Neighborhoods in Kennebec County, ME

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  Rome

  Loon calls and motorized boats are common sounds in Rome, a small community in Maine’s Belgrade Lakes region that offers miles of waterfront homes with private docks and scenic views. “Great Pond is one of the larger lakes, and it’s just beautiful. It has a marina and you can drive your boat to restaurants on the water,” says Debra Cooke, an

  • Average Value

    $641K

  • List Price

    $212K - $2.6M

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    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Rome
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  Belgrade

  Life in Belgrade, a rural lake town in central Maine, offers a quiet setting surrounded by water and woods. With a year-round population of about 3,500, the town nearly doubles in size during the summer when seasonal residents return to their lakeside camps. Belgrade is home to seven lakes—known collectively as Belgrade Lakes—including Great

  • Average Value

    $539K

  • List Price

    $225K - $2.9M

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    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Belgrade
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  Manchester

  The town of Manchester is a small, rural area between Augusta and Cobboseecontee Lake in the Winthrop Lakes Region, where residents can find spacious lots and access to popular outdoor recreation spots. Covering just over 21 square miles of land, this Kennebec County town was home to less than 2,500 residents as of the 2020 U.S. census. “It’s a

  • Average Value

    $488K

  • List Price

    $286K - $1.5M

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    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Manchester
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  Wayne

  Located in the Winthrop Lakes Region of central Maine, Wayne is a small town known for its access to water recreation and the outdoors. “It's like a hallmark Maine lake town — very picturesque,” says Anna Moskowitz, an associate broker and Realtor with Hoang Realty who’s sold homes in the area since 2012. Androscoggin Lake is the biggest lake in

  • Average Value

    $481K

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    $142K - $837K

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    Homes For Sale

    2 Listings

  Wayne
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  Mount Vernon

  Incorporated in 1792, Mount Vernon is a small, secluded town in the central Maine countryside surrounded by various outdoor destinations and natural attractions. While the lakes in this area draw vacationers and seasonal crowds, the population of full-time residents here is just over 1,700, according to the 2020 U.S. census report. “Mount Vernon

  • Average Value

    $456K

  • List Price

    $232K - $3.4M

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    Homes For Sale

    8 Listings

  Mount Vernon
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  Sidney

  Sidney is a town in Kennebec County about 12 miles north of Augusta . It is a growing community approaching 5,000 on the edge of the Belgrade Lakes region. Sidney’s location between Messalonskee Lake and the Kennebec River provides an abundance of bass fishing and birdwatching spots. “It’s all about the water—that’s what draws people there,” says Amy

  • Average Value

    $454K

  • List Price

    $249K - $922K

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    Homes For Sale

    12 Listings

  Sidney
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  Hallowell

  Once a bustling riverport on the Kennebec River, Hallowell is now a small city full of historic charm and New England character. Its collection of well-preserved 18th and 19th-century architecture is part of the Hallowell Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and perched on a hillside overlooking the river. Homes

  • Average Value

    $445K

  • List Price

    $200K - $906K

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    Homes For Sale

    12 Listings

  Hallowell
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  Readfield

  Originally part of an area called Pondtown, Readfield is a central Maine community known for its waterfront lifestyle and quiet rural appeal. The town was founded in the 1700s, and some of that history can be seen today in centuries-old homes and meeting houses that are still in use. As part of the Winthrop Lakes Region, water recreation is a big

  • Average Value

    $443K

  • List Price

    $217K - $1.4M

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Readfield
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  Monmouth

  In the heart of central Maine’s Winthrop Lakes Region, Monmouth is a close-knit town that offers a rural yet central location. “It’s a small community about halfway between the Lewiston-Auburn area and Augusta,” says Kelly Webb-Quinn, a Monmouth native, current resident and real estate agent with Fontaine Family – The Real Estate Leader. “There’s

  • Average Value

    $430K

  • List Price

    $88K - $1.7M

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    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Monmouth
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  Winthrop

  With its access to outdoor recreation and a small-town atmosphere, Winthrop is the commercial heart of Maine’s Winthrop Lakes Region. “It’s in central Maine, where it’s not too far from the ocean and not too far from the mountains, and it also has a lot of recreational activities right there,” says Debra Cooke, an associate broker with Lakehome

  • Average Value

    $420K

  • List Price

    $160K - $1.2M

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    Homes For Sale

    13 Listings

  Winthrop
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  West Gardiner

  West Gardiner is a central Maine town that offers a blend of agricultural land, waterfront homes and suburban properties near Interstate 95, making it a popular spot for people looking for a slower pace of life near city amenities. “You can easily get to Gardiner, get to Augusta, get to the highway, but you can still feel like you live in farmland

  • Average Value

    $415K

  • List Price

    $252K - $1.1M

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    Homes For Sale

    8 Listings

  West Gardiner
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  Litchfield

  Litchfield is a rural town bordering the Tacoma Lakes, a cluster of five lakes where outdoor enthusiasts gather to fish, kayak and explore the shoreline. Home to just under 3,600 people, the community features waterfront properties and spacious homes along quiet two-lane roads. “It’s a choice location for people to live that might have larger lots

  • Average Value

    $404K

  • List Price

    $189K - $999K

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    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Litchfield
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  China

  Life in China, a rural lake town in central Maine, offers a small-town setting with natural beauty. Home to about 4,500 residents, China provides a laid-back atmosphere amid serene bodies of water. China Lake, with its cabins and camps surrounding the shoreline, is a popular destination for both locals and seasonal visitors. “When people want to

