The three-bedroom, two-bathroom home sits on 182-feet of frontage and is accompanied by a nearly 1,000 SF studio/guesthouse. Built in 1998.
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Custom Home in Brunswick is Ideal for Family Living and Entertaining
Special features: 3 car garage with storage loft; Bose Surround Sound system throughout; 2 working fireplaces — central wood-burning unit has never been used; built-in cedar closet, wine cellar and work bench in basement; radiant heat in master bath and downstairs activity room.
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Updated Beach-Neighborhood Ranch Provides Easy Maine-Coast Lifestyle
Gooch’s Beach is a 10-minute walk from this sterling single-level home.
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Oceanfront, Shingle-Style Home Has Private Sandy Beach, Casco Bay Views
The architect-designed home featuring gorgeous woodwork and stone fireplaces enjoys an idyllic waterfront location.
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Oceanfront, Shingle-Style Home Has Private Sandy Beach, Casco Bay Views
The architect-designed home featuring gorgeous woodwork and stone fireplaces enjoys an idyllic waterfront location.
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Sawmill Crossing Townhomes: Affordable, in a Pocket Neighborhood
The under-construction condominiums are listed by Ben Schulz of William Raveis Real Estate New Development Services.
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Lush Gardens are Among Many Highlights of Fully Updated Falmouth Colonial
The four-bedroom, 3,150-square-foot home has a new three-vehicle garage.
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Finely Finished Chalet-Style Home Offers Privacy, Frontage on Lovejoy Pond
Nine rooms, three levels, and 217 feet with a dock on the west shore.
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A Grand, Versatile, Fully Updated Cottage-Style Home
The property includes a heated carriage house, and an apartment above the detached, three-bay garage.
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Maine Places to Love: Arundel
The traditionally agricultural town was first settled in the mid-1600s, and incorporated in 1719. Today, Arundel’s historic charm, wooded areas and rolling farmland continue to attract new residents and visitors. Businesses are concentrated along U.S. Route 1, which provides easy access to neighboring towns including Kennebunkport, and to the Maine Turnpike. Small (pop. 4,259) but fast-growing, the primarily residential York County town offers a peaceful lifestyle within its 24 square miles, and was named a 2014 “Best Place to Live In Maine” by DownEast Magazine.