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  Goose Rocks Beach

  Goose Rocks Beach is a quiet neighborhood in Maine defined by the rarity of its sand and the calm of its community. “It’s a slow-moving coastal town,” says Corey Tracy, Broker and co-owner of Pack Maynard and Associates Real Estate and life-long resident. “It’s 6 miles from Kennebunkport, so it’s pretty secluded.” During the summer, the

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    $1.88M

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    $900K - $7.7M

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  Cape Porpoise

  Cape Porpoise is a quiet fishing village in Kennebunkport on the rocky coast of Maine. Locals can hike at the Tyler Brook Preserve or explore the playground at Firefighter’s Park when not on the water. Waterfront homes are a short drive from restaurants, such as the seasonal Nunan’s Lobster Hut, and Bradbury Brothers Market, a community staple

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    $1.51M

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    $503K - $3.3M

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  Bay View

  Bay View is an understated neighborhood on the waterfront, just outside of Saco, Maine. Defined by its central location and its quiet anonymity, this community is sandwiched between a sprawling forest, the Saco River and the Atlantic Ocean. Its school district is well-regarded and sought after, making it an ideal landing spot for families.

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    $1.49M

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  Fortunes Rocks

  Whether they are year-round residents or just there for the summer, it is clear why people live in Fortunes Rocks. “They love the beach,” says Realtor Chris Stone with Legacy Properties Sotheby’s International, who has lived in the area for more than 20 years. “It’s gorgeous, with beautiful sunrises and gorgeous sunsets.” The titular beach spans 2

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    $1.43M

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    $322K - $3.4M

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  Kennebunkport

  A seaside New England destination home to historic lighthouses and a riverfront town square, Kennebunkport is a storybook setting come to life. Originally settled in the 17th century, this town has seen centuries' worth of development. What was once a prominent shipbuilding settlement has since transformed into a popular coastal enclave where even

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    $1.22M

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    $366K - $11.9M

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  Kittery Point

  With waterfront houses and restaurants surrounded by nature, Kittery Point offers locals a quiet life on the coast. “The quality of life is amazing,” says Lee Perkins, director of Rice Public Library and longtime resident. “You have all the nature, being able to walk at Fort Foster and being able to enjoy and see all the beaches. Everywhere you

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    $1.22M

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    $520K - $4.8M

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  Kinney Shores

  Kinney Shores is a Maine beach town that manages to remain secluded despite its proximity to tourist hotspots. In this seaside neighborhood that hugs the Atlantic Ocean, wooden houses sit next to one another beneath the wide-open sky. “It’s more of a neighborhood feel versus what you’re going to get for Old Orchard Beach, which is more of a

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    $1.03M

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    $711K - $2M

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  Hills Beach

  Flanked by an expanse of salt marsh and the Atlantic Ocean, Hills Beach is a relaxed seaside neighborhood comfortably removed from the chaos associated with popular beach towns in Maine. This quiet cove is located at the end of a dead-end street past the University of New England’s Biddeford campus. Most of the residents have been settled here for

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    $1.02M

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    $515K - $2.3M

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  Ogunquit

  Hugged by miles of white-sand beaches, Ogunquit lives up to its name, which means "a beautiful place by the sea" in the indigenous Abenaki language. The community has a vintage appeal and its population hasn't changed much over the years either, jumping to just 1,598 in 2024 from 1,577 in 2020. "Not many people actually reside in Ogunquit because

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    $1.01M

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    $434K - $3.9M

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  York Harbor

  York Harbor, along coastal York, is a small town packed with lobster trawlers, yachts, local shops, and history. The Old Gaol, colonial Maine's first prison established in 1656, still exists on a hill overlooking the town's center, York Village, and is open for self-guided tours. York Harbor's population swells from mid-June to Labor Day as

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    $978K

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    $475K - $5.5M

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  Cape Neddick

  Along the shores of York, Cape Neddick’s coastal community rides the northern Atlantic crest. While Kittery is Maine’s southernmost point, Cape Neddick illustrates the essence of the state’s scenic coastal regions. “Not to denigrate Kittery, but Kittery doesn’t have the beaches,” says Margaret Mitchell, Realtor with Coldwell Banker Yorke Realty.

