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Limerick is a small community dating back to the 1800s
The town of Limerick is a close community that holds its history dear. “We’re a small town, under 3,000 people,” says Cindy Smith, director of the Limerick Public Library and longtime resident. The town features several locally owned restaurants, including The Peppermill Restaurant. The Limerick Historical Society maintains and shares the town’s history, dating back to the 1800s. This includes fundraising to restore historic buildings, such as the bandstand that sits on Main Street. “It’s a very unique structure, and we’re very proud of it,” says Neal Meltzer, a longtime resident who helped restore the bandstand. Students attend Regional School Unit 57, which receives a C-minus from Niche.
Limerick has a quaint Main Street.
The Limerick Historical Society preserves the town's past.
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Locally owned restaurants along Main Street
Limerick’s Main Street may be filled with businesses, but one feature stands out. The town’s historic bandstand was built in the 1800s and was once home to boxing matches, concerts and town events. “It’s really the candle on top of Main Street,” Meltzer says. Local shops include Wright Chocolate House, which serves handmade chocolate from October to May of every year and the smaller grocery store Limerick Village Variety. Home Sweet Home sells upcycled furniture and home decor. Town Hill Grille is just a block away, blending casual and culinary dishes. Another popular dining option is The Peppermill Restaurant, which offers views of Sokokis Lake. “I know they do Friday night karaoke, and they sometimes have live music,” Smith says. Residents can get groceries from Limerick Supermarket or Dollar General. Target, Walmart and Lowe’s are all about 24 miles away.
Town Hill Grille is a popular spot in Limerick.
The Peppermill Restaurant in Limerick serves up craft beer.
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Older homes and new ranch styles
Towards the middle of the town, Colonial and Federal-style homes sit at the front of large properties dating back to the 1800s. The grassy lawns are decorated with bushes and gardens, and long driveways lead to detached garages. As they move farther out, residents live on acres of land among a dense collection of trees, with gravel driveways that lead to Cape Cods and farmhouses built between the early and mid-20th century, with some ranch styles built as recently as 2023. Prices for a single-family home typically fall between $300,000 and $525,000.
This historic home is nestled in Limerick.
Ranch-style homes are very popular in the Limerick community.
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Sokokis Lake provides boating, swimming and fishing
Many people come to Limerick for their lakes, with Lake Arrowhead, Pickerel Pond and Sokokis Lake in town. “Our population grows in the summer,” Smith says. People can fish, boat and swim on Sokokis Lake. Scout’s Island is the town’s only public beach, where locals can sunbathe when not in the water. Locals can drive up to Sokokis Lookout for views of the water and the town’s rolling hills and can hike at Sawyer Mountain, which features about 8 miles of trails. Woodland Valley Disc Golf has three trails of varying difficulties that are open year-round. The Limerick Public Library hosts several programs throughout the year, from author talks to Artist of the Month, where local artists and collectors can showcase their work. “One lady had a collection of mini lighthouses,” Smith says. Other displays have included barn quilts and textile arts.
The Limerick Public Library is a great amenity.
Friends enjoy a day at Sokosis lake in limerick.
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Massabesic High School offers extended learning programs
As part of the Regional School Unit 57, students can start at Line Elementary School, which earns a B-minus from Niche. Next, they can attend Massabesic Middle School, which receives a C-plus. At Massabesic High School, which scores a C-minus, students can enroll in the Extended Learning Opportunity program, which helps students prepare for life post-graduation through dual enrollment, internships and vocational placements.
Massabesic High School - Home of The Mustangs
Massabesic Middle School serves students in grades 6-8.
Line Elementary School serves the Newfield area.
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Christmas lights and Touch-A-Truck among Limerick events
The town hosts several community events, such as Christmas in Limerick, which includes the Tree Lighting at the Free Baptist Church. Another popular event is Touch-A-Truck. “You have a bunch of trucks, and the kids like to climb on them and honk their horns,” Smith says. Firetrucks, ambulances and garbage trucks are displayed for children to explore, and vendors set up craft and food booths.
State routes intersect in Limerick
Residents rely on their cars to get around, with State Routes 5 and 160 intersecting in the heart of town. Portland International Jetport is about 30 miles away. Maine Medical Center, which has one of the closest emergency rooms, is about 20 miles away. Limerick receives a CAP Index Crime Score of 1 out of 10, compared to the national average of four out of 10.
