A 19th-century brick house in Freeport, an 1839 home with Federal and Greek Revival elements in New Bern and a 1941 Colonial Revival house in Asbury Park.

This home, known as the Daniel Melcher House, is on the south side of town, close to a public elementary school and about a 10-minute walk from Porter’s Landing Public Boat Launch, a popular spot for kayakers. It is about a five-minute drive from the L.L. Bean flagship store in the center of town.

Portland is half an hour away. Driving to Kennebunkport takes less than an hour. Boston is a little more than two hours away.

Size: 2,493 square feet

Price per square foot: $441

Indoors: The home has two main entrances: a wood door set in the center of the street-facing brick facade and a side door off the driveway that opens into the kitchen.

The front door opens into a tiled foyer with a staircase to the second floor. The living room, to the right, has wide-plank hardwood floors, a brick fireplace, new energy-efficient windows and a door to the kitchen.

To the left of the foyer is a space that could be used as dining room; it has access to a laundry room and a closet. A hallway links this space to a full bathroom and to the updated kitchen, which has a BlueStar gas range, custom-built cabinetry, a brick chimney and a back staircase to the second floor.

All three bedrooms are on the second floor. Two guest rooms are off the stair landing at the front of the house. One has a closet that connects it to an updated bathroom with a walk-in shower; the other has the use of a bathroom with a claw-foot soaking tub. The primary bedroom is linked to these bedrooms by a short hallway; it can also be reached directly from the back staircase. It has multiple windows, a skylight and a windowed nook currently used as closet space.

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