Mariya Doncheva

Some homes are listed. This one is being passed on. For over fifty years, 311 Woodland Ave has been a quiet legacy on the water -- and now, for the first time, it's ready for the one who comes next. Seventy-seven feet of shoreline on Pushaw Lake. A 5,056-acre lake known for its rhythm, open water, and the kind of summer days that don't feel rushed. Two lots, 1.36 acres total. The home sits on

Nearly 5 acres of wooded land unfold gently toward almost 142 feet of tidal frontage on Joy Cove, where the shoreline shifts with the rhythm of the day and the water remains calm, protected, and inviting. A natural mix of hardwood and softwood creates depth, privacy, and a sense of place that's distinctly Maine. Whether you're walking the land, listening to the breeze through the trees, or

If you've been looking for one-level living without giving up space, this is where that search starts to narrow. Set back from the road on 8 acres, this Hermon ranch brings together space, natural light, and a sense of ease. The layout is comfortable and intentional: a generously sized living room, well-proportioned bedrooms, and everyday spaces that feel open without feeling exposed. It's the

90 Blue Jay Lane, Waltham, ME (Private lane -- not on Google Maps. Contact me for directions.)Custom built in 2023, this lakefront estate sits at the end of a private road on 3.68 acres with 485 feet of owned frontage on Graham Lake -- one of Maine's largest bodies of water at nearly 8,000 acres -- with conservation land behind ensuring permanent privacy and an unchanged horizon.Inside,

Versatile living on 3.25 acres at the end of a quiet Hancock cul-de-sac—this property offers the kind of flexibility rarely found. With a spacious main residence and a fully finished apartment above the garage, it's ideal for multi-generational living, extended guests, or creative use as a work-from-home setup or potential rental. The log-sided main house is warm and inviting with single-level

Built in the 1800s, this Orrington New Englander isn't trying to be modern. It's quietly preserved--wide pine floors, exposed beams, and the kind of warmth only time creates. The story here is unmistakable: this is a true Maine original. Set on .57 acres, the home carries details you simply can't recreate--deep-set windows, built-ins, thoughtful storage, and rooms that reflect generations of

Minutes to the University of Maine. Close to downtown Old Town. Surrounded by trails, river access, and the kind of quiet that helps you exhale. Tucked into a peaceful Milford neighborhood, this well-cared-for home offers the perfect balance of convenience and breathing room—ideal for first-time buyers or anyone wanting to stay connected to the University of Maine. The setting delivers privacy

Welcome to 1.46 acres of private Maine waterfront where Mattanawcook Pond (832 acres) flows into Folsom Pond (282 acres)—a peaceful and scenic stretch of water known for its warm coves, easy paddling routes, and abundant fresh-water species including smallmouth bass, white perch, and chain pickerel. This rare location gives you access to two connected ponds, each with its own rhythm: Mattanawcook

10,000 price reduction to help cover your cost of drilling a well--water was previously located at just 58 feet! Set on 10 private acres in Charleston, Maine, this wooded property provides the quiet and space that outdoor enthusiasts and rural lifestyle seekers appreciate. Wildlife moves freely through the trees--deer, birds, and more--creating a natural setting perfect for hunting, exploring, or