Explore North Gorham
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Why Live in North Gorham
North Gorham is a residential New England neighborhood along the western shore of Sebago Lake, the deepest lake in Maine. Homes, primarily Dutch colonials and Cape Cods with gabled roofs and arched windows, sit in cul-de-sacs off roads, often surrounded by dense woods. A handful of waterfront properties come with private docks and shoreline access. Two school districts serve students in North Gorham: Gorham Public Schools and Regional School Unit No. 6.
Outdoor recreation is a year-round feature of North Gorham. Summer brings hiking on the 28-mile Sebago to the Sea Trail and beach access at Dundee Park, which also has a picnic area and fishing dock, while winter draws residents to the Cummings Preserve Trail for cross-country skiing or ice fishing. Perennial Place on North Gorham Road has pickleball courts, a baseball field and tennis courts. Merrifield Farm has hosted its Maine Maple Sunday Weekend for 40 years. Patch's Variety carries groceries and seasonal lobster rolls, while Hannaford and Shaw's are nearby in North Windham.
The neighborhood is car-dependent. U.S. Route 302 leads to downtown Portland, about 16 miles away, and Portland International Jetport is 15 miles south.