Historic Leland-Locke House

Situated on 0.6 acres in Saco, this c.1805 brick colonial, known as the historic Leland-Locke House, offers an estate-like setting with the conveniences of city living. With over 4,500 SF, the home’s layout is designed for entertainment and family comfort.

Originally constructed in the early 1800s by a local merchant named Joseph Leland, and was sold in 1847 to the Locke family. The Lockes owned the house for more than 100 years. They made several changes and renovations, including the addition of a solarium and a carriage house which now serves as a two-car garage, a three-season porch, and a spacious entertainment room. Many of the original items from the family are preserved in the Saco Museum, just a short walk from the home.

The home is furnished with modern, comfortable furniture and amenities, perfectly combining classic and contemporary elements perfectly. The updated kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances, utensils, and cookware if you wish to prepare home-cooked meals. The bedrooms are comfortable and inviting, making them the perfect place to rest your mind for a good night’s sleep.

The entertainment room has a bar, pool table, ping pong table, darts board, and TV seating area and is perfect for winding down after a day of exploring Maine. The screened porch overlooks a beautiful garden with a patio for grilling and a fountain to enjoy the sound a sight of.

From the outside, the home’s charm is evident, with classic architectural details and large windows that let in plenty of natural light. As you enter the house, you’re struck by the combination of old-world charm and contemporary design. The space has been cleverly reconfigured to make the most of its historical features, but with a modern twist. The magic of the property comes together with its easily accessed level yard with a patio, fountain, and a secluded, private in-ground swimming pool with ample seating area. Staying at the historic Leland-Locke house is a unique and memorable experience, blending the best of the past with the convenience and style of the present.

* Sleeps 18 only if including single futon sleepers(3 total). Home sleeps 15 if not including futons*