Moose Trail

Moose Trail sits on a private, wooded acre with rolling land at 7 Moose Trail Drive, West Bath, Maine, and you'll find that this place has a Dutch Colonial style built in 1990 with vinyl siding and a wood frame on a slab foundation, the roof's shingled, and there's parking for one to four cars on a gravel driveway, plus a shed out back. The home's meant for single-family living and is part of the Coldwell Banker Peggy Carter Team, so you'll have access to buying and selling services and real estate listings in the Maine MLS, though right now the property's off the market and not available to rent or buy. The main building covers 2,160 square feet all together, with half above ground and half below, and it's got six rooms, three bedrooms, two full baths, and one half bath, with the kitchen and a central room on the first floor and a full bath and bedroom down in the walk-out basement, while a large kitchen, sunny living room, half bath, and master bedroom with its own bath sit upstairs. You've got appliances like a washer, fridge, electric range, and dishwasher, with wood, vinyl, and laminate floors throughout, and there's a newer boiler for heat and a septic system with well water that keep things running. There isn't any info about air conditioning or fancy outdoor features, but the yard and lot are private with right of way, wooded, and on a dirt and gravel road, and the house is in the West Bath Public Schools district too if family comes to visit younger folks. When it comes to living here, residents get housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning if needed, along with furnished rooms, meal services, and special diets for diabetes or allergies, and you'll find telephones in rooms along with emergency alert systems for extra safety. The place gives support for bathing, dressing, and medication, with 24-hour supervision, and staff can help coordinate with your doctors and handle daily things if someone needs a hand with getting around or other non-ambulatory care. Social life here keeps things lively, with movie nights, group activities, gardens, and community-sponsored events, and there's help moving in for folks who want a smoother start. The property's zoning is residential, taxes for 2023 were $733 on a $68,500 assessment, and legal rules protect residents from discrimination or unfair treatment based on orientation or gender identity-and you're not getting evicted or denied housing or jobs for any of those reasons. There's gravel parking for a few vehicles and private water and sewer, but nothing listed about air conditioning or certain outdoor amenities, and at the end of the day, Moose Trail keeps things pretty straightforward, quiet, and geared toward privacy and comfort in a natural setting.