Aiden Drive

Aiden Drive sits on a quiet, rural lot in Sabattus, tucked in among the woods, and it's got 1.12 acres with a bit of slope and some open spots good for gardening, letting a small dog get some exercise, or just sitting outside under the trees on the deck or porch, and sometimes you'll see neighbors out on the paved private road but it never gets busy like in town. Built in 1995, this single-wide mobile home has a ranch layout and 1,008 square feet of living space, complete with a steel frame and vinyl siding, a roof made from fiberglass shingles, a concrete perimeter with a slab for the foundation, and a shingled roof that holds up alright during winter. The inside's got a simple open floor plan with five rooms-two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, all set on the first floor, plus a living room, kitchen, and dining area, with flooring that switches between vinyl, laminate, and carpet depending where you walk, so it's easy to keep clean for anyone who likes things tidy but doesn't want to fuss with stairs or a basement because there isn't one. The kitchen includes basic appliances like a refrigerator, electric range, and dishwasher, and the water comes from a private well with a separate septic system that keeps the yard tidy, and there's parking for up to four cars so you don't have to worry about crowding. For heating, there's forced hot air with K-1 kerosene or oil as fuel, though there's no air conditioning listed, so it may get a little warm in summer, but it does keep the place comfortable in Maine winters. The place isn't furnished, so someone moving in can bring their own things, and there's an outbuilding for extra storage close to the house. The property's got specific terms and named programs for its care features, and while there's no big list of the services, you'll find specialized programs for senior care and different options based on what each resident might need, with safety and comfort kept in mind. The community's calm and has paved access from a private road, and utilities, including electrical circuit breakers, run on the property, which is in the General Residential zone. It's made for residential care, including people who are downsizing or looking for a first home, and there's assistance for things like home buying or mortgage help if needed. All in all, Aiden Drive is a simple, quiet place for seniors who want easy living with some tailored care, within a straightforward setting on the edge of the woods.