  • Average Value

    $390K

  • List Price

    $174K - $1M

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    Homes For Sale

    12 Listings

  China
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  Fayette

  Echo Lake, Lovejoy Pond and Parker Pond line the eastern edge of Fayette, a small town in central Maine’s Winthrop Lakes Region. Known for swimming, fishing and boating, the area draws seasonal and full-time residents looking for a rural setting. “There’s an incredible mix of easy access to outdoor recreation, whether it's rivers and lakes or

  • Average Value

    $386K

  • List Price

    $153K - $735K

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    Homes For Sale

    5 Listings

  Fayette
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  Oakland

  The lake town of Oakland offers a peaceful Maine setting surrounded by water, woods and community ties. With two of the seven Belgrade Lakes—Messalonskee Lake and McGrath Pond—seeping into the town’s borders, Oakland has long been seen as a summer retreat, drawing boaters, kayakers and seasonal visitors to its rentable camps and waterfront

  • Average Value

    $385K

  • List Price

    $184K - $1.3M

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    Homes For Sale

    18 Listings

  Oakland
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  Pittston

  Pittston is an agricultural Maine community filled with peaceful forests and secluded homes. “It just doesn't get any more Maine than this little town,” says Anna Moskowitz, an associate broker and Realtor with Hoang Realty who’s sold homes in the area since 2012. “It’s right on the Kennebec River, which is a big, beautiful river, and it’s just

  • Average Value

    $368K

  • List Price

    $156K - $4.9M

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    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Pittston
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  Vienna

  Just over 20 miles from Augusta, Vienna is a heavily wooded town with about 600 residents in the northwestern part of Kennebec County. This rural community offers four-season recreation, from deer hunting to snowmobiling, but summer is when vacationers come to Vienna to enjoy the serene, picturesque ponds and hiking trails. “Vienna is all about

  • Average Value

    $360K

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    $249K - $634K

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    Homes For Sale

    0 Listings

  Vienna
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  Windsor

  Best known as the home of the Windsor Fair, the rural community of Windsor encompasses the countryside just outside of Maine’s capital city, Augusta. “It is a really beautiful area,” says Johnny Swan, an associate broker with Brookewood Realty who grew up nearby. “It's one of those outskirtsy-type towns, where it’s not known for big attractions.

  • Average Value

    $357K

  • List Price

    $230K - $853K

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    Homes For Sale

    12 Listings

  Windsor
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  Vassalboro

  Vassalboro is a rural community between Augusta and Waterville with abundant trees, farms and bodies of freshwater. “It’s a smaller town with close proximity to amenities, hospitals, shopping and recreational opportunities,” says Amy Wilbur, a native Mainer and broker at Lakepoint at Portside Real Estate Group. On the weekend after Labor Day, the town comes

  • Average Value

    $355K

  • List Price

    $131K - $996K

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    Homes For Sale

    16 Listings

  Vassalboro
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  Farmingdale

  In central Maine, Farmingdale is a small town of just under 3,000 people. Its homes sit between the Kennebec River and stretches of rural backland, allowing residents to settle down in a quiet community near Augusta. “Farmingdale is a vibrant residential community where people primarily work in other cities,” says John Blouin, a Realtor with LAER

  • Average Value

    $340K

  • List Price

    $220K - $666K

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    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Farmingdale
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  Chelsea

  Chelsea offers a rural Maine lifestyle along quiet back roads, not far from city amenities. Located about seven miles south of downtown Augusta, Chelsea sits along the eastern bank of the Kennebec River. Though it feels remote, the town is close to both Augusta and Gardiner, where groceries, entertainment, eateries and the University of Maine can

  • Average Value

    $339K

  • List Price

    $137K - $560K

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    Homes For Sale

    1 Listing

  Chelsea
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  Gardiner

  Gardiner is a quaint historic town in Kennebec County with about 6,000 residents. The Kennebec River flows to the east, and locals wandering the historic downtown district can hear it lapping as they shop or dine. A rail trail follows its banks, and it’s a backdrop for waterside parks and festivals. Gardiner is known for its historic architecture,

  • Average Value

    $326K

  • List Price

    $125K - $784K

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    Homes For Sale

    18 Listings

  Gardiner
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  Winslow

  Located across the Kennebec River from Waterville, Winslow is a popular bedroom community for those who work in Augusta, and it’s also home to manufacturing jobs, community events and recreational opportunities. Johnny’s Selected Seeds is one of the area’s biggest employers, and there are also a variety of manufacturers based here. Fort Halifax

  • Average Value

    $310K

  • List Price

    $171K - $632K

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    Homes For Sale

    20 Listings

  Winslow
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  Albion

  Albion, a small rural town in central Maine, offers a laid-back and pastoral setting for its roughly 2,000 residents. The Kennebec County town, settled in 1790, includes the villages of Albion and South Albion. The main village is home to the town office, elementary school, a general store and the Greek Revival-style Albion Christian Church.

  • Average Value

    $308K

  • List Price

    $190K - $615K

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    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Albion
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  Augusta

  Augusta, ME, the state capital, straddles the Kennebec River. This small city offers historic charm, government jobs, and riverside recreation. The Maine State House and Capitol Park are picturesque landmarks.

  • Average Value

    $306K

  • List Price

    $120K - $662K

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    Homes For Sale

    37 Listings

  Augusta

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