Located at the bottom of the Friendship peninsula and secluded on Eby Lane, this period cape, the earliest section of which dates from 1790, looks down the length of Muscongus Bay.

The exquisite custom built home of the late Elizabeth Noyce showcasing the finest of Maine craftsmanship. Cherry floors, cabinetry, library, dressing rooms, and vaulting, granite hearths, Honduran mahogany window frames, a superb period barn, views of Muscongus Sound and a 50’ ROW to Greenland (...)

The extensive and meticulous updating and improvements to this elegant Royal Barry Wills cape leave little wanting from the buyer searching for satisfying midcoast waterfront living.

Everyone knows real estate is location, location…, but construction is details, details, details. This house has all the endowments of nature’s spectacular views and breaking surf with the best of what an exceptional dwelling can add. In midcoast Maine on beautiful John’s Bay near Pemaquid (...)

Without altering the charm of the original 1920's seaside cottage, this year-round renovation has been masterfully executed with an emphasis on landscaping and an eye toward the view.

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.

A remarkable, private, Palladian estate of 10.6 acres on McCurdy Pond, one of the most tranquil settings in the midcoast, with a Teahouse, Boathouse and Carriage barn set at the water’s edge.

This Bill Burlin Damariscotta River contemporary compound consists of the main house, studio, large 4-bay car and equipment barn, tool shed, and potting shed.

Every sailor on the coast of Maine knows Round Pond harbor for its protected anchorage and natural beauty. The house commanding the Northern Point of the harbor is as well known a landmark with its superb location and unparalleled views.

Some big-ticket items that have been completed making this an opportunity and a great starting point. Having no deed restrictions and with proper permitting, the property could be divided separating the house from the fields and the waterfront acreage which abuts the Audubon Society's Guy van Duyn (...)

Acres of fields rolling down to 4500’ on the Sheepscot River, period woodwork, an exceptional 5 stall horse barn with heated tack room, guest cottage, plant room, and green house.

The essence of the Maine summer cottage - right on the water, open wood frame, stone fireplace, deepwater dock, and gorgeous sunset views. A smaller cottage and the retreat cabin provide additional accommodations.

Welcome to Woodbine Farm - a thoughtfully renovated, restored, and enhanced Greek Revival farm house.

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.

Turn-Key if ever there was! This home, built by a master carpenter for his own, has been meticulously cared for since.

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

Contemporary, easy, and comfortable one-floor living with Sheepscot River frontage

Glidden Street - The most coveted residential location in the twin villages of Damariscotta-Newcastle and this Greek Revival sits at the choice end of the street.

This 1991 cape has been sited to orient the views across its lovely ~8.5 acres of rolling fields.

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

The Cape puts you in the middle of the desirable Pemaquid area of Bristol.

Designed and owned by a well known architect, this home offers the best of contemporary design: open spaces, an abundance of natural light, energy efficient construction and heating systems. A private common dock affords access to the Damariscotta River.

This 1835 Federal farmhouse is an echo from Whitefield's early days.

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 well-maintained Greek Revival in downtown Damariscotta with large rooms and high ceilings, sits on a large corner lot on Elm Street - one of the easiest "walk-to-everything" locations in town.

First floor living, water views, three bedrooms each with its own bath, a few steps to the common dock on Damariscotta Lake, and a five minute drive to town should put this house on your “short list”.

Remarkable energy efficient updates and walking distance to both the golf course and your boat!

New Harbor is the hub for all that is Pemaquid and this 1890 restored and updated Mansard overlooks the harbor.

Do you want to be 5 minutes to the harbor, 10 minutes to town, have privacy, a guest cottage, restored antique charm, a trout stream, and ideal canoeing and kayaking from your back field? You’ve found it.

This lakefront post and beam cape enjoys privacy by virtue of the woods to either side, the cove that is the frontage, and the setting, well away from the road. Just a few minutes to downtown Damariscotta and Newcastle.

The transformation of this old cape has been truly marvelous.

A stunning location, energy efficiency, and pleasing design make this home a stylish and livable example of the new paradigm of green concerns with special features and a SkyStream 2.4 kW wind tower.

This imposing colonial reproduction overlooking the Medomak River has been carefully crafted throughout.

This updated Greek Revival farmhouse has the original charm with the energy efficiency of a Buderus boiler, thermopane windows, foam insulated basement, a first floor master suite, new floors, new roof, and magnificent horse farm acreage and barns.

Anniversary Farm is an inspiring blend of intimate period rooms and a soaring expansive contemporary addition set on a substantial parcel of fields and majestic oaks. A pretty pond and a practical period barn add to the use and enjoyment of the property. A light tower brings in natural daylight to (...)

A handsomely restored circa 1790 Federal with four fireplaces including a large kitchen hearth and 23 acres of fields and woods rolling down to 1200' of Sheepscot River frontage. Additional insulation, thermal windows, and a lined chimney add to this period home’s energy efficiency.

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

Located in the desirable Clark's Cove area of South Bristol, this post-and-beam contemporary cape has been significantly expanded in recent years to include a great room and a lovely apartment for guests.

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

Built by a landscape architect and an artist, care was taken to incorporate natural human movement into the design. Arts and Crafts elements are found in the light-filled east-facing spaces along with elevated and distant views across the Great Salt Bay to the Camden Hills.

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.

The relaxed charm of this early Victorian home is palpable.

Superb country living is to be had in this post and beam cape with cherry cabinetry, pine floors, granite kitchen, stone patio, extensive perennial plantings, pastures, woodlot, 4-stall barn, and sensibly sited well off the road up a maple-lined drive.

Live the dream on a farm of rolling fields and sylvan woods in pastoral Whitefield. A more recent ell attached to a period cape with a Russian fireplace, vintage paneling, and wide pine floors make this a great blend of new efficiencies and old charm. (Available with ~16 ac. for $360,000, or 83 (...)

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.

Not many properties of this diminutive size can boast being a landmark.

This charmingly restored and updated cape looks out over ample rolling fields down to the Sheepscot River.

A cozy cape on a handsome lot, close to town with many sought after features – new heating system, new electrics, recent 1st floor master suite, two fireplaces, refinished old pine floors, remodeled kitchen with commercial range, 2-car garage and a garden pond.