Historic charm, modern updates, and exceptional walkability define this remarkable antique home—the circa 1782 Jeremiah Buxton Tavern, also known as ''The Red House.'' Ideally located in the heart of North Yarmouth, it is just steps from the Village Green and walking trails and a short distance to Greely schools. This beautifully restored Federal/Georgian residence blends period character and details with thoughtful modern improvements. The main home offers four bedrooms, a full bathroom and two half bathrooms, wide wood floors throughout (including original king's pine), and fireplaces in nearly every room. The inviting eat-in kitchen features white raised-panel cabinetry, soapstone counters, stainless appliances, a pantry, and a cozy breakfast area with a wood stove. Systems have been updated throughout, including central air conditioning for the second floor bedrooms. A major 2008 addition by builder Bradford Post includes a guest suite with two bedrooms and one-and-a-half bathrooms, a two-car garage, new side entry and porch, two heat pumps, improved insulation, and a new roof for the entire home. A high-velocity heating system and thirty-six solar panels enhance energy efficiency. French doors from the kitchen and sunny family room open to a lovely patio with hot tub while a charming screened summer house sits among lilacs and tall maple trees. Originally a tavern serving North Yarmouth's early travelers, this exceptional home reflects centuries of fine craftsmanship—beautifully preserved and thoughtfully maintained.