Neighborhoods in Maine

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  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

  • Average Value

    $699K

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    $357K - $2.7M

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    10 Listings

  Bremen
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  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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    $697K

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    $249K - $2M

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    22 Listings

  Saint George
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  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

  • Average Value

    $693K

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    $287K - $1.7M

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    21 Listings

  Boothbay Harbor
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  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

  • Average Value

    $692K

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    $266K - $3.3M

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    17 Listings

  Boothbay
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  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

  • Average Value

    $661K

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    $290K - $3.8M

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    25 Listings

  Bristol
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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

    $640K

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    $229K - $3.3M

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    9 Listings

  Rome
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  Newcastle

  In coastal Maine, the town of Newcastle makes up one-half of Lincoln County’s Twin Villages. Newcastle is known as the gateway to the Pemaquid Peninsula and sits directly across the Damariscotta River from the town of Damariscotta, the other half of the Twin Villages. The area is well known for its outdoor recreation, especially along the

  • Average Value

    $629K

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    $283K - $2.2M

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    9 Listings

  Newcastle
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  Cushing

  Cushing sits on a spruce-lined peninsula where the St. George River opens into Muscongus Bay. This stretch of Knox County shoreline is known for tide-scoured coves and long views of open water. Fewer than 1,600 people live in this community of winding roads, working wharves and salt-box farmhouses. Art lovers know the place for the shingled Olson

  • Average Value

    $628K

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    $161K - $2.8M

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    11 Listings

  Cushing
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  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

  • Average Value

    $606K

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    $198K - $3.4M

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    16 Listings

  Blue Hill
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  Edgecomb

  With roots stretching back as far as the 18th century, Edgecomb is a well-established community in the coastal Maine countryside. As of the last U.S. census report in 2020, the town had a population of less than 1,200 year-round residents. People who own vacation properties here often stay on a seasonal basis, so the population count can fluctuate

  • Average Value

    $594K

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    $154K - $3.8M

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    11 Listings

  Edgecomb
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  South Thomaston

  • Average Value

    $592K

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    $286K - $2M

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    9 Listings

  South Thomaston
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  Vinalhaven

  One of the more inhabited islands off Midcoast Maine, Vinalhaven is both an active working waterfront with a successful lobster fishery and a summer colony with preserved beaches and historic landmarks. The town center is busier than most island villages, with a mix of shops, eateries and services that support both locals and seasonal visitors.

  • Average Value

    $577K

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    $178K - $3.5M

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    19 Listings

  Vinalhaven
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  Damariscotta

  Damariscotta lies just off U.S. Route 1 on Maine’s Midcoast, where its namesake river meets the sea. Often called the heart of Maine’s oyster industry, the town supports busy oyster farms alongside commercial fishing and recreational boating. Each year it hosts the three-day Damariscotta Oyster Celebration, attracting visitors come for a little

  • Average Value

    $549K

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    $211K - $944K

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    8 Listings

  Damariscotta
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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

    $541K

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    $209K - $2.6M

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    26 Listings

  Belgrade
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  Bethel

  Miles from any major city, Bethel is an Oxford County town within the mountains of western Maine. Bethel is a quaint New England village: it has a centrally located town common surrounded by American flags and a gazebo that’s decorated for the holidays. But this is no sleepy mountain town: Bethel has also been a vacation destination since the

  • Average Value

    $537K

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    $265K - $1.6M

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    55 Listings

  Bethel
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  Friendship

  In Midcoast Maine, Friendship is a small town whose maritime past continues to shape its identity today. The community sits on a peninsula in Muscongus Bay, where lobster boats bob in the harbor and fishermen sell fresh catches from working wharves and co-ops. “Friendship is about as local as you can get. It’s at the very end of one of our longer

  • Average Value

    $525K

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    $216K - $10.2M

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    12 Listings

  Friendship
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  Belfast

  From its roots as a shipbuilding hub in the 1800s to a tourist-friendly coastal city, Belfast is a Midcoast Maine community where life revolves around the water. Belfast’s walkable downtown features views of Penobscot Bay, and boating is still a huge draw, but it’s hardly the only one. “We have a lot to offer regarding culture. There’s a theater,

  • Average Value

    $512K

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    $189K - $1.9M

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    37 Listings

  Belfast
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  Denmark

  Denmark is a small, outdoorsy Oxford County town where the foothills of the White Mountains meet the Lakes Region of southern Maine. This woodsy community is full of ponds that are the size of lakes, the biggest of which is Moose Pond, about 8 miles long. “We have a lot of hiking, boating, swimming, skiing, and we have a lot of artsy things,” says

  • Average Value

    $510K

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    $294K - $820K

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    7 Listings

  Denmark
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  Hope

  Midcoast Maine is a region known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation, and the small town of Hope is no exception. “It has some beautiful mountain elevations, backcountry winding roads and a nice mix of agriculture. It’s just so pretty,” says Melanie Trott, a broker and owner at MidcoastHome Real Estate Co. who lives in the region.

  • Average Value

    $501K

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    $340K - $1.6M

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    3 Listings

  Hope
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  Wayne

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    $495K

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    $143K - $830K

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    4 Listings

  Wayne
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  Nobleboro

  In Nobleboro, pine woods and quiet waters shape the rhythm of daily life. Founded in 1788, the small Midcoast Maine town sits between Damariscotta and Waldoboro, each around 5 miles away, with the Atlantic coast just 20 miles to the east. “The small-town feel makes our community unique,” says Sara Rogers, a local broker with Newcastle Realty who

  • Average Value

    $494K

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    $259K - $1.9M

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    11 Listings

  Nobleboro
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  Alna

  Alna, a small town home to about 700 residents, offers a quiet, rural lifestyle rooted in nature and community. “It’s naturally very beautiful with some saltwater features that come inland and incredible rolling hills that are quite unusual for being so close to the water,” says Melanie Trott , broker/owner with The MidcoastHome Real Estate Company. The

  • Average Value

    $491K

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    $286K - $1.6M

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    5 Listings

  Alna
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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

    $489K

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    $308K - $1.9M

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    10 Listings

  Manchester
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  Union

  Between Augusta and Camden, Union is a rural town full of ponds, trees, farms and campgrounds. The Medomak River marks the western border of this Knox County community. “There’s a lot of outdoor activity in the area: fishing, dog parks, hiking trails and skiing and ice fishing in the winter,” says Albert Howard, a real estate associate at Re/Max

  • Average Value

    $485K

  • List Price

    $213K - $1.1M

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    12 Listings

  Union
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  Wiscasset

  Touted as the “prettiest village in Maine” on its welcome sign, the town of Wiscasset is known for its waterfront setting and New England charm in the state’s Mid Coast region. “It’s right on the Sheepscot River, and the town’s in a pretty rural area,” says Kirstie Ransdell, a local Realtor and Associate Broker with Keller Williams Realty, Inc.

  • Average Value

    $477K

  • List Price

    $260K - $1.4M

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    Homes For Sale

    13 Listings

  Wiscasset

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