Edmunds Township, ME Homes for Sale

Quietly situated along a rural stretch of Edmunds and near the meandering Dennysville River, this fully renovated Maine home sits in a peaceful landscape where open sky changing seasons, and wooded edges create a serene backdrop for daily living. In winter, the property settles under a soft quilt of snow, and the warmth from within turns the home into a little snow globe scene still cozy, and

Heidi Holley Realty of Maine

Tucked off a quiet side road near lakes, ponds, and the ocean - there is no shortage of things to do and see in natures paradise. Resting on 47 acres this home just might be the one you've been waiting for! Peace and tranquility abound in this hidden oasis. Meticulously kept home has two bedrooms, a living area and the quintessential Maine porch overlooking the front yard. A large pole shed has

Melissa Small Due East Real Estate

Perched high above the serene Dennys River, this sun-filled 1788 Cape was built by William Kilby, one of the area's earliest settlers. A timeless presence along the river, the home offers peaceful three-season views of the river and the gentle sounds of flowing water and birdsong--best enjoyed from the comfort of your gazebo. Inside, the home is sunny, warm and welcoming, with a spacious

Georgiana Kendall Realty of Maine

A modest cabin with propane heat, as well as a fireplace hookup for a woodstove. Cabin sits on a small knoll up from Bunker Hill Road, and it overlooks a small spring fed pond, said to contain fish. An outstanding getaway spot that you can easily personalize to your tastes. A must-see property. Taxes TBD.

Greg Walston Due East Real Estate

Tucked away on a quiet dead-end road in Edmunds Twp, is this versatile rural property that offers 24 +/- acres of opportunity & privacy. The property features open pastures suitable for 3-4 cows, a pond fed by a brook, a gravel pit, and mature apple trees including Fuji, Macintosh, as well as other varieties. The 3 bedroom/1 bath home is in need of some TLC but benefits from several important

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