Maine's mid coast is a great place to call home be it for year round residency or simply summer and off season retreats. Anchored by the wonderful and vibrant communities of Bath and Brunswick this region is home to Bath Iron Works, Brunswick Naval Air Station and Bowdoin College. Area outdoor recreation abounds with numerous beaches, parks, hiking trails and watersports to pursue. Be it a home intown or a waterfront real estate retreat on one of the many peninsulas jutting out into Casco Bay you will find privacy, beauty and peace of mind in this coastal Maine region..
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Real Estate in Brunswick Maine Anchored by Bowdoin college and the soon to be closed Brunswick Naval Air station this community of 20,000 is a great place to call home. With lots of culture, great restaurants to choose from and only 25 minutes from Portland, Brunswick is a great all around community. In 2008 the median home sold for 239K making it a moderately affordable real estate market. Go
Real Estate in Bath Maine Home to Bath Iron Works and with a population of 10,000 Bath is a quintessential Maine coastal community nestled on the Kennebec River. A mix of retirees and blue collar workers the homes in this town are classic greek revivals and stately manors from a time past. An excellent down town to stroll around and a strong sense of community add to the great ambiance. The real esate is very affordable with the median home selling for 146K in 2008. Go
Real Estate in Harpswell Maine The first large coastal peninsula in the lower mid coast region that juts out from Brunswick is Harpswell and it is chock full of waterfront property . A classic mix of local working waterfront and summer home retreats this towns population doubles in the summer to about 10,000, but still remains very rural in feel. 71 homes sold at a median price of 300K in 2008. Go
Real Estate in Phippsburg Maine The largest peninsula as far as land mass in the lower mid coastal region of Maine, Phippsburg offers rural living within the many micro communities such as Small Point, West Point, and Popham Beach. Home to Popham Beach State park and wonderful land preserves such as the basin this area is well worth a look. In 2008 16 homes sold at median price of 234K Go
Real Estate in Georgetown and Arrowsic Maine Crossing the bridge from Bath you enter Woolwich where you will then venture out onto the peninsula of Arrowsic/Georgetown. The top half is Arrowsic and the bottom is the more well known Georgetown. Similar to Phippsburg in its rural feel, but simply smaller overall and perhaps having a more of an artsy vibe. In 2008 16 properties sold at an median price of 290K. I don't have a seperate page of info on Georgetown but if you order a Maine buyers packet I would be happy to send some info out. Go
Real Estate in Yarmouth Maine A quintessential coastal Maine community with a long history. Great school districts and waterfront property to be had as well an some private subdivision type developments.. Stroll the downtown and feel like you are really living in Maine and still be less than 15 minutes to Portland. In 2008 85 homes sold at an median price of 285K. Go
Real Estate in Freeport Maine LL Bean aside, Freeport has much to offer a would be real estate buyer. A thriving rural coastal Maine community that in 2008 saw 80 homes sold at an median transaction price of 306K. Ample waterfront property and many historic older homes can be found as well as simple capes within walking distance to downtown. Go
Real Estate in Boothbay Maine A bit crowed in the peak summer season, but with nooks and crannies to be found that will offer privacy and peace of mind. This coastal Maine community is well know for its popular downtown region in the summer time with great store and whale watching journey's to be had.
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