Neighborhoods in Penobscot County, ME

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  East Bangor

  Tucked in the northeastern edge of the city of Bangor, East Bangor blends rural quaintness with modern convenience. The neighborhood features a mix of residential homes, apartment complexes and retail spaces, along with nature preserves and a shopping hub. “Bangor is split up into multiple divisions,” says Karissa Hatch, Recreation Coordinator

  • Average Value

    $459K

  • List Price

    $220K - $1M

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    12 Listings

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  Veazie

  Veazie, ME, a small town near Bangor, has single-family homes and duplexes. It features highly rated schools, parks, Penobscot River access, and local eateries. The area includes a restaurant incubator with rotating cuisines.

  • Average Value

    $404K

  • List Price

    $124K - $680K

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    7 Listings

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  Hampden

  Hampden, ME, a suburban town 5 miles from Bangor, offers well-rated schools and diverse housing. The Lura E. Hoit Pool, Reeds Brook Trail, and annual Children's Day event provide recreation for residents along the Penobscot River.

  • Average Value

    $397K

  • List Price

    $172K - $1.3M

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    12 Listings

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  Orono

  Orono, ME, home to the University of Maine, balances college-town energy with natural beauty. The area has highly rated schools, a historic downtown, and the Stillwater River Trail. Crime rates have decreased.

  • Average Value

    $370K

  • List Price

    $215K - $919K

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    11 Listings

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  Newport

  Newport, ME: Charming lakeside town with historic homes near Sebasticook Lake. Easy access to major roads. Riverwalk Park and local eateries enhance community life. Annual festivals add local flavor.

  • Average Value

    $324K

  • List Price

    $110K - $2.3M

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    8 Listings

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  Central Bangor

  Central Bangor along the Penobscot River boasts a vibrant downtown with shops and eateries. The surrounding neighborhoods have a diverse housing inventory. Parks, event venues and major highways are all easily accessible.

  • Average Value

    $310K

  • List Price

    $174K - $707K

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    21 Listings

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  Bradley

  Bradley, ME offers rural living near the Penobscot River, close to Old Town and Bangor. The Maine Forest and Logging Museum is a notable attraction. Manufactured and ranch homes are common. Spencer's Ice Cream is a local favorite.

  • Average Value

    $298K

  • List Price

    $128K - $585K

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    2 Listings

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  Milford

  Milford, ME, a small town near Bangor, sits along the Penobscot River. It features diverse housing and walkable streets. The historic Milford Dam and Sunkhaze Meadows Wildlife Refuge are key attractions.

  • Average Value

    $248K

  • List Price

    $113K - $414K

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    14 Listings

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  Dexter

  Dexter, ME, a rural town near Lake Wassookeag, offers outdoor recreation like hiking and kayaking. It hosts the annual Red Hot Dog Festival and features local eateries. Historic New Englander and raised-ranch homes are common.

  • Average Value

    $228K

  • List Price

    $88K - $699K

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    11 Listings

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  Corinna

  Corinna, ME is a rural town with early to mid-1900s homes. The Boardwalk Loop Trail and Corundel Lake offer outdoor recreation. The Farmer's Table serves locals. State routes connect to nearby cities, with Bangor 35 miles away.

  • Average Value

    $223K

  • List Price

    $92K - $402K

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    3 Listings

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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.

  • Average Value

    $201K

  • List Price

    $63K - $358K

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    11 Listings

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  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.

  • Average Value

    $182K

  • List Price

    $48K - $228K

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    3 Listings

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  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.

  • Average Value

    $166K

  • List Price

    $24K - $327K

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    14 Listings

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  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.

  • Average Value

    $165K

  • List Price

    $50K - $422K

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    33 Listings

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  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.

  • Average Value

    $144K

  • List Price

    $91K - $247K

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    2 Listings

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  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

  • Average Value

    $293K

  • List Price

    $148K - $669K

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    15 Listings

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  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

  • Average Value

    $272K

  • List Price

    $92K - $650K

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    28 Listings

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  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

  • Average Value

    $315K

  • List Price

    $156K - $692K

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    8 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

    $219K - $676K

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    22 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

    $405K

  • List Price

    $212K - $839K

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    8 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 - $601K

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    6 Listings

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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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    10 Listings

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  Levant

  Fewer than 3,000 people live in Levant, a small town where winding roads thread through mature woodlands that blaze with amber, crimson, and gold in the fall and wear a soft coat of snow through the winter. These quiet streets branch off state Route 222, which passes through Levant and connects the remote community to shopping, dining and major

  • Average Value

    $354K

  • List Price

    $183K - $604K

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    6 Listings

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  Carmel

  Located about 17 miles from Bangor, Carmel is a rural town that offers open spaces and natural beauty with easy access to nearby cities. Interstate 95 passes through the area, making it easy for commuters to make the 14-mile drive to Newport or head to Bangor, trips that both take around 20 minutes. There are few businesses here, and residents can

  • Average Value

    $338K

  • List Price

    $200K - $649K

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    5 Listings

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  Brewer

  Brewer, ME, sits across the Penobscot River from Bangor. Wilson Street offers diverse retail and dining, while the Brewer Riverwalk provides scenic paths. Nearby Bangor adds entertainment to this suburban community.

  • Average Value

    $326K

  • List Price

    $110K - $618K

  • For Sale

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    20 Listings

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