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    $945K

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    $124K - $4M

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  York

  Extending inland from a popular summer resort town, the York neighborhood offers Cape Cods on forested streets near sandy beaches and marinas along the rocky Maine coastline. “The actual town has a population of 10,000, but it booms to five times that in the summer,” says Cam Avery, a Realtor with Avery Group at Keller Williams Coastal, who has

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    $913K

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    $450K - $3.9M

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  Ferry Beach

  Ferry Beach, named after the ferry crossing at Saco River that offered travelers passage along the coast before highways were common in Maine, is a small coastal community in Saco. Sharing a space with Ferry Beach State Park, residents enjoy waterfront access and preservation areas. The area comes alive with some short-term rentals and tourists in

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    $869K

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    $467K - $3M

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  Kennebunk

  In Kennebunk, sailboats line the beach, and local shops populate two vibrant downtown areas. A popular destination in the summer, the neighborhood has access to three beaches, historic architecture and great dining. While this vibrant coastal town attracts outsiders, Heidi Maynard, a Realtor with Pack Maynard and Associates, who lives in the area,

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    $760K

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    $345K - $3.7M

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  West Scarborough

  West Scarborough is a neighborhood on the rise. Part of the Town of Scarborough, it’s a few miles from popular Maine beaches and surrounded by great hiking spots, yet it’s just 12 miles from Downtown Portland. Although it’s further from local beaches than other parts of Scarborough, that comes with its own benefits. “For Scarborough, the prices in

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    $739K

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    $478K - $1.8M

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  East Saco

  With Historic Downtown Saco to the west and the Gulf of Maine’s wide shore to the east, the neighborhood of East Saco is conveniently situated between all that this coastal New England city has to offer. Highly rated public schools and county parks make the area popular among families looking for a quiet location that's still fairly close to major

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    $716K

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    $425K - $2M

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  Kittery

  Settled in 1623 and perched on the New Hampshire-Maine state line, Kittery is known for being both the oldest and the southernmost town in the state. Just a stone’s throw away from Kittery across the Piscataqua River is Portsmouth, a port city in New Hampshire. “Kittery has been known as a mini-Portsmouth, but it definitely has its own charm as a

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    $715K

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    $350K - $1.7M

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  Wells

  Whether it’s rocky shores or a sandy coastline, life in Wells is centered around the beach. This seasonal town at the water’s edge comes alive in the summertime. When the temperature drops, seaside businesses that have been passed down from one generation to the next put up their “closed for the season” signs. During cooler months, Wells’

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    $662K

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    $175K - $2.4M

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  West Kennebunk

  West Kennebunk, within the seaside town of Kennebunk, is a community surrounded by natural beauty. While downtown Kennebunk gets relatively busy in summer, West Kennebunk is “off the tourist radar,” says Rebecca Bassett, broker of Portside Real Estate Group and Kennebunk resident for more than 30 years. “It's an area where the majority of people

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    $641K

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    $370K - $1.3M

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  Salmon Falls

  Like the lazy river running through it, Salmon Falls is relaxed and rustic, offering a glimpse of Maine in simpler times. Settled within Buxton and Hollis, small inland towns on the southern coast, Salmon Falls is part remote homestead, part historic district, full of natural scenery and 19th-century homes. Life here centers around the outdoors,

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    $624K

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    $335K - $617K

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  South Eliot

  In the southern half of Eliot, Maine where centuries-old and modern New England homes sit close on smaller lots, locals take advantage of the Piscataqua River. South Eliot is "...an easy commute to a lot of major employers and metro areas, but when you get home, it’s a way slower pace of life. It's really laid back, and the town of Eliot as a

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    $619K

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    $271K - $1.3M

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  East Eliot

  Initially settled in 1623, Eliot is one of the oldest communities in Maine. Colonists picked the area for its proximity to the Piscataqua River as a harbor, where shipbuilders utilized the abundant timber. Many of East Eliot’s trees remain, and now, residents can enjoy the rural landscape and expansive property lots. Amenities are available

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    $619K

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    $319K - $1.9M

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  Acton

  Deep in the southern Maine countryside is the town of Acton, a serene rural enclave in a region defined by its prominent nature preserves and lakes. Balsam fir, cedar and maple trees line the local streets to create a dense canopy and silent atmosphere, which is occasionally interrupted by birdsong and the sound of rushing water. Rustic homes here

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    $582K

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    $289K - $1.6M

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  South Biddeford

  South Biddeford is located between downtown and the coastline, giving residents access to both urban and outdoorsy atmospheres. It’s home to the University of New England and has four nearby beaches right on the Atlantic. “The rural nature is attractive for a lot of people,” says Peter McPheeters, area resident and Realtor with OceanView

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    $572K

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    $281K - $1.5M

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  Dayton

  Situated in southern Maine’s York County, Dayton is a rural residential neighborhood that maintains proximity to urban areas. Swathes of farmland interspersed with white Cape Cods and red barns populate the area, and open lots are framed by groves of pine-oak forests. “Dayton has a rich agricultural history, and I appreciate that there’s still a

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    $571K

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    $433K - $1.3M

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