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Neighborhoods in Oxford County, ME

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    Harrison

    Harrison is a lakeside village bordered by Long and Crystal Lakes. The area includes custom homes and waterfront properties. Residents engage in water activities, hiking Crooked River Preserve, and Deertrees Theatre shows.

    • Average Value

      $653K

    • List Price

      $240K - $2.8M

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      16 Listings

    Harrison
  • Bethel

    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

      $528K

    • List Price

      $258K - $1.8M

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      48 Listings

    Bethel
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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

      $521K

    • List Price

      $249K - $977K

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      7 Listings

    Denmark
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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

      $424K

    • List Price

      $132K - $1.1M

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      5 Listings

    Otisfield
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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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    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

      $417K

    • List Price

      $202K - $1.8M

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      9 Listings

    Brownfield
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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

      $410K

    • List Price

      $201K - $1.5M

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      Homes For Sale

      11 Listings

    Oxford
  • Norway

    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
  • Hebron

    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

    • List Price

      $228K - $544K

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      Homes For Sale

      1 Listing

    Hebron
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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

      $342K

    • List Price

      $175K - $1.2M

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      Homes For Sale

      4 Listings

    Hiram
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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

    • Average Value

      $327K

    • List Price

      $168K - $654K

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      Homes For Sale

      6 Listings

    Porter
  • Buckfield

    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

      $302K

    • List Price

      $110K - $508K

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      Homes For Sale

      5 Listings

    Buckfield
  • Paris

    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

      $299K

    • List Price

      $152K - $660K

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      Homes For Sale

      13 Listings

    Paris
  • Rumford

    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

      $200K

    • List Price

      $40K - $471K

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      Homes For Sale

      30 Listings

    Rumford
  • Mexico

    Mexico

    On the western downslope of Harlow Ridge, Mexico is a small Maine community of less than 3,000 along the Androscoggin River. Its unique moniker dates to the early 1800s, when local support for the North American country over 2,300 miles away during the Mexican War of Independence led to the name’s adoption. More than two centuries later, the more

    • Average Value

      $170K

    • List Price

      $62K - $550K

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      Homes For Sale

      11 Listings

    Mexico