This 18 acre estate on the banks of the Sheepscot has been recently upgraded and remodeled by a master designer.

This inviting contemporary designed by renowned architect William Rawn incorporates the features that many buyers seek.

The Spring House of Head Tide Village on the Sheepscot River is a local landmark well deserving of its stature. The village is a collection of 18th and 19th century homes on the National Register of Historic Places.

Centrally located on the Bristol Peninsula, this fully updated and handsomely appointed Greek Revival Cape has much to recommend it.

The ''Jenny Warren Cape'', designed by architect Bill Thompson, combines traditional lines with a modern and functional floor plan.

One of our area's most memorable Federals for its imposing siting and pleasing aspect on the River Road is also quite close to downtown Damariscotta.

An extremely well-kept home with a stylish interior, on a 10 acre waterfront lot with 630' of lake frontage and a 220' of common area with beach and dock.

This shingle style farmhouse rendition puts you on a tucked away ridge atop Rutherford Island in South Bristol, Maine.

This spacious South Bristol home is tucked away on Rutherford Island at the end of Roderick Road and abutting The Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust's Rutherford Preserve with its shore access. The home itself enjoys another pedestrian ROW to the shore of Christmas Cove.

One of our area's most memorable Federals for its imposing siting and pleasing aspect on the River Road is also quite close to downtown Damariscotta.

It is what one thinks of when ''a cottage in Maine'' comes to mind.

Meticulously maintained, this home on Damariscotta Lake's Great Bay is a turn-key summer or year-round property.

At the height of land on the Finntown Road and commanding broad and distant westerly views is this contemporary featuring one-floor living with a European flair.

If one is interested in starting up a farming endeavor in Midcoast Maine, this former site of the Thirty Acre Farm organic food company, is the perfect listing.

A trim ranch with an ample and lovely yard just 2 miles from the Westport Island bridge.

Just 4 minutes to downtown Damariscotta, this nicely sited log home is advantageously located in the mid-coast.

This New Harbor lodge-style home is private, set well back from the road up a winding driveway.

This period cape sited on the banks of the Sheepscot River in pastoral Alna has charm and great views.

Why buy into an ordinary subdivision when you can locate in this remarkable association?

A short distance from the lovely hub of Damariscotta/Newcastle, low taxes, and a short drive to shopping, golf, or the shore.