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$800 per month
9 Bayview Dr, Wiscasset, ME 04578
Property Id: 790467Outdoor Bedroom space (small cabin) with access to multiple bath and kitchen amenities at lovely log home on property. It has a small propane heater and limited electrical for computer, lighting and cell phone charging... a small fan. It's a comfortable cabin with furnishings to support great sleep and place to relax and chill or inspire creativity. There is a desk,
$800 per month
9 Bayview Dr, Wiscasset, ME 04578
Property Id: 790463What a beautiful place convenient to many communities in the Midcoast and beyond that could be your new home! This 5 BD, 3 BTH, 3 story, log home on Westport Island, snuggled next to Kennebec Land Trust, offers a furnished room and acres and acres of stretch out space both grassy and wooded. If you are collaborative and can appreciate a healthy balance of privacy and
$895 total monthly price
4 Cushing Rd Unit 2, Friendship, ME 04547
Please read entire ad and qualifying requirements before reaching out. Located a little off the beaten path and right on Route 97, sits a very cozy apartment in a quaint, charming little town looking for an occupant. This apartment is located on the first floor of a 4-unit building with huge windows, almost floor to ceiling, and about 600 square feet of living area. It has 1 bedroom and 1
$1,300 total monthly price
15 Friendship Rd Unit Penthouse, Waldoboro, ME 04572
A 1-2 bedroom penthouse apartment in downtown Waldoboro, Maine. Next door to a new Cafe, 2 doors Down from a bakery, across the street from laundry services, a one minute walk to the Waldo theatre, post office and library. Views of the medomak river, and a short stroll to the town landing. Heat, wi-fi, trash, water and sewer included. Pictures were taken just before it was emptied out.
Newcastle, Maine, is a small town known as the "Gateway to the Pemaquid Peninsula," forming one-half of Lincoln County’s Twin Villages alongside Damariscotta. With a population of just under 1,900 residents as of the 2020 U.S. Census, Newcastle offers a small-town feel with a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities, particularly along the Damariscotta River waterfront. Housing options include Cape Cods, Craftsman-style bungalows, rural farmhouses, colonial styles, and traditional New Englanders, with many homes dating back to the late 19th century. The town's average house value is notably higher than the greater Augusta-Waterville Metro Area. Students in Newcastle benefit from school choice, often attending the highly rated Great Salt Bay School for kindergarten through eighth grade and Lincoln Academy for high school. Local shopping and dining amenities are primarily found in neighboring Damariscotta, with popular spots like Reny’s department store, Newcastle Public House, and Shuck Station Raw Bar. Newcastle is a favored summer destination due to its extensive network of hiking trails and natural attractions, including the Dodge Point preserve and the Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust's parks. Residents enjoy water activities such as boating, fishing, and swimming along the Damariscotta River. While there is no public transit system, U.S. Route 1 provides easy access to nearby areas, including Bath, 18 miles away, and the Portland International Jetport, just over an hour’s drive.
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