At the edge of Portland's iconic Eastern Promenade, 33 Turner Street is a rare offering—an 1850 home completely reimagined in 2018 and now nearly new from the foundation up. Classic exterior lines honor its history while the interior delivers modern luxury, efficiency, and livability with too many updates to list: new roof, siding, windows, super-insulation, full electric and plumbing, and high-efficiency mini-split heating and cooling. The main level features open concept kitchen, dining, and living with Sub-Zero fridge, Wolf range, custom cabinetry, soapstone counters, mudroom, and ¾ bath. The lower level offers bright, dry, fully upgraded storage. Upstairs, two bedrooms each enjoy en-suite baths while the third floor adds another large bedroom, a flexible office/family room, and a full bath. A modern take on a widow's walk crowns the home with space for two chairs and sweeping views of Casco Bay. Outside, a rare two-car garage complements the low-maintenance exterior and inviting porch. All of this in one of Portland's most walkable and sought-after neighborhoods—steps to trails, tennis courts, fields, playgrounds, community gardens, the Old Port, Portland Foreside, inner Washington Avenue, the forthcoming Roux Institute and more. Pre-inspection, including sewer line scope, confirms the property is in better-than-new condition and promises decades of worry-free ownership. Private showings only.
