Neighborhoods in Maine

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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

  • Average Value

    $314K

  • List Price

    $159K - $587K

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    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Paris
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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

    $309K

  • List Price

    $105K - $499K

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    Homes For Sale

    3 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

    $309K

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    $159K - $853K

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    5 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

    $307K

  • List Price

    $125K - $679K

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    Homes For Sale

    46 Listings

  Augusta
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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

    $305K

  • List Price

    $169K - $646K

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    Homes For Sale

    17 Listings

  Winslow
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  Corinth

  • Average Value

    $296K

  • List Price

    $171K - $616K

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    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Corinth
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  Bleachery Hill

  • Average Value

    $294K

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    $239K - $319K

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    0 Listings

  Bleachery Hill
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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

    $293K

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    $146K - $730K

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    Homes For Sale

    16 Listings

  Farmington
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  Dover Foxcroft

  Dover-Foxcroft is a small town located near the beauty and adventure of Maine’s state parks, lakes and rivers. “It’s a destination for people who want to be quiet and rural but have some really cool things to do,” says Dolly Perkins, a broker who lives in Dover-Foxcroft and owns Realty of Maine’s branch there. She and three of her children sell

  • Average Value

    $283K

  • List Price

    $95K - $933K

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    Homes For Sale

    24 Listings

  Dover Foxcroft
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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

    $274K

  • List Price

    $139K - $532K

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Benton
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  Wilton

  Wilson Lake is the watery heart of Maine’s Wilton community, spanning more than 550 acres in the middle of town. The body of water is characterized by its lakefront homes, dense surrounding foliage, distant views of the mountains and plenty of recreation on and around the lake year-round. “Wilson Lake is the centerpiece of the community, just

  • Average Value

    $273K

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    $92K - $804K

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    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Wilton
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  Fort Kent

  • Average Value

    $269K

  • List Price

    $87K - $904K

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    Homes For Sale

    24 Listings

  Fort Kent
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  Clinton

  Clinton is a small town where the rhythm of life follows the hum of tractors and the quiet churn of dairy production. Known as the dairy capital of Maine, it’s home to more cows than people and produces about 15% of the state’s milk. Two-lane roads wind through Clinton, leading past verdant pastures and rolling farmlands that reflect its strong

  • Average Value

    $264K

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    $95K - $646K

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Clinton
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  Skowhegan

  Skowhegan is a town in southern Somerset County that attracts those who appreciate nature and a family-friendly environment. As the county seat, Skowhegan is home to conveniences like the regional hospital and entertainment venues like the state fairgrounds. The Kennebec River flows past the town’s revitalized historic downtown, a

  • Average Value

    $264K

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    $100K - $833K

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    26 Listings

  Skowhegan
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  Fairfield

  Fairfield is a small town along the western banks of the Kennebec River, a destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The surrounding tree canopy changes with the seasons, turning crimson in fall, glistening with snow in winter and returning to green in spring. Beside the riverfront is a quaint downtown with a handful of locally owned businesses that

  • Average Value

    $262K

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    $146K - $657K

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    Homes For Sale

    14 Listings

  Fairfield
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  Madison

  Along the banks of the Kennebec River, Madison is a rural community of fewer than 5,000 people. The small town sits in Maine’s Western Foothills, where residents can access year-round outdoor recreation. “If you’re really into ATVs, snowmobiling, skiing and hiking, your access point there is much closer,” says Nick Isgro, a Realtor with eXp Realty

  • Average Value

    $262K

  • List Price

    $97K - $1M

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    Homes For Sale

    28 Listings

  Madison
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  Waterville

  Waterville, ME, a college town on the Kennebec River, features a revitalized Main Street. Home to Colby and Thomas Colleges, it offers diverse housing and the North Street Recreation Area. An annual film festival draws visitors.

  • Average Value

    $261K

  • List Price

    $114K - $566K

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    Homes For Sale

    24 Listings

  Waterville
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  Randolph

  • Average Value

    $260K

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    $92K - $375K

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    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Randolph
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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

  • Average Value

    $256K

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    $89K - $393K

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    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Norridgewock
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  Jay

  A small downtown gives way to the Maine wilderness in Jay, a former mill town along the Androscoggin River. Its Main Street, part of state Route 4, is the central artery just a short drive up the river from Livermore Falls, where locals can head to dine out or shop. “The downtown is great,” says Aaron Kollmeyer, an associate broker with Coldwell

  • Average Value

    $252K

  • List Price

    $92K - $529K

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Jay
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  Pittsfield

  Pittsfield is the kind of town where the slow pace of quiet roads and river views offset the bustle of the interstate. “Interstate 95 brings people to Pittsfield, making it centrally located between Bangor and Augusta,” says Dolly Perkins, a local broker with Realty of Maine. “It’s an easy commute for one spouse to work in Bangor and the other to

  • Average Value

    $242K

  • List Price

    $57K - $689K

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    Homes For Sale

    16 Listings

  Pittsfield
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  Caribou

  In the northeastern-most region of Maine, Caribou offers a rural atmosphere surrounded by natural outdoor escapes. While it maintains a small-town atmosphere, the population hovers around 7,500, making it the second largest city in Aroostook County. “Everywhere in this area you’ll find welcoming people, the old-school neighbor mentality where

  • Average Value

    $211K

  • List Price

    $71K - $644K

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    Homes For Sale

    35 Listings

  Caribou
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  Rumford

  The heart of Rumford lies on a bend in the Androscoggin River in southwestern Maine. From there, the mill town sprawls across part of the state’s Lakes and Mountains region, encompassing homes dating as far back as the 19th century, a ski resort and nature trails that wander through the Maine wilderness. The historic ties and access to abundant

  • Average Value

    $205K

  • List Price

    $58K - $420K

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    Homes For Sale

    23 Listings

  Rumford
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  Anson

  The small, pastoral town of Anson is home to just about 2,500 close-knit residents. The Somerset County community is divided into North Anson and Anson, with the former being the village center where the Kennebec River branches into the Carrabasset River. The Kennebec, popular for trout, bass and ice fishing, and the Carrabassett, which flows

  • Average Value

    $204K

  • List Price

    $90K - $378K

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    Homes For Sale

    0 Listings

  Anson
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  Calais

  In the Downeast region of Maine, Calais offers a serene lifestyle full of wildlife preserves and historic landmarks. With a population of about 3,000, the close-knit city has a small-town atmosphere. “We have a tiny little downtown, but not a lot of amenities," says Britani Holloway, a local broker with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Northeast

  • Average Value

    $194K

  • List Price

    $42K - $687K

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    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Calais

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