Tucked away at the end of a dead-end road, this Cape sits on 2.5 acres surrounded by mature trees--a setting that feels comfortably removed without being remote. The yard is big enough to become whatever you need it to be. Maybe it's rows of vegetables and perennial gardens. Maybe it's a pickup soccer game, a fire pit, a swing set, or just enough space to let the dog run without immediately seeing the neighbors.Inside, the layout was designed for living, not just looking at. The kitchen naturally becomes the place everyone ends up, with an island that's just as useful for morning coffee as it is for helping with homework or catching up while dinner's on the stove. A generous pantry keeps the extras out of sight but close at hand--the kind of feature you don't think much about until you have it. The adjoining living spaces stay connected, so no one ever feels tucked away in another roomUpstairs, the primary bedroom includes its own bath, while two additional bedrooms share a second full bathroom. Downstairs, the walkout basement is the space every Maine home deserves. Garden tools, winter boots, sports equipment, muddy dogs, craft projects, weekend hobbies--it handles the parts of life that don't belong in the front entry.Standish has always appealed to people looking for a little more elbow room. You're only minutes from the village, North Windham's shopping and restaurants, and an easy drive to Portland, but day to day, life feels different here. The roads are a little quieter. The trees are a little taller. Sebago and dozens of nearby lakes are never far away. It's the kind of place where home extends well beyond the walls of the house.More pictures coming July 29th.