Why Live in Lisbon
Lisbon features a mix of early 20th-century colonial homes and newly built ranch styles on larger, wooded lots. Properties near Lisbon Street are closer together, showcasing Colonial Revival and cottage designs from the early 1900s. Raised ranches, bi-levels, and ranch styles from the 1960s and ‘70s are also common. Beaver Park is a popular spot for outdoor activities, offering wooded trails, stocked ponds, and picnic areas. During winter, the park's trails are used for cross-country skiing and ice skating. The 4-mile Papermill Trail along the Sabattus and Androscoggin Rivers is a favorite for walking and kayaking. Golf enthusiasts can visit the nearby Apple Valley Golf Course. Dining options include Angelo’s Pizzeria and The Big Dipper ice cream stand, with more choices available in Lisbon Falls, such as Little River Coffee and Frank’s Restaurant and Pub. The Moxie Festival, celebrating the state's official beverage, is a major local event featuring a parade, 5K race, and fireworks. Other community events include food truck nights and A Very Merry Main Street during the winter. Lisbon is primarily car-reliant, with Lisbon Street providing access to Lisbon Falls and Lewiston/Auburn, which are 10 miles away. For longer trips, residents can use Interstate 95 or 295 to reach Portland, 30 miles south. The Lisbon School Department includes one elementary, middle, and high school, with high school electives catering to diverse interests.
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