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Private and commercial real estate and homes news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
West End Homes’ Stories Shared by Family, Landmarks
No. 96 Emery St. has been in the Napolitano clan since 1951; No. 94, since 2007.
Maine Places to Love: Freeport
A historic coastal town, Freeport offers plentiful opportunities for peaceful, wooded walks and ocean excursions. Quiet residential neighborhoods are set back from the hubbub of the famed shopping area at the center of town, which is anchored by outdoor retail giant LL Bean. There’s always something to do, as the retail center brings vibrancy with concerts and celebrations throughout the year. Freeport’s restaurant selection is extensive, and the arts are alive and well here.
Maine Places to Love: Bowdoinham
Incorporated in 1762, the pleasantly small town of Bowdoinham (pop. 2,889 in the 2010 U.S. census) offers a relaxed quality of life, and much more: the great physical beauty of its setting on the west side of Merrymeeting Bay; a village center of architecturally distinctive, 19th-century homes; a rich shipbuilding heritage; small, organic farms; and an active community life, from the weekly farmer’s market to the annual Celebrate Bowdoinham event.
Portland Planning Board gets ball rolling on Commercial Street hotel, condo project
The panel backs the first stage of Hobson’s Landing, featuring 89 housing units, plus a 157-room hotel.
Ways to simplify DIY projects, home improvements
Eliminating unnecessary difficulties is always a plus.
Personalized shed can become your backyard oasis
Choose a theme, but keep things simple.
Great reasons to plant a tree this Arbor Day
Trees improve our lives in a variety of ways.
Bathroom trends go high-tech, with designs to look great
Take your bathroom into hyperspace.
Intown Hallowell home has a wonderful history, wealth of features
The Hubbard House combines a Federal-style home and a Cape with Greek Revival elements.