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  Arundel

  Arundel is a quaint countryside neighborhood in Southern Maine, adjacent to Kennebunk and Kennebunkport. It features larger lot sizes and a variety of home styles, including colonial-inspired, farmhouse, Cape Cod, and ranch-style properties, with new subdivisions emerging. The area is part of the highly rated Maine Regional School Unit 21, with

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    $560K

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    $318K - $1.4M

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  Saco

  Saco is a nature-filled city about 17 miles from Portland, Maine. Like many other New England communities, Saco became a lumber town in the 18th century and eventually evolved into a manufacturing and mill town in the 19th century. Today, the coastal city is known for its waterfront amusement parks, scenic trails and beach views, which attract

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    $559K

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    $400K - $1.5M

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  Old Orchard Beach

  Just 20 miles south of downtown Portland lies Old Orchard Beach, a coastal town known for its busy summers. While many associate it with amusement parks, fried dough and sandy beaches, the residential area becomes much quieter during the colder months. “Old Orchard Beach is a small-town community that gets a little bigger in the summer, but then

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    $536K

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    $240K - $1.3M

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  South Berwick

  South Berwick, a rural town located 30 minutes from the coast of Maine, combines historic charm with outdoor recreation. The town features 18th-century colonials and mid-1900s Cape Cods, with some new construction but no planned communities. The downtown area includes cafes, shops, and restaurants like Engrain for nutritious bowls, Fogarty’s for

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    $504K

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    $279K - $1.3M

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  Lyman

  Lyman, a rural town in Alfred, spans just under 50 square miles and has a population of less than 5,000 people as of 2020. The area is known for its serene environment, with roads lined by mature trees and homes often featuring spacious yards and winding driveways. Home styles in Lyman include Mid-Century Cape Cods, classic wooden cabins, and

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    $494K

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    $305K - $2.2M

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  Alfred

  Alfred is a quintessential rural New England town with a population of about 3,000, known for its 19th-century village center and country store. The village green is surrounded by Federal, Victorian, and Greek revival homes, while traditional rural Maine builds like colonials and saltboxes are found on expansive country acres. The town center,

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    $485K

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    $314K - $980K

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  Shapleigh

  Shapleigh, located in Alfred, is characterized by its waterfront homes and quiet country roads. The neighborhood features Cape Cod and ranch-style homes from the late 1900s and early 2000s, typically situated on at least an acre of land. Smaller waterways like Goose Pond and Granny Kent Pond offer more affordable waterfront homes, including

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    $480K

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    $295K - $1.4M

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  North Berwick

  North Berwick is a bucolic agricultural town about 30 minutes from Maine’s coast, known for its scenic landscapes and rural lifestyle. The area features historical colonial, Cape Cod, and farmhouse-style homes, many of which are zoned as farms where residents raise goats, chickens, and horses. The town's winding mountain roads necessitate car

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    $478K

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    $284K - $916K

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  Buxton

  Buxton, located about 15 miles from Portland, is a quiet town known for its rural charm and lower property taxes. Residents enjoy spacious properties, with homes typically situated on at least an acre of land, providing ample privacy. The neighborhood features a mix of architectural styles, including historic Colonials and New Englanders,

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    $474K

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    $293K - $988K

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  Central Saco

  Central Saco is a neighborhood that embodies the town’s motto of “friendly by nature,” with residents frequently seen walking and engaging with one another. The area features a mix of classic New England architecture, including Colonial revivals, Cape Cods, and New Englanders, alongside modern farmhouse revival homes and custom new builds.

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    $468K

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    $172K - $864K

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  Berwick

  Berwick, a historic neighborhood established in 1631, is experiencing a revitalization with the development of a new downtown area called The Edge along Sullivan Street. This project, set to complete by the end of 2025, will feature 13 buildings housing restaurants, shops, offices, and apartments. In the meantime, residents can enjoy a variety of

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    $463K

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    $225K - $893K

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  Biddeford

  Beside the Saco River, Biddeford, 18 miles from Portland, is the sixth largest city in Maine. “We have an incredible location – access to the ocean and a major river, great parks and trails, and a lively urban core,” says Danica Lamontagne, assistant to the city manager. Biddeford is a service center in our region, so we have easy access to major

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    $457K

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    $298K - $902K

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  Waterboro

  Waterboro in Alfred, Maine, is a rustic village known for its abundance of lakes and ponds, including the prominent Little Ossipee Lake, which is a hub for year-round waterfront activities such as swimming, boating, and fishing. The town offers a mix of lakeside properties and large rural lots, with homes ranging from wood-sided waterfront houses

