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Historic town in the countryside
With nearly two dozen of its town center buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Limington immerses its residents in a quiet, countryside setting that dates back to the early 17th century. “We have a small-town feel, and to me, it’s very centrally located between the mountains of New Hampshire and the ocean,” says Cheryl Roy-Stuteville, a local associate broker with RE/MAX Coastal. “You are at least 20 to 30 minutes away from everything, but it’s a private and rural feeling.” The overall CAP Index crime score for Limington is 1, compared to the national average of 4. Students here are served by Maine School Administrative District No. 6, which receives an overall C-plus rating from Niche. Residents here are a little under 30 miles away from Portland via Route 25: “The area boasts predominantly quiet country roads, yet main arteries are conveniently nearby,” says Daniel McDonnell, a local Realtor with Keller Williams Realty.
A remnant from the War of 1812 is a unique landmark in Limington.
Limington Orthodox Presbyterian Church sits prominently in Limington.
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Hiking trails at Sawyer Mountain
Limington features “several public beaches and extensive public lands crisscrossed with hiking trails suitable for all levels,” McDonnell says. He also adds that residents are only an hour’s drive away from the ocean and New Hampshire’s White Mountains. One of the most popular public beaches is located at Horne Pond and open from Memorial Day through Labor Day; Horne is just one of seven ponds across town. Those looking for a more challenging hike can head to Sawyer Mountain and make the trek up to the summit, the highest point in Limington. For a more relaxed hiking experience, locals might stroll along the River Walk bordering the Little Ossipee River. “There’s also a vibrant ATV and snowmobile culture supported by local clubs,” McDonnell says. “Plus, this region is well known for excellent fishing and boating opportunities.”
Sawyer Mountain provides year-round recreation for active residents.
Horne Pond offers a peaceful respite in Limington.
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Colonials and Cape Cods
This town is primarily residential, with most homes sitting on large, private lots of land, secluded by rolling hills and scattered thickets. According to McDonnell, locals here can find “a wealth of mid-19th-century homes, picturesque stone walls and signs of centuries-old habitation.” Some of the properties in this area even date back to the late 18th century, although many are in need of repair. Roy-Stuteville says that traditional ranch-style homes, Cape Cods and colonials are all common housing styles. “Once in a while, you get a saltbox, very New England,” she adds. “In the last five years, there’s been a significant increase in new construction,” McDonnell says. “It was particularly noticeable during the COVID period.” Most single-family homes in Limington sell between approximately $250,000 and $550,000, although there are a handful of outliers.
Cape Cods are a reminder of Limington's historic past.
This classic colonial can be found in Limington.
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Advanced programs offered at Bonny Eagle High School
Young learners can jumpstart their academic journeys at H.B. Emery J. Memorial, a B-minus-rated elementary school that also offers prekindergarten programs. Students might later head to the C-plus-rated Bonny Eagle Middle, which feeds into Bonny Eagle High School, also rated C-plus. Students at Bonny Eagle High have opportunities for several advanced programs, including Dual Enrollment and Career and Technology Education (CTE) certifications. The high school’s cross-country and track teams are also prominent competitors and have recently won both state and regional championships.
H.B. Emery Jr. Elementary School offers prekindergarten through elementary school programs.
The main entrance sign at Bonny Eagle High School welcomes students.
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Grab a coffee from Snickerdoodles
Despite its rural location, Limington still offers a handful of shopping and dining options for residents. “We have a very fun breakfast and lunch place called Snickerdoodles; they’ve got fancy coffee and really good sandwiches,” Roy-Stuteville says. Across the street from that café is Limington Variety, a local convenience store offering food items and a gas station. A little farther up Route 25, residents can browse a Sleeper’s Supermarket & ACE Hardware and a Dollar General, both of which feature a variety of basic groceries, household necessities and tools. “If you want more food we got to nearby Cornish and Limerick,” Roy-Stuteville says. According to McDonnell, many locals also head to Cornish Village for a range of award-winning restaurants, a historic district and antique shopping opportunities.
Snickerdoodles serves breakfast and lunch in Limington.
Local residents buy their groceries at Sleeper's Market in Limington.
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Weekly storytime at the Davis Memorial Library
The Limington Historical Society is a nonprofit organization that oversees and preserves the town’s history in addition to arranging local events and fundraising efforts. One of the buildings under the care of the society is the Davis Memorial Library, which was built in 1912 and has been a Limington staple for more than a century. The library features a wide range of books and some technology resources, including a few computers and free Wi-Fi. Davis Memorial Library also hosts Preschool Story Time every Thursday morning for families with young children.
The Davis Memorial Library in Limington was built in 1912.
Visit the friendly librarian at Davis Memorial Library in Limington.
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