The Crown Jewel of Portlands Eastern Promenade. Built in 1898 for Henry Merrill, a prominent Portland industrialist, this grand home was designed by celebrated Maine architect John Calvin Stevens. In the same family since it was built, the new owner has meticulously renovated the Henry Merrill Mansion into three elegantly laid out full floor residences and stands as a testament to turn-of-the-century craftsmanship, re-imagined. Commanding one of Portlands most prestigious addresses along the Eastern Promenade, the mansion offers sweeping views of Casco Bay and the working waterfront, while placing you steps from waterfront parks, trails, and the citys acclaimed dining and cultural scene. Original period details, soaring ceilings, rich hardwood paneling, stained glass, ornate mantels, and restored light fixtures blend seamlessly with modern comforts, premium finishes, and updated systems throughout. This gracious 1, 923 square-foot residence features three en-suite bedrooms, each offering privacy and comfort. The homes signature round turret room and two decks frame breathtaking views of Casco Bay. A spectacular original stained glass window anchors the living space, complemented by three ornate fireplace mantels and restored original light fixtures. Every detail reflects John Calvin Stevens artistry and a masterful modern restoration. With dedicated parking, two private outdoor decks, and modern infrastructure throughout, the Henry Merrill Mansion offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Portlands history complete with the romance of Longfellows circle, the vision of John Calvin Stevens, and the finest craftsmanship of both the 19th and 21st centuries. Three Residences. One Landmark Address. Endless Views.