535,000 BEDS 3 BATHS 2 HOME SIZE 3,178 sqft LOT SIZE 3.00 ac Request More Info

Experience the charm of this wonderful property with a legendary past at 58 Hardy Road in Westbrook. Formerly the cherished home of Al Hawkes, a Country Music Hall of Fame inductee, and his wife, Barbara Hawkes, a dedicated and respected longtime City Clerk of Westbrook, this iconic property now presents a unique opportunity for a discerning owner to revel in its timeless charm. For the first time ever, this home welcomes a new chapter in its storied history, beckoning those with an appreciation for classic elegance and a love of music to make it their own. This property is not just a residence, but a tribute to the life and love of Al Hawkes, whose passion for music transcended everything he did. You can almost hear the echoes of country music that once filled the walls of this home, and imagine Al strumming his guitar and singing with his friends and family. But 58 Hardy Road is not just a museum piece. It is a cozy and inviting family home, perfect for those seeking a place to call their own. With three spacious bedrooms, and finished on all three levels, the home is ideal for anyone who appreciates flexibile living space and work from home options. The natural light that floods the rooms makes the space feel open and welcoming. The outside is equally as impressive, with a sprawling 3.17 acre lot providing a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The surrounding wildlife, including deer and turkeys, are a testament to the natural beauty of the area, and provide a tranquil backdrop for a life of relaxation and inspiration. For those looking for an evening out, Lenny's, known for its live entertainment, is just a short walk away. The finishes throughout the property are original, offering an opportunity to keep some of the charming elements that take you back in time, or to update the space as you wish. This is a unique chance to own a piece of music history to become part of a legacy that will be treasured for generations.