Enchanting house on 2 acres with frontage on Tunk Stream. Eclectic interior with an artist's eye for design and color. A sun room facing the stream doubles as a painting studio and sitting room, lovely dining room with door to 3-season screened and glassed-in porch overlooking the stream, colorful eat-in kitchen, bedroom, laundry, and a front entry all on the first floor.

Rare Opportunity on Pelletier Island - Long Lake Waterfront Retreat Wake up to the sound of the water, sip your morning coffee with uninterrupted lake views, and unwind each evening surrounded by peace and nature--this is what life on Pelletier Island is all about.

MOTIVATED SELLER ALERT!! This Circa 1820's cape is awaiting new stewardship. Nestled into the trees just a half mile away from town is this lovely 4-bedroom, 1-bath home with possibility for more.

Charming New England Farmhouse with detached barn, offering the perfect blend of rural living and convince. Ideally located with easy access to US Route 1, providing a quick commute to Milbridge and Ellsworth.

Welcome to this charming Cape Cod-style home in a sought-after neighborhood in Winthrop -- offering the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and classic New England charm.

Discover tranquility and convenience on this serene 29.92 acre parcel nestled just off Grover Hill Road featuring the added bonus of a Sugar Shack with well on site.

Nestled in the peaceful countryside of Edinburg, this well-maintained 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home offers comfort, practicality, and plenty of space both inside and out.

Looking for space, character, and a chance to make a home your own? This 3-bedroom, 2-bath Cape/Farmhouse sits on 3 acres. Minutes to in-town amenities and Sebago Lake.

Built in 1869, this distinctive New England home is rich in architecture, character and timeless charm. The architectural details reflect the craftsmanship of a bygone era.

This home with 33 acres, two garages, a carport, shed and small camp/bunkhouse is a great place to settle in Beautiful Waldo County Maine. Beautiful woods with trails take you back to a stream that eventually empties into Passagassawakeag River, better known as the Passy! Some trails need trimming but with a bit of work you could have a beautiful picnic area on the stream.