Neighborhoods in Maine

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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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  Jefferson

  The North Basin of Damariscotta Lake stretches into Jefferson, a small town in Maine’s Midcoast region. Best known as the gateway to Damariscotta Lake State Park, Jefferson also provides access to smaller ponds, lakes and streams with opportunities for outdoor recreation. “Jefferson is one of my favorite places. Damariscotta Lake State Park is

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    $427K

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    $187K - $806K

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    10 Listings

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  Otisfield

  About 30 miles northwest of Portland, Otisfield is a rural town in Oxford County known for its summer camps and cottages surrounding lakes and ponds. Camp Arcadia and Seeds of Peace are the two most prominent camps, attracting kids from around the world every summer for outdoorsy activities. Bordered by the Crooked River along its western edge,

  • Average Value

    $423K

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    $133K - $1.1M

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    6 Listings

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  Fryeburg

  Established in 1777, the rural town of Fryeburg in western Maine is known for its outdoor recreation and hosting the Fryeburg Fair, the state’s largest annual agricultural event. Like many other rural towns in New England, summertime in Fryeburg is peak tourism season. Outdoor attractions like the Saco River and Kezar Pond draw in the vacation

  • Average Value

    $421K

  • List Price

    $183K - $885K

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    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Fryeburg
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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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    13 Listings

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  Hermon Town

  Hermon blends country charm with city convenience. Just under 6,500 people live in this small town outside Bangor, drawn by city access without city taxes. “Hermon is a sought-after town, and the biggest reason is their tax base. They’re one of the lowest taxed communities in this area, and that’s what brings in an awful lot of people,” says Karen

  • Average Value

    $417K

  • List Price

    $208K - $676K

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    Homes For Sale

    24 Listings

  Hermon Town
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  Rockland

  With its working harbor and historic downtown, Rockland is shaped by both sea and time. Located on Penobscot Bay in Midcoast Maine, this city of about 7,000 full-time residents serves as the county seat of Knox County. In the downtown area, locals can explore art galleries, dine along the waterfront or catch the Maine State Ferry to nearby

  • Average Value

    $416K

  • List Price

    $134K - $1.3M

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    28 Listings

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  Brownfield

  Miles from any metropolis, Brownfield is a small town in Oxford County bordering New Hampshire. The Saco River winds through the eastern part of town. Heading west, the topography begins to get a bit hilly approaching the White Mountains. The overall CAP Index Crime Score is 1 out of 10, much lower than the national average of 4. Peaceful, quiet

  • Average Value

    $416K

  • List Price

    $202K - $1.8M

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    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Brownfield
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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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    8 Listings

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  Oxford

  Oxford is a sparse, rural community bisected by Maine State Route 26, situated midway between the towns of Poland and Norway. Dense foliage is interspersed with homes scattered across the landscape, and residents here can still commute to Portland while retaining the serenity of Maine’s backcountry. “In Oxford, there’s not really a town, so things

  • Average Value

    $409K

  • List Price

    $180K - $1.5M

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    11 Listings

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  Holden

  Holden sits along the eastern edge of the Penobscot Valley, where rolling hills offer views of the river valley and nearby mountain ranges. Rural landscapes surround U.S. Route 1A, which runs through the town's center and leads about 9 miles west into Bangor. “You can be right in town—Bangor—and drive for 15 minutes, and you’ve got fields,

  • Average Value

    $406K

  • List Price

    $215K - $838K

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    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Holden
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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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  Dresden

  Tucked in the heart of Maine’s Midcoast region is the small town of Dresden, a rural community along the Kennebec and Easton Rivers. “We have two blinking lights and a couple of stop signs. It’s actually pretty nice,” says Jeffrey Pierce, Realtor/owner of Jeff Pierce Realty, Inc., and a Dresden resident of nearly three decades. “It’s a beautiful

  • Average Value

    $402K

  • List Price

    $228K - $1.2M

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    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Dresden
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  Waldoboro

  Located on the Medomak River in Maine’s Midcoast region, Waldoboro is a small agricultural town known for its nature preserves, farms and shellfish industry. The river’s estuary is a popular spot for shellfish harvesting and is particularly known for clams. Its downtown area is near U.S. Route 1, a busy thoroughfare for people heading to nearby

  • Average Value

    $393K

  • List Price

    $150K - $1.8M

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    Homes For Sale

    14 Listings

  Waldoboro
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  Warren

  Neighboring Midcoast Maine towns like Rockland and Thomaston, Warren is a small hamlet on the St. George River that offers a slower pace of life near busy coastal areas. “Warren’s town center is very Americana,” says Melanie Trott, who’s sold homes in the area for 15 years and is a broker and owner at The MidcoastHome Real Estate Co. “Price point

  • Average Value

    $390K

  • List Price

    $163K - $673K

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    Homes For Sale

    8 Listings

  Warren
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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

    $175K - $1.1M

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    Homes For Sale

    13 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

    $152K - $736K

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    4 Listings

  Fayette
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  Norway

  About 22 miles from Lewiston, the town of Norway is a rural community adjacent to its sister city with an equally European name, Paris. “It’s a nice community, close to the mountains and skiing areas,” says Brenda Sessions, a local real estate broker with Maine Real Estate Pros in Lewiston. Colonial settlers officially incorporated Norway in 1797,

  • Average Value

    $386K

  • List Price

    $183K - $1M

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    Homes For Sale

    15 Listings

  Norway
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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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    18 Listings

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  Glenburn

  About 10 miles outside of Bangor, Glenburn is a quiet town that begins where the city ends. Winding roads replace busy intersections and open landscapes offer residents a sense of space and seclusion. “What brings people here is the land. When they buy a home, they get a minimum of an acre or two, but it’s usually up to three or four acres,” says

  • Average Value

    $379K

  • List Price

    $100K - $1M

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Glenburn
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  Hebron

  Corridors of trees line Maine State Routes 119 and 124, the primary arteries that frame the rural community of Hebron. The dense foliage is a hallmark of the Maine town, where homes are spaced apart and locals have access to myriad recreational opportunities amid the state’s Lakes and Mountains region. Despite the seclusion, residents are also

  • Average Value

    $378K

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    $228K - $544K

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    1 Listing

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  Orrington

  The small town of Orrington sits on the eastern bank of the Penobscot River, just outside Bangor, where development gives way to tranquil landscapes. Residents here have room to spread out without losing access to Brewer and Bangor, both within 7 miles. “It’s rural, so you’re able to pick up two or three acres of land as opposed to Bangor or

  • Average Value

    $370K

  • List Price

    $135K - $1.2M

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    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Orrington
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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

  • List Price

    $249K - $634K

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    Homes For Sale

    0 Listings

  Vienna
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  Searsport

  Located at the top of Maine’s Penobscot Bay, Searsport is a peaceful coastal town filled with historic buildings and houses from its heyday as a shipping hub in the 1800s. Today, it’s home to one of Maine’s three cargo ports, and its small downtown offers a quieter alternative to the tourism found in the neighboring city of Belfast. “It’s kind of

  • Average Value

    $358K

  • List Price

    $116K - $2.1M

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    Homes For Sale

    14 Listings

  Searsport

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