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Moody street rooftop balcony

Moody Street

Project Details

Design Team

Caleb Johnson, Patrick Boothe, Josh Jacques, David Duncan Morris, Kristen LaValle

Landscape Architect: Soren DeNiord Design Studio

Build Team

Monaghan Construction

Millwork Team

Woodhull

Location

Portland, Maine

Photography

Trent Bell

Services

Architecture
Millwork
Interiors

A Portland overlook.

A multi-unit with two apartments overlooks Portland’s scenic Munjoy Hill and Casco Bay, taking advantage of the views at every angle. Part family home, part rental, the property offers enough space and privacy for everyone’s comfort. At the start of the project, city codes and historic building regulations presented challenges for the new building, but smart decisions and attention to detail kept the project on track.

Ocean views.

Floor-to-ceiling windows offer sweeping views of the Eastern Promenade. They showcase Casco Bay and provide natural light throughout the apartments. Front-facing decks and an available finished rooftop create plenty of added space for entertaining. As a two-unit, maintaining the privacy and intimacy of each home was a priority. Both apartments have separate entryways and a private staircase extending from the street-level front door to the third floor. Residents enter from the street or through the garage. Based in the heart of a long-established Portland neighborhood, the modern building strikes a balance between contemporary and classic design elements.

Modern outdoor dining area on a balcony of homes in Maine, with a table set for six, overlooking autumn trees, rooftops, and distant water views under a blue sky.
A clean garage with a silver Mercedes parked center, a red scooter right, shelves, bikes, and open glass doors—showcasing smart architect design-build style.
A narrow patio designed by Maine homebuilders features stone steps, lush plants, a round table with chairs, and a white umbrella beside a wooden fence and brick wall.
Modern bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, wooden double-sink vanity, large mirror, and city views—an inspiring design-build idea for homes in Maine.

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