Limerick has a quaint Main Street.
Sokokis Lookout is a popular scenic overlook along Route 5 in Limerick.
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On average, homes in Limerick, ME sell after 31 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Limerick, ME over the last 12 months is $439,450, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Set on 4.5 acres overlooking a beautiful tree-lined meadow, 226 Elm Street is a distinctive Maine country home filled with warmth, character and possibilities. From the granite front steps and gambrel rooflines to the wood-paneled interiors, exposed beams and fieldstone hearth, this is a home that feels comfortably connected to its surroundings.At its heart is an inviting, vaulted living room
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Introducing the Cottages at Carroll's Beach, located on the pristine shore of Sokokis Lake. This newly constructed home offers 240 feet of lake frontage along with your own deeded dock slip for boating adventures. Enjoy the pleasures of waterfront living while also having the amenities of downtown Limerick at your doorstep. This two story cottage has been thoughtfully built into the gradual slope
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Welcome to 87 Pleasant Hill Rd in Limerick, Maine -- a beautifully refreshed home nestled in a peaceful 55+ community where comfort and scenery come together. This inviting residence has been newly painted throughout and features stylish new countertops that add a fresh, modern touch to the kitchen, creating a bright and welcoming space for everyday living. Set against a stunning natural
Discover the perfect blend of privacy, nature, and opportunity with this stunning 17.9-acre parcel located at 56 Burnham Road in beautiful Limerick. Tucked away in a peaceful rural setting, this expansive property offers endless possibilities, whether you're looking to build your dream home, create a private retreat, establish a homestead, or invest in land in the heart of Maine. With ample
Build your new home on this 1 acre lot with mature forest in a newly developing area of Limerick . Be a part of the Lake Arrowhead community with it's beaches, Clubhouses, Pools, Fitness center and more. Offers are due by 9/8 at noon for presentation at the town meeting developing area of Limerick
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Discover the perfect balance of privacy and community with this exceptional 10.75-acre parcel nestled within the highly sought-after Lake Arrowhead Community in Limerick. Offering a rare opportunity to own a large, wooded homesite in a well-established residential association, this L-shaped lot provides flexibility and freedom to design your ideal retreat. With generous road frontage, you have
Imagine waking up every morning to peaceful lake views, the call of loons, and some of the best bass fishing Maine has to offer. This rare double lot is ready for your new home. It is located in the beautiful Lake Arrowhead community and is the perfect place to build the waterfront home you've always dreamed about. Whether you envision summer days boating and swimming, evenings around the fire
Set on 4.5 acres overlooking a beautiful tree-lined meadow, 226 Elm Street is a distinctive Maine country home filled with warmth, character and possibilities. From the granite front steps and gambrel rooflines to the wood-paneled interiors, exposed beams and fieldstone hearth, this is a home that feels comfortably connected to its surroundings.At its heart is an inviting, vaulted living room
What a great spot! Not a lot of development on this road yet. Build your dream home in the Lake Arrowhead Association and you will have access to amenities such as: beaches, pools, clubhouses and even a fitness center. Association fee listed is for an undeveloped lot. A house lot is $1,333 annually. This is a Tax-Acquired property. Offers due September 15th at noon.
Your dream home starts here. This beautiful 1.82-acre lot in the sought-after Lake Arrowhead community presents a rare opportunity to build the home you've always envisioned, surrounded by the natural beauty of Maine. With multiple beach access points, including one directly across the street, lakeside living is right at your doorstep.Lake Arrowhead is a vibrant, amenity-rich community. Two
Nestled on a private wooded lot in the Lake Arrowhead Community, this well maintained 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home offers the perfect balance of comfort, flexibility, and outdoor living. The main level features a spacious kitchen with granite countertops, ample cabinetry, a sunny breakfast nook, a formal dining area, and an inviting living room with a cozy gas fireplace. Sliding glass doors open to
Better than new, this 2022 home has been cared for with attention to detail and is in pristine condition. Built in 2022, it has had an automatic generator added and a brand-new shed. Set on a n approximately 1/2 acre lot which has been manicured and is level, this home should provide years of worry-free living for its new owner. This 55+ community is located close to Pickerel Pond, Sokokis lake
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