Maine Oceanfront Real Estate

Distinctive Waterfront & Coastal Properties

Maine offers some of the most dramatic coastline in all of North America. From rocky cliffs to sandy beaches, Maine's diversity is spectacular and unspoiled. Only hours from the major metropolitan areas of New England, you can enjoy all the vastness and tranquility that only oceanfront living can offer for prices that are still affordable, especially compared to other parts of the country.

Maine oceanfront real estate varies dramatically in price and location throughout the state. Whether you are interested in ocean front, ocean view or simply ocean access, the possibilities are endless. Sailing, fishing, swimming and much more are available to you. Smell the salt air, enjoy the surf, live the dream!

Tools to Assist your Waterfront Real Estate Search 

Use our experience to your advantage. We've designed specialized services to assist people in fulfilling their dream of owning a piece of Maine's vacationland. To familiarize yourself with the area, use the coastal maps below.

When you're ready, we can customize a search for you that will focus only on those properties that meet your requirements. You can be confident that you will have all the information necessary to make an intelligent decision. Simply give us a call or use our Market Watch service to get the process started.

The Northern Region   The North Coast's geographical diversity is something to be marveled at and explored. In Cobscook Bay State Park tides are dramatic and awe-inspiring. The hundreds of coves and harbors found in the area are easy to fall in love with, while the jagged cliffs that stretch from the sea to the sky capture the rugged beauty of Maine.     Blue Hill, Bar Harbor, Castine, Deer Isle, Ellsworth

The Mid-Coast Region   Extending from the Freeport area to Penobscot Bay, the Mid Coast is an idyllic region of rocky inlets, lighthouses, fishing ports, and rugged islands where visitors can explore the coastline, dine on fresh lobster, and rest in a comfortable inn. Well-known communities include Boothbay Harbor, Monhegan Island, Vinalhaven, Rockland, Camden, and Bath.     Belfast, Isleboro, Northport, Searsport Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, Edgecomb, Southport Camden, Rockport, Lincolnville Damariscotta, Newcastle, South Bristol, Wiscassett Geogretown, Arrowsic, Phippsburg Harpswell, Cundy's Harbor, Orr's Island, Bailey Island Rockland, Owlshead, Tenants Harbor, Vinalhaven