Live right downtown in the historic Storer Brothers Building boasting original brick exterior circa 1870's, designed by acclaimed architect F. H. Fassett after the great fire of 1866. Well appointed, 1-bedroom condo with bonus room in the heart of the Old Port. Just steps from the historic Portland waterfront, where you can catch a ferry to the islands of Casco Bay. Enjoy Portland's world famous restaurant scene with James Beard award winning restaurants at your front door step! When resisting the urge to dine out, make the most of the new kitchen, including dishwasher and Bosch gas range. High end renovations done recently, beautiful bathroom upgrades, with marble tile and custom mill work; hardwood floors; high ceilings; walk-in closet; and large windows with sweeping views of Middle Street throughout complete this perfect Portland flat or pied-a-terre.
CondoProperty Type
1845Year Built
$492Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Sean Pinette• Harborview Properties, Inc.
Listed by Jill Moses• Harborview Properties, Inc.
Bought with Sean Pinette• Harborview Properties, Inc.
Bought with Jill Moses• Harborview Properties, Inc.
Exciting opportunity to own a 1-2 bedroom condo in the historic Storer Brothers Block at 150 Middle Street. This Victorian era classic was built in 1845 from designs by Francis H. Fassett and John Calvin Stevens I. Beautifully restored featuring open floor plan, high ceilings, hardwood floors, and recent stunning kitchen makeover with new cabinets, appliances, countertops and tile backsplash. In the heart of the Old Port neighborhood, steps to the waterfront with low fees, low heating costs, elevator, heated garage parking for one car, deeded basement storage, and coin laundry. The Storer Building Condominiums also welcomes pets.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2024
$5,437 (+4.2%)
$72,440 + $289,760
$362,200
2023
$5,219 (+5.9%)
$72,440 + $289,760
$362,200
2022
$4,930 (+4.8%)
$72,440 + $289,760
$362,200
2021
$4,705 (+33.9%)
$72,440 + $289,760
$362,200
2020
$3,515
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2019
$3,515 (+3.7%)
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2018
$3,390 (+3.8%)
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2017
$3,265 (+2.6%)
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2016
$3,183 (+2.3%)
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2015
$3,111 (+3.1%)
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2014
$3,016
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
Tax history for 150 Middle St Unit 3B
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2024
$5,437 (+4.2%)
$72,440 + $289,760
$362,200
2023
$5,219 (+5.9%)
$72,440 + $289,760
$362,200
2022
$4,930 (+4.8%)
$72,440 + $289,760
$362,200
2021
$4,705 (+33.9%)
$72,440 + $289,760
$362,200
2020
$3,515
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2019
$3,515 (+3.7%)
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2018
$3,390 (+3.8%)
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2017
$3,265 (+2.6%)
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2016
$3,183 (+2.3%)
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2015
$3,111 (+3.1%)
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
2014
$3,016
$30,200 + $120,600
$150,800
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
1
Baths
1
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
952
Year built
1845
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Cumberland County
APN
112039
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 27, 2026.
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