Livermore Falls
Livermore Falls, ME is a small town of 3,000 on the Androscoggin River. It offers outdoor activities like fishing and ATV riding, with a Main Street featuring local eateries. The town serves as a gateway to Maine's mountains.
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$214K
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$62K - $337K
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Howland
Located at the convergence of the Penobscot and Piscataquis Rivers, the town of Howland offers a quiet community close to nature. Named after one of the passengers on the Mayflower, the area was founded in 1818 and has been slowly growing ever since. Single-family homes make up a majority of the space and come in a variety of shapes and sizes.
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$201K
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$64K - $357K
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12 Listings
Patten
Patten, ME is a rural town with logging roots near Baxter State Park. It features Craig's Clam Shop and a lumbermen's museum. New Englander homes and farmhouses dot the landscape near outdoor recreation areas.
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$182K
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$48K - $228K
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3 Listings
East Millinocket
East Millinocket, ME is a quiet town near the Appalachian Trail. Main Street features mid-1900s homes and local dining. Recreation includes sports fields, a community pool, and Penobscot River access for fishing and boating.
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$166K
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$24K - $325K
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16 Listings
Millinocket
Millinocket, ME, a small town near Mount Katahdin and the Appalachian Trail, offers parks, ponds, and trails for outdoor enthusiasts. Mid-1900s homes and community events like marathons characterize this North Maine Woods gem.
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$166K
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$50K - $421K
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34 Listings
Mattawamkeag
Mattawamkeag, ME is a small rural town on the Mattawamkeag River. The Wilderness Park offers camping and hiking. U.S. Highway 2 connects to Lincoln, 13 miles south, where residents find services and enjoy the annual Loon Festival.
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$144K
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$91K - $247K
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2 Listings
West Bangor
A mixed-use community in the southwest corner of Bangor, West Bangor blends residential charm and industrial grit. The area includes vintage homes, industrial spaces, and pockets of rural farmland, creating a landscape that feels both lived-in and expansive. The community is anchored by the historic Whitney Park Historic District, a residential
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$293K
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$142K - $483K
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12 Listings
Lincoln
Known for its waterfront recreation and population of loons, the town of Lincoln offers a tight-knit community with equal access to outdoor entertainment and small-town nightlife. Lincoln homes reflect Maine’s more affordable housing prices, and many of them sit alongside the shores of Mattanawcook Pond. Watersports, such as kayaking and ice
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$272K
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$92K - $650K
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27 Listings
Capehart
Capehart’s blend of suburban subdivisions, public housing and rural homes sits where Bangor’s city lifestyle fades into the Maine countryside. “It's almost like you're close to the country, but you're right in the city,” says Evelyn Conrad, a Realtor with Realty of Maine who’s sold homes here for over seven years. “I find that they’re super
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$315K
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$156K - $692K
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8 Listings
Southport
In Lincoln County, Southport is a small town of less than 1,000 residents on an island flanked by the Sheepscot River. The island is about 5 miles from its northern tip to its southern point, with a dense patch of trees in the center. It offers a quieter, less developed alternative to the shopping, dining and entertainment of Boothbay Harbor,
Average Value
$1.01M
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$419K - $4.6M
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4 Listings
North Haven
Off the coast of Maine, North Haven is a quiet residential island in Penobscot Bay where the pace is slow and the community is close. Once part of neighboring Vinalhaven, the 12-square-mile island became its own town in 1847, and its flat terrain and fertile soil made it a farming island. Today, North Haven is home to around 400 year-round
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$965K
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$849K - $8.5M
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3 Listings
South Bristol
Located on the Pemaquid Peninsula, the town of South Bristol is a rural waterfront community home to a mix of full-time residents and seasonal visitors. As of the 2020 U.S. census, this Lincoln County hamlet had a year-round population of less than 1,200 people. “This is a really nice, quiet, wooded coastal town,” says Kirstie Ransdell, a local
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$879K
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$279K - $4.9M
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2 Listings
Camden
In Maine’s Midcoast region, Camden offers a blend of harbor living and mountain scenery. Situated on Penobscot Bay, the coastal town is known for its sailing culture and seafood establishments. “It’s always been the Midcoast jewel, with homes that have a lot of character and a nostalgic community feel,” says Melanie Trott , broker/owner with The
