Neighborhoods in Maine

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  Gray

  About 17 miles from Portland, Gray is a growing town with easy access to the interstate. “Gray is really the crossroads of Maine in that we are conveniently located near Lewiston, Yarmouth, Wyndham and Portland,” Hadyniak says. “Besides the convenience of living here, Gray has a pretty neat and humble small-town characteristic, but with an

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    $279K - $1.6M

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  Shapleigh

  Dense pine forests, rolling mountain views and sparkling, clear ponds create the landscape in Shapleigh, a rural neighborhood in southern Maine. “It’s a beautiful country town in the Lakes Region,” says Rikki Foglio, a Realtor with Real Estate 2000 Maine and New Hampshire, who has lived in Shapleigh for over two decades. “We have a couple thousand

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    $484K

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    $290K - $1.4M

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  Pleasantdale

  Residents of Pleasantdale are only a couple of miles from everything that South Portland offers. “It has proximity to nature and Portland,” says resident John Slobod, who has lived in the neighborhood for 15 years and owns Circa Guitar. “We are much, much closer to Portland than people who actually live in Portland.” While locals can get to

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    $482K

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    $263K - $685K

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  Casco

  Situated above one of Maine’s most popular state parks, Casco offers lakeside living in an easygoing community. “So many people grew up going to camp here and had the best time in their lives going away to Maine. They want to relive it, so they come up here and buy property,” says Lois O’Connor, broker/owner of Sunset Lakes Realty, who has served

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    $482K

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    $213K - $2.2M

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  North Berwick

  Once a part of greater Berwick, Maine, North Berwick is a bucolic agricultural town about 30 minutes from Maine’s coast. The area is attractive for its landscapes and rural lifestyle. The town was incorporated in March of 1831 and used to be known for the mills along the Great Works River. “You have a lot of wide-open green area,” says Ken Powers,

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    $481K

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    $284K - $916K

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  Buxton

  Buxton is a quiet town about 15 miles outside of Portland. “The great thing about Buxton is that it’s convenient to a lot of other places, but it has lower property taxes and really feels like Maine,” says Realtor Aaron Chadbourne with Demetria Real Estate, who has worked in the area for about 20 years. While people can find local restaurants and

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    $478K

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    $288K - $1M

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  Judson Heights

  Located less than 4 miles from the heart of Bangor, the community of Judson Heights has a variety of homes on large lawns beneath mature oak and maple trees. Residents are only a short hop over to Broadway, where they can find daily necessities and well-known local eateries. Nearby schools and access to the interstate are only 2 miles south,

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    $474K

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    $376K - $485K

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  Bridgton

  Bridgton is a popular vacation town, thanks to its many recreational lakes, Pleasant Mountain Ski Area and frequent events. But it also has a significant permanent population that enjoys the area’s seasonal offerings all year long. “It’s known for its beautiful landscapes and scenery, and it has a real eclectic downtown,” says Judy Oberg, Bridgton

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    $474K

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    $232K - $2.3M

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  Ligonia

  Ligonia, a neighborhood in South Portland, offers a blend of industrial charm and residential appeal. Located just across the Veterans Memorial Bridge from Portland, Ligonia is known for its walkability and community feel. The neighborhood features a mix of old houses and multifamily properties, making it a viable option for first-time homebuyers.

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    $399K - $548K

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  Central Saco

  Saco’s town motto of “friendly by nature” rings true, says Adam Mowry, Realtor with the Bean Group in Saco - “Neighbors are out walking every day and they’re very friendly. That’s what Saco is like.” Central Saco is perhaps the best reflection of this motto, combining neighborly, planned subdivisions with classic New England architecture, all on

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    $467K

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    $174K - $865K

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  Thornton Heights

  Sandwiched between Route 1 and Interstate 295, Thornton Heights is close to South Portland’s working waterfront. People move to the Thornton Heights and South Portland area because of “its proximity to Portland, and it’s just the feeling of being in southern Maine. We get a lot of people out of state moving here who want a simpler, family-friendly

