''Gardeners Cottage'' is a gorgeous and meticulously maintained 1907 cottage nestled in a quiet intown setting. The charm and character of the original home have been painstakingly preserved with modern updates to the systems, kitchen and baths. The property originally housed the greenhouse (currently the 3-car garage) and the gardener for the historic Timbercliffe Cottage Estate.  details »

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Unlock endless potential with this 7,235 sq. ft. commercial building, featuring an additional 1,000 sq. ft. of cold storage. Currently operating as a taproom and brewery, this versatile property offers cold and dry storage, a spacious event area, and prime exposure on Route 1 in Rockland. The open floor plan and high-traffic location make it perfect for expanding your business or launching a new venture.  details »

Anchorage Lane is a versatile property, with plenty of room for family and friends, including a year round home with guest apartment, and a seasonal seaside cottage with strong Summer rental history, both up and out of the flood zone, with stunning views across the islands and bay, with accessible water frontage.  details »

Welcome to 17 Spring Street, a captivating waterfront property nestled in a peaceful private cove and that is a quick 10-minute paddle to Penobscot Bay and the numerous surrounding islands and beaches. Elevated above the flood zone and surrounded by a picturesque blend of meadow, forest, and shimmering tidal water, this home is enveloped in natural beauty, and has a front-row seat to Maine's vibrant ever-changing natural landscape throughout the seasons.  details »

Resting above the shimmering waters of Lewis Cove in Linekin Bay, this charming year-round retreat offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and coastal beauty. Enjoy easy access to the open ocean from your private deepwater dock—ideal for boating enthusiasts. Inside, the home exudes warmth and character, with a thoughtfully updated kitchen and a cozy double sided gas fireplace that's perfect for cool evenings.  details »

In the heart of downtown Boothbay Harbor, The Old Bank Building offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of local history with built-in business potential. Located at the prominent intersection of Oak Street and Townsend Ave, this iconic commercial property features exceptional visibility, sidewalk frontage, and access to nearby public parking.  details »

229 acres with excellent frontage on Route 1 - minutes away from Lincolnville Beach and fifteen minutes to Belfast and Camden. This acreage is undeveloped and has higher elevation points on Jackson Hill - approximately 420 feet that would provide views on the front side of Penobscot Bay and the Camden Hills and Knights Pond and the Camden Hills on the back side.  details »

State Sand & Gravel, INC. sits on approximately 120 ACRES, located on Route 3, less than a mile from U.S. Route 1. First time offering, the real estate and business are both included. In Business Since 1929, State Sand & Gravel Inc. provides Redi-Mixed Concrete, Washed Sand, Gravel, several sizes of stone, crushed on site at the Crusher Plant; Sandy Loam, lime rock, crusher dust, 2 Different Sizes Of Concrete Barrier Retaining Wall Blocks, for Residential, Commercial, & Industrial needs.  details »

Come enjoy ocean views of one Maine's most picturesque working harbors and experience the ease of living in newly remodeled year-round home in one of Vinalhaven's most desired village neighborhoods! The classic 1850s home underwent a complete architectural restoration and remodel in 2024, ensuring 21st-century living for multi-generational use and ready to be enjoyed immediately.  details »

The Granite Inn, nestled in the heart of Rockland, Maine, offers a charming and historic lodging experience. Housed in a beautifully preserved granite building, it reflects the city's rich maritime and industrial past. This inn provides a blend of classic elegance and modern comforts, making it a popular choice for visitors exploring the Midcoast region.  details »

GROVES-HODGE HOUSE: Known previously as the Hodge House until an extensive title search was completed by the town attorney. The request was due to the Maine Historical and Archeological departments stating they believed the house was much earlier and to the unearthing of very early artifacts. The Groves acquired the 100-acre plot in 1734 and were required to begin clearing and construction within a few months.  details »