Built in 2021 by Wally J. Staples, 9 Potter street is inspired by the Greek Revival Cape Cod style home that was original to the lot in the 1800s. This 2,400 square foot, 3-4 bedroom, 4.5 bath home sits on one of the most charming and historic side streets in downtown Brunswick. An easy walk to Bowdoin College and all the culture found on Maine Street including farmers markets, shops, restaurants, walking trails, the bike path and more. Inside, the kitchen is the heart of the home; with vaulted ceilings and walls of windows, the sunlight pours in throughout the entire day. Complete with a large center island, generous counter space, oversized refrigerator, gas range; a chef's dream and a wonderful place to gather. The dining room connects naturally off the kitchen, and offers a space that can be either formal or casual. Both areas flow well into the large living room with a gas fireplace bringing warmth to the space, in addition to direct access to the outside patio area. The first-floor primary suite feels tucked away for added privacy, and has cathedral ceilings, cupola views, a full bathroom with tile shower, walk in closet, and sliding glass doors that bring you to an outside sitting area. Upstairs, the north side of the home offers two spacious ensuite bedrooms; one with a walk-in shower, the other with a tub/shower. Both are spacious, private, and in their own heat zone. Accessed by a second set of stairs, the southern part of the house has a flexible ensuite space, with a full bathroom, murphy bed, and additional space that creatively works just as well for guests as it does for an office or library. Radiant heat and efficient natural gas systems make the property both mechanically impressive and easy to maintain. Cedar impression vinyl siding, an attached two-car garage, permeable paver driveway, and a backyard patio round out a quality-built, thoughtfully designed home.