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$825K
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$338K - $3M
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17 Listings
Bar Harbor
From a Gilded Age resort to the gateway to Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor has a long reputation for recreation and relaxation in coastal Maine. Located on Mount Desert Island in Maine’s Downeast region, the community sees roughly 4 million visitors every year, but it only has a little over 5,000 permanent residents. “Bar Harbor first and
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$741K
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$343K - $8.3M
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20 Listings
Owls Head
With its rocky beaches, historic lighthouse and quiet harbor views, Owls Head feels like a postcard from coastal Maine. “It has all the important Maine things right there, with some of the best beaches in the area,” says Melanie Trott , broker/owner with The MidcoastHome Real Estate Company. “Or if you’re looking for a foggy New England evening in a
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$740K
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$346K - $3.1M
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3 Listings
Bremen
Bremen is a quiet coastal town that embodies Maine’s natural setting. While the full-time population is fewer than 1,000 residents, that number grows a bit in the summer months. Located on Muscongus Bay of the Gulf of Maine, the town is laid out into several smaller villages—Broad Cove, Medomak, Turners Corner and Muscongus—each with its own
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$739K
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$364K - $2M
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4 Listings
Rockport
With historic homes overlooking a harbor filled with sailboats, Rockport is a picture-perfect image of coastal Maine. The community’s population swells in the summer as seasonal residents and tourists arrive to enjoy sailing in Penobscot Bay, and Rockport is also home to year-round residents drawn by the area’s highly rated schools. “Rockport is
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$732K
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$250K - $5.4M
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18 Listings
Westport Island
Flanked by the Back River and the Sheepscot River, Westport Island stretches 9 miles from its northern to southern tips. This quiet island town lies just south of Wiscasset and U.S. Route 1. “Westport Island is more of an undiscovered area; you have to want to be there,” says Randall “Randy” Miller, a former Westport Island resident and current
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$726K
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$339K - $1.7M
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6 Listings
Boothbay Harbor
About 60 miles northeast of Portland, Boothbay Harbor is a coastal community in Lincoln County. The harbor leads into the Gulf of Maine, and waterfront homes offer scenic views of sailboats heading into the sunset. Here in Midcoast Maine, fishing is a prominent industry, particularly for lobster, and seafood restaurants offer fresh catches. But
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$713K
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$287K - $2M
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14 Listings
Saint George
On a peninsula in Midcoast Maine, Saint George is a coastal community that runs on fishing and tourism. This small, rural town is home to art galleries, laid-back seafood restaurants and tree-lined hiking trails. Residents over the age of 65 make up about 37% of the population — more than the national average of 19%. The population rises in the
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$683K
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$275K - $1.8M
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12 Listings
Boothbay
Established in 1794, the town of Boothbay is situated between the Damariscotta and Sheepscot Rivers. Living on a peninsula means residents are never far from the water. Here in Midcoast Maine, locals can enjoy an outdoorsy lifestyle and an abundance of seafood. “Boothbay has especially great restaurants, water access and a lot of properties rent
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$680K
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$218K - $5.6M
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14 Listings
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
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$641K
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$212K - $2.6M
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6 Listings
Bristol
In Midcoast Maine, the town of Bristol is situated on a peninsula on the shore of the Muscongus Bay. Bristol—previously named Pemaquid—was the site of several colonial wars and pirate attacks throughout the 1600s and 1700s. Today, Bristol is a quiet, coastal town with 41% of its population over the age of 65, significantly above the national
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$638K
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$260K - $3.8M
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15 Listings
Blue Hill
With scenic views of Maine’s Blue Hill Bay and an internationally renowned crafts school within an hour’s drive, the coastal town of Blue Hill has become known for its artistic residents and relaxed vibe. “It’s a really cool place to live,” says Molly Dwyer, a Realtor with The Christopher Group who’s lived in the area for 20 years. “It has a
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$638K
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$197K - $3.3M
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9 Listings
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