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    $467K

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    $311K - $704K

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  Topsham

  Originally founded as an agricultural town in 1764, Topsham is now a primarily residential town with a growing shopping district and hiking trails near Brunswick. “It’s a bedroom community to Brunswick,” says Realtor Diane Moyer with Re/Max Riverside, who has been working in the area for about 41 years. People can spend the day shopping at Topsham

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    $466K

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    $272K - $831K

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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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    $463K

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    $283K - $1.1M

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  Poland

  Located in Maine’s Lakes and Mountains region, Poland is a rural town with access to lakes, trails and the historic Poland Springs Resort. The resort has drawn travelers to the area since the late 1700s, but it became an area attraction in the 1800s after the spring water on the property became known for its medicinal properties. Today, it’s

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    $458K

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    $227K - $1.8M

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  Berwick

  Settled by the English in 1631 for its location near the Salmon Falls River, Berwick’s history resembles many other rural places between Maine and New Hampshire. But the small town's burgeoning vibe makes it stand out. “We’re building a new downtown called The Edge. It’s located riverside along Sullivan Street,” says Nichole Fecteau, a real estate

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    $457K

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    $266K - $905K

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  Westbrook

  Once a mill town along the Presumpscot River, Westbrook is now a growing city with a developing commercial district just 5 miles from downtown Portland. With a population of around 20,000 people and a growth rate of around 14% in the last decade, the city continues to attract new residents. Some of the area's draws include its variety of housing

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    $454K

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    $275K - $753K

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  New Gloucester

  Pine forests, stretches of farmland and old New England homes characterize the rural New Gloucester neighborhood. Situated in northern Cumberland County, the community enjoys large lots and quiet country roads without sacrificing access to the state’s larger cities. “We’ve maintained a great balance of environmental protection, historic

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    $450K

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    $228K - $902K

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  Frenchtown

  Frenchtown is a historically French-speaking neighborhood of Westbrook, a Portland suburb that was long bedeviled by its reputation. “It used to have a paper company, and it would make a terrible smell,” says Chris Lavoie, a broker at Domaine Real Estate at Keller Williams Realty. Westbrook plants still produce some paper products, but changes to

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    $444K

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    $278K - $611K

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  Hollis

  Hollis is a quiet town in southern Maine, with a variety of homes on spacious lots. “I like the small-town atmosphere,” says Debbie Tefft, director of the town’s parks and recreation since 1986. “People are really friendly, and it’s not like city living.” As the only restaurant in town, The River Tap Bar and Grill in the Salmon Falls Country Club

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    $244K - $830K

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  Standish

  Standish is a wooded township in central Cumberland County, named to honor the Mayflower’s military officer, Miles Standish. The enclave comprises several villages buried in red and white pine trees, Sebago Lake Village, Steep Falls, and Standish Corner. It’s also a lakeside community, as the town rests by the shoreline of Sebago Lake, a

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    $254K - $921K

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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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    $441K

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    $201K - $829K

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  Cumberland Mills

  Once a paper mill town on the outskirts of Portland, Maine, Westbrook has transformed into a bona fide suburb with its own Main Street downtown area. Just east of all the shops and restaurants, Cumberland Mills encompasses the residential area between the Presumpscot River and Interstate 95. As housing prices in Portland skyrocket, more and more

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  Bath

  Founded in 1703, Bath built a reputation as “The City of Ships” in the mid-18th century as a major contributor to the shipbuilding industry. While the city still honors its rich nautical history today, maintained by the Bath Historical Society and Patten Free Library, it is much more than that. “I think of Bath as the gateway to the Mid Coast

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    $434K

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    $200K - $1.4M

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  Limington

  With nearly two dozen of its town center buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Limington immerses its residents in a quiet, countryside setting that dates back to the early 17th century. “We have a small-town feel, and to me, it’s very centrally located between the mountains of New Hampshire and the ocean,” says Cheryl

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    $429K

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    $291K - $772K

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  Limerick

  The town of Limerick is a close community that holds its history dear. “We’re a small town, under 3,000 people,” says Cindy Smith, director of the Limerick Public Library and longtime resident. The town features several locally owned restaurants, including The Peppermill Restaurant. The Limerick Historical Society maintains and shares the town’s

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    $425K

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    $291K - $882K

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