Homes with a Fireplace for Sale in Belfast, ME

Search Belfast, ME Homes for Sale with a Fireplace

Belfast has one of the best preserved nineteenth century downtowns in Maine, and the residential streets behind it match it. Church Street, High Street and Primrose Hill hold Federal, Greek Revival and Italianate houses built during the shipbuilding decades, and most were designed around multiple fireplaces off central chimneys. What makes Belfast different from the Camden and Rockport market is that these houses come at a different price point, which is a large part of why the town has drawn steady interest. Cates Real Estate covers Waldo County alongside Knox. Compare the harbor market on the Rockport fireplace page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Belfast streets have the most fireplace houses?

Church Street, High Street, Primrose Hill and the surrounding blocks, where Federal, Greek Revival and Italianate houses from the shipbuilding era are concentrated.

Is Belfast in a historic district?

Several parts of the town are, which can affect exterior alterations including chimney work. Confirm the status of a specific property and what the local rules require.

How does Belfast compare with Camden and Rockport?

It offers a comparable stock of nineteenth century architecture and a working harbor at a different price point, roughly twenty minutes up the bay from Camden.