Neighborhoods in Maine

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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

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    $350K

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    $153K - $857K

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    11 Listings

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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.

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    $347K

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    $230K - $738K

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    8 Listings

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  Washington

  Defined by sprawling forests, farmlands and low hillsides, the town of Washington is a quiet settlement in Maine’s bucolic Midcoast region. “Washington is definitely a rural and residential-based place. It’s also a bit of a farming town, with lots of older farmhouses and pastoral land,” says Avary Otis, a Realtor with Camden Coast Real Estate and

  • Average Value

    $347K

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    $91K - $633K

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    8 Listings

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  Levant

  Fewer than 3,000 people live in Levant, a small town where winding roads thread through mature woodlands that blaze with amber, crimson, and gold in the fall and wear a soft coat of snow through the winter. These quiet streets branch off state Route 222, which passes through Levant and connects the remote community to shopping, dining and major

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    $341K

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    $192K - $652K

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    8 Listings

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  Hiram

  Set against a backdrop of the Western Maine Mountains, Hiram is a quiet collection of villages where just over 1,500 people call home. “A large part of Hiram is a highland area, and Mt. Cutler is right in the center,” says local associate broker Daniel McDonnell with Real Broker. “There are unbelievable soaring views of the westerly mountains.

  • Average Value

    $339K

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    $175K - $1M

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    3 Listings

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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

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    $338K

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    $223K - $673K

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    3 Listings

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  Winterport

  Winterport was founded as a seafaring town in the 1800s, but today it’s a quiet community on Maine’s Penobscot River, just 13 miles from Bangor. This section of the river is deep and doesn’t freeze, making it the farthest inland a ship could navigate in the winter. Evidence of the town’s 19th-century growth remains in the historic homes and

  • Average Value

    $337K

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    $92K - $711K

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    13 Listings

  Winterport
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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

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    $335K

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    $246K - $638K

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    0 Listings

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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

    $331K

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    $130K - $560K

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    2 Listings

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  Whitefield

  Farms and forests define the landscape in Whitefield, a rural Maine town located around 16 miles from Augusta. “It has quite a large agricultural history, and it's still active. There’s a little Amish community there even,” says Shane Patrick, an associate broker with Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC, who’s sold homes in the area for three

  • Average Value

    $329K

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    $75K - $619K

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    2 Listings

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  Porter

  Porter is a small town in Oxford County bordered by the Ossipee River to the south and by the New Hampshire-Maine state line to the west. With a population of about 1,500, Porter is very rural and deeply forested. The town center is actually Kezar Falls, an unincorporated community within Porter, where the Porter Town Office, a dentist and fire

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    $329K

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    $110K - $612K

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    7 Listings

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  Carmel

  Located about 17 miles from Bangor, Carmel is a rural town that offers open spaces and natural beauty with easy access to nearby cities. Interstate 95 passes through the area, making it easy for commuters to make the 14-mile drive to Newport or head to Bangor, trips that both take around 20 minutes. There are few businesses here, and residents can

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    $327K

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    $199K - $647K

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    3 Listings

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  Brewer

  Brewer, ME, sits across the Penobscot River from Bangor. Wilson Street offers diverse retail and dining, while the Brewer Riverwalk provides scenic paths. Nearby Bangor adds entertainment to this suburban community.

  • Average Value

    $318K

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    $109K - $730K

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    16 Listings

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  Eddington

  The Penobscot River runs along the eastern edge of Eddington, a small town with just under 2,200 residents. Its rural setting offers a quiet escape from city life in Bangor, about 10 miles away. Commuters can reach the city via a 6-mile extension of Interstate 395 that opened in July 2025 between Eddington and Brewer, just across the river from

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    $316K

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    $203K - $679K

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    2 Listings

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  Bucksport

  While Bucksport’s history has some coming here to seek out ghosts, residents love this small Maine town for its community events, locally owned businesses and nature trails. Located on the Penobscot River about 14 miles from Bangor, Bucksport offers a variety of water recreation near its walkable downtown, and Rich Rotella, the town’s economic

  • Average Value

    $314K

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    $156K - $735K

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    17 Listings

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  Gardiner

  Gardiner, ME, a historic town on the Kennebec River, features a quaint downtown with local shops and diners. Victorian homes dot the landscape. The Kennebec River Rail Trail provides scenic recreation along the water.

  • Average Value

    $314K

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    $107K - $783K

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    15 Listings

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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

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    $306K

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    $156K - $685K

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    8 Listings

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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

    $304K

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    $120K - $809K

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    46 Listings

  Augusta
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  Paris

  Nearly equidistant from Augusta to the east and Portland to the south, Paris is the seat of Oxford County in Maine. The town offers both recreational and consumer hubs in the form of abundant outdoor amenities and neighboring Norway’s restaurants and stores, respectively, to a population of just over 5,000. Paris also contains the historic Paris

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    $302K

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    $136K - $699K

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    7 Listings

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  Farmington

  Farmington owes its name to the land’s uncommonly fertile soil, which paved the way for an early agricultural economy in southwestern Maine. The town transformed into a hub for mills and factories, and that prosperity led to Farmington’s becoming the seat of Franklin County. More than 230 years after its incorporation, historic brick facades line

  • Average Value

    $300K

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    $149K - $953K

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    15 Listings

  Farmington
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  Buckfield

  Buckfield is a microcosm of the Lakes and Mountains region of Maine it sits within, offering locals access to mountain trails and bodies of water for recreation. The community is spread out amid the landscape of the Pine Tree State, where a few main arteries snake through the foliage of southwestern Maine. That space, coupled with prices often

  • Average Value

    $298K

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    $141K - $556K

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Buckfield
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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

    $295K

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    $182K - $624K

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    5 Listings

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  Corinth

  Fewer than 3,000 people live in Corinth, a quiet town offering a slower pace of life in the Bangor area. “Corinth is where you’re going to get your livestock, farms, cows, horses and that sort of thing. It’s rural that way,” says Karen Burns, a Realtor with Century 21 Queen City Real Estate and a Penobscot County native. The community maintains a

  • Average Value

    $286K

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    $139K - $607K

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    5 Listings

  Corinth
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  Benton

  A small, rural town in Central Maine, Benton presents an outdoorsy lifestyle centered around river fishing and dairy farming. “Benton is on the Kennebec River, where there’s good fishing,” says Marty Britten, a local municipal worker who has lived in the area his whole life. “The Sebasticook River runs through town as well, and there’s some great

  • Average Value

    $268K

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    $125K - $440K

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    3 Listings

  Benton
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  Norridgewock

  Norridgewock is a rural town in central Maine where the Kennebec River flows slowly, shaping both the environment and the pace of life. A few working farms dot the pastoral perimeter, while Main Street serves as the town’s gathering spot with eateries and markets. “There’s an Amish community a half-mile up the road from us, and it’s not uncommon

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    $267K

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    $102K - $414K

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    12 Listings

  Norridgewock

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