Neighborhoods in Portland, ME

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East End

Situated right against Maine's Casco Bay, the East End neighborhood of Portland offers waterfront views, historic charm and city amenities within walking distance. Also known as Munjoy Hill, the name is taken from George Munjoy, who arrived in 1659 from the Massachusetts Bay Colony to settle the land on the eastern point of the peninsula. “East
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  $907K
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  $441K - $2.6M
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  14 Listings
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West End

Neighboring Downtown Portland is the West End, a community that dates back to the 1800s. “It is a neighborhood that has defied time,” says Realtor Jed Rathband, with Rathband Company at Keller Williams and a longtime peninsula resident who moved to the West End about seven years ago. “It is firmly ensconced in a robust historic district that
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  $851K
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  $329K - $2.2M
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  16 Listings
West End
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East Bayside

Situated less than a mile from Downtown and bordering the Back Cove, East Bayside is a quintessential Portland neighborhood with a scene revolving around arts, food and community. “It’s a very convenient location, and it’s full of art galleries, restaurants, breweries and coffee shops,” says Elise Loschiavo, a local broker with Vitalius Real
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  $823K
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  $455K - $1.6M
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  9 Listings
East Bayside
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Peaks Island

Once known as the Coney Island of Maine and later an important World War II outpost, Peaks Island is now a peaceful neighborhood in the city of Portland. This 740-acre Island boasts a small-town feel with unparalleled ocean views and is accessible only by ferry, water taxi or personal boat. Cars are allowed, but people are encouraged to get around
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  $809K
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  $435K - $1.8M
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  5 Listings
Peaks Island
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Chebeague Island

Chebeague Island is a small community with deep roots. The island was inhabited by the Wabanaki Indigenous people for thousands of years before Europeans colonized the island in the 1740s. Today, many of the current residents are descendants of these European settlers. “It’s hard to encapsulate it in a few words. You almost have to experience it
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  $809K
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  $245K - $977K
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  0 Listings
Chebeague Island
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Stroudwater

Perched in the southwest section of Portland, Stroudwater is one of this Maine city’s oldest and most storied neighborhoods. “It’s an extremely historic, well-regarded area, and the people who live there are very proud of that. The neighborhood actually dates back to the 1700s,” says Amy Mulkerin of Mulkerin Real Estate. Although it was originally
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  $767K
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  $437K - $1.4M
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  6 Listings
Stroudwater
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Downtown Portland

Downtown Portland is a testament to the city’s motto, “Resurgam,” which means “I shall rise again.” While the area was almost destroyed twice – once during the Revolutionary War and again during the Great Fire of 1866 – a walk along the brick sidewalks tells a story of resilience and rebuilding. Many of the oldest factories have been turned into
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  $752K
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  $392K - $3M
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  13 Listings
Downtown Portland
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Deering Center

Situated just inland of the peninsula, Deering Center was once an independent city before being incorporated into Portland in 1899. Although it’s now a residential enclave just 10 minutes from downtown, some remnants of small-town living remain in the cluster of locally owned businesses known as Deering Center Village. A handful of shops and
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  $717K
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  $459K - $1.7M
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  8 Listings
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Oakdale

Portland’s peninsula holds the heart of the city, and Oakdale is planted just off that peninsula. The high-rises and commercial districts of downtown are just blocks away, but Oakdale’s landscape consists of stately homes and the historical University of Southern Maine campus. “It’s a more mature section of town that is not on the peninsula, but
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  $699K
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  $438K - $1.3M
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Back Cove

Once an undeveloped estuary basin off Casco Bay, present-day Back Cove is a desirable residential community known for its waterfront walkways, neighborhood restaurants and friendly feel. Originally envisioned as part of a ring of connecting parks encircling the city, Baxter Boulevard hugs the coast of the cove and offers views of downtown Portland
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  $671K
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  $343K - $1.7M
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  4 Listings
Back Cove
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Valley Street

Residents of Valley Street have pedestrian access to most of Portland’s amenities and benefits. This urban neighborhood is placed between a historic park to the east and a river to the west while being tied to retail districts and recreational variety for residents. Considering its location near the city center, houses have modest space between
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  $646K
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  $304K - $1.9M
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  2 Listings
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West Bayside

West Bayside in Portland is a neighborhood in transition, evolving from its industrial roots into a vibrant, mixed-use community. This central Portland area is known for its walkability, with residents easily accessing local bakeries, restaurants, breweries, and grocery stores like Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods. Entertainment options include
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  $612K
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  $437K - $899K
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  4 Listings
West Bayside
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Rosemont

Less than two miles from downtown, Rosemont is a highly sought-after neighborhood for its easygoing, residential feel close to city attractions. Unlike most neighborhoods in the Portland area, Rosemont is comprised almost entirely of owner-occupied single-family homes, giving this community a more firmly rooted feel where neighbors can truly get
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  $599K
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  $359K - $1.4M
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  4 Listings
Rosemont
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Parkside

Despite its location at the heart of modern-day Portland, Parkside was once a densely forested estate belonging to the Deerings. Around the 1850s, the family slowly transitioned their land into a residential enclave, reserving 55 acres for Deering Oaks Park. Today, the green space is a natural escape from the neighborhood’s bustling and burgeoning
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  $564K
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  $285K - $1.4M
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  8 Listings
Parkside
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North Deering

Located about 4 miles from Downtown Portland, North Deering stretches back to the Presumpscot River, offering a balance of nearby city amenities and abundant hiking opportunities. “To me, you get the best of both worlds. You’re in Portland, but it feels like you’re suburban,” says Tom Landry, the broker and owner of Benchmark Real Estate with over
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  $556K
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  $343K - $1.1M
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  12 Listings
North Deering
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Libbytown

Sandwiched between Portland’s West End and the Rosemond neighborhoods on the edge of the peninsula just 2.5 miles from the heart of Downtown Portland, Libbytown is a neighborhood undergoing a lot of change. This is largely thanks to the recent transformation of Thompson’s Point into an entertainment destination that’s promising to become one of
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  $540K
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  $339K - $563K
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  0 Listings
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East Deering

Considered the city’s easternmost neighborhood, East Deering sits right across Tukey’s Bridge from Portland’s peninsula. As the city’s population continues to grow, more and more people are moving to the residential areas on the outskirts of downtown — and East Deering is one of them. “It’s an up-and-coming area surrounding Back Cove, and it’s
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  $531K
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  $237K - $832K
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  1 Listing
East Deering
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Nasons Corner

Thought to be named after a local farmer back when the area was farmland, Nason’s Corner is now a neighborhood less than 4 miles from Downtown Portland with an almost urban vibe thanks to walkability and nearby shopping. “We’re transitioning from car-centric to more pedestrian-centric and these little neighborhood centers are being revitalized,”
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  $501K
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  $330K - $1.1M
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  3 Listings
Nasons Corner
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Riverton

Situated in the northwestern portion of Portland, Riverton is a laidback community offering convenient access to the city’s attractions. “Portland offers all that big cities offer, but it still has a small-town feel. In Riverton, there are parks and walking trails and turnpike access. It's a short distance from the ocean and multiple lakes and
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  $487K
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  $244K - $738K
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  4 Listings
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