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    $442K

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    $216K - $931K

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  Hollis

  Hollis, a quiet town in southern Maine, offers a small-town atmosphere with spacious properties averaging around two acres. The neighborhood features a mix of Colonial Revivals, Foursquares, mid-20th-century ranch styles, and Cape Cods built between the 1970s and 2000s, often with attached garages. The town's only restaurant, The River Tap Bar and

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    $441K

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    $273K - $702K

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  Lebanon

  Lebanon, a small town situated between Sanford, ME, and Rochester, NH, is known for its tight-knit community where residents support each other in times of need. Local businesses such as The Hen House Cafe and Train’s Tavern serve as popular gathering spots, while the town's churches, including North Lebanon Second Baptist Church, play a

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    $441K

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    $299K - $1.1M

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  Limerick

  Limerick is a small, close-knit community with a population under 3,000, known for its rich history and locally owned businesses. The town's historic bandstand on Main Street, dating back to the 1800s, is a notable landmark, often hosting community events. Dining options include The Peppermill Restaurant with views of Sokokis Lake and Town Hill

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    $424K

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    $297K - $880K

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  Limington

  Limington, a neighborhood in Cornish, offers a quiet, countryside setting with a rich history dating back to the early 17th century. Nearly two dozen town center buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, adding to the area's historic charm. Limington is about 30 miles from Portland via Route 25, providing a rural yet

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    $420K

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    $290K - $830K

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  South Sanford

  South Sanford in Alfred, located approximately 35 miles from Portland, is a neighborhood that blends residential living with various amenities and points of interest. The area is home to the century-old Sanford Country Club, which features an 18-hole golf course and serves as a venue for events. Residents enjoy outdoor activities at the Kennebunk

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    $420K

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    $317K - $782K

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  Downtown Saco

  Downtown Saco is known for its historic New England charm, featuring early 19th-century Colonial and Classical homes, including columned front porches and cozy Cape Cods with painted shutters. The area also has tall workers’ cottages and opulent Colonial-inspired manors, many of which have been converted into multi-family housing and condos.

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    $413K

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    $322K - $1.3M

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  Lake Arrowhead

  Lake Arrowhead in Waterboro, Maine, is a large subdivision centered around the 779-acre lake of the same name, spanning the towns of Limerick and Waterboro. With about 2,800 residents, the community enjoys private beaches, waterfront access, and clubhouses with recreational spaces and fitness rooms. The neighborhood features backyard docks and

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    $394K

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    $259K - $731K

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  Newfield

  Newfield, located in the remote area of West Newfield, Maine, is a small community known for its picturesque natural surroundings, including lakes, ponds, and rolling mountains. With a population of just over 1,600, the town has maintained its close-knit feel since the 19th century. Homes in Newfield are often nestled in wooded areas or situated

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    $388K

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    $170K - $948K

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  Cornish

  Cornish is a quintessential New England village known for its charming downtown and scenic surroundings. Nestled between Portland and the White Mountains, it offers a peaceful retreat without the bustling tourist traffic of coastal towns. The area is rich in things to do, from picking organic apples and blueberries to camping along the Saco River.

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    $375K

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    $129K - $610K

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  Springvale

  Springvale, a small village in Sanford, Maine, offers a laidback suburban atmosphere with a touch of rural charm. Bisected by the Mousam River, the neighborhood features 19th-century New England homes along walkable central streets. Main Street is the hub for community events and local dining, including Springvale Publick House for classic pub

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    $370K

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    $191K - $737K

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  Downtown Biddeford

  Downtown Biddeford, situated along the Saco River, has undergone significant revitalization from its former mill town days. The neighborhood is now recognized for its burgeoning restaurant scene, with notable spots like Elements café and bookstore, The Dunn Bar, Sacred Profane Brewery, and Banded Brewing Company. The Palace Diner and Pizza by Alex

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    $359K

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    $267K - $830K

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  Sanford

  Sanford is a neighborhood with a rich history, marked by its textile mill origins dating back to 1867. Though the mills closed in 1954, their presence remains a nostalgic reminder of the town's resilience. Today, Sanford features a growing downtown area with a factory being redeveloped into an apartment complex and commercial center. The

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    $353K

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    $205K - $635K

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    19 Listings

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