Real Estate

In a study that measured education, outdoor activities and tight-knit community, a town right near a major New England city ranked first.

I found this house and I had to share it with you! It takes me right back to my childhood watching the movie "Hansel & Gretel."

Roger and Carla Williams are offering their estate for sale, which includes the exquisite 14,918 square foot home (18,214 sq. ft. total space), 600+/- acres of land, and an observatory, just to start.

We have all seen houses that offer luxury and entertainment but a pristinely renovated house in Bridgton offered entertainment back in the day with it's very own concert room!

It's not an easy task to decorate and renovate your very first home but it can be very rewarding after you install unique items. This is the incredible wallpaper I chose to feature in my new living room.

While these homes are revitalized and spruced up to meet modern needs, they hold onto their history and taking a step inside feels like stepping right into the past.

This house does not look like it belongs in Maine...

One Arizona redditor commented that a turn of the century Maine farm house would cost 1 million dollars if it was located in his state.

It's got the staircase, the fireplace, and strong McCallister vibes throughout!

How many of you have been curious about the tiny house movement in Maine? Well, if you're like me and are interested in buying a local tiny house, I found one in Monmouth!

Enjoy the spectacular views of Mount Washington in this 2.25 Million dollar estate in Bethel, Maine. Don't worry about leaving because it has everything, a pool, jacuzzi, wet bar, sauna, 18 rooms, 8 bedrooms, an entire dining room, who wants to put in an offer?

So much room for activities!

How would you like to have your very own cottage on your very own island in Eastern Maine?

It's always fun to cruise around Zillow and dream. Heck, sometimes the only place I "go" these pandemic days is Zillow. Today we are playing a little real estate version of "Would You Rather..." You have $510,000. I know, just pretend...

This Grand Rapids mansion was the scene of the 1916 murders of John and Hannah Peck. It is now up for sale.

As New Englanders, we've all heard the story of Lizzie Borden and the nursery rhyme that goes with it.  Yeah, a nursery rhyme...  Seriously, what's wrong with us??? Well, if you've always wanted to own a piece of macabre New England history, here's your chance...