Why Live in Limington
Limington, a neighborhood in Cornish, offers a quiet, countryside setting with a rich history dating back to the early 17th century. Nearly two dozen town center buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, adding to the area's historic charm. Limington is about 30 miles from Portland via Route 25, providing a rural yet centrally located feel between New Hampshire's mountains and the ocean. The crime rate here is lower than the national average, making it a safer place to live. The neighborhood features several public beaches and extensive public lands with hiking trails, including Horne Pond and Sawyer Mountain. Residents enjoy a vibrant ATV and snowmobile culture, as well as excellent fishing and boating opportunities. Homes in Limington are primarily on large, private lots, with styles ranging from mid-19th-century homes to traditional ranch-style, Cape Cods, colonials, and occasional saltboxes. New construction has increased in recent years, particularly during the COVID period. Local schools, part of Maine School Administrative District No. 6, receive average ratings, with Bonny Eagle High School offering advanced programs and competitive sports teams. For things to do, residents can visit Snickerdoodles for breakfast and lunch, Limington Variety for convenience items, and nearby Cornish Village for award-winning restaurants and antique shopping. The Limington Historical Society preserves the town's history, including the Davis Memorial Library, which hosts community events and offers various resources.
