Real Estate Listings

The Thaddeus Twitchell House, a cherished landmark in Bethel dating back to 1813, invites you to experience its timeless charm and modern comforts. This meticulously restored Victorian gem showcases the quintessential Queen Anne style, boasting an asymmetrical façade and a sprawling porch adorned with intricate wood trim. Highlighted in the Oxford County, Maine Guide to Historic Architecture, this distinguished residence offers over 5000 square feet of living space, including eight bedroom en suites—perfect for accommodating large…

Welcome to By-The-Way Cottage, a remarkable property transporting you to a bygone era of sophistication and elegance. This architectural masterpiece, designed by the renowned EB Blaisdell, stands as a testament to the captivating appeal of New England's summer grandeur. The lush, manicured lawn stretches down to your private deep-water dock on York Harbor. The freshly stained cedar shake exterior welcomes you to a world paying homage to the slow and romantic lifestyle of the Victorian era where the interior is a harmonious blend of rich…

This large and well maintained property offers a world of possibilities, making it an exceptional investment opportunity. Whether you're looking for an income-generating property or a spacious single-family home, this versatile residence has you covered. With a little reconfiguration, this home could easily become a generously proportioned single-family residence. Alternatively, it can be kept as is, serving as an owner-occupied dwelling with rental units to supplement your income. The main home is nothing short of impressive,…

Encompassing 8.8± acres on Keller Point, this historic estate enjoys spectacular views to the south down the bay, west to the Camden Hills, and east over Seal Harbor and Islesboro. The iconic 1918 Renaissance Revival stucco 'cottage' is a stately residence characterized by attractive arched doorways and windows, porches and loggia. Spacious living and dining areas, with eight en-suite bedrooms, accommodate large groups, while more intimate areas—indoors and outside—invite quiet conversation or time with a good book. The property's…

Introducing Twin Peaks at Sunday River, a distinguished two-unit home now available on the market. This exceptional property presents a unique opportunity to maximize rental income or seamlessly blend personal use with lucrative investment returns. Each well-appointed four-bedroom unit boasts an expansive open-concept kitchen adorned with soaring living room ceilings that create an inviting atmosphere. This rare configuration allows you to use each unit separately or open the units to be one eight-bedroom house. Discover a cinematic…

We are pleased to present to you, The Wedding Cake House. Famous for its elaborate gothic style trim, this is a rare opportunity to own this elegant and historic property on Summer Street. This property boasts 2.23 acres and over 300 ft of water frontage on the Kennebunk River. Enjoy the large back deck that overlooks the sprawling back lawn or relax at the fire pit on the bank of the serene Kennebunk River. The barn and carriage house offers a stunning entertaining space with surround sound speakers, multiple doors that open to the…

4 unit income property consisting of (1) 3 bedroom unit, (2) 2 bedroom units and (1) 1 bedroom unit. Good cash flow. Purchase as an income property or live in one units and collects rents for your Mortgage. Two long terms tenants and two units in the process of being remodeled.

Welcome to the 'Moody Mansion', a local landmark with a fascinating history and a stunning example of Queen Anne Victorian architecture and impressive late 1800's craftsmanship. Leonard Moody was an East Pittston native who grew up farming and cutting wood in the mid 1800s. He married a woman from New York, moved there, and became the leading real estate broker in Brooklyn. The home served as the Moody family 'summer cottage' until it was sold in 1905. At the time, newspapers cited the home as being the finest in the county, with no…

Welcome to the 'Moody Mansion', a local landmark with a fascinating history and a stunning example of Queen Anne Victorian architecture and impressive late 1800's craftsmanship. Leonard Moody was an East Pittston native who grew up farming and cutting wood in the mid 1800s. He married a woman from New York, moved there, and became the leading real estate broker in Brooklyn. The home served as the Moody family 'summer cottage' until it was sold in 1905. At the time, newspapers cited the home as being the finest in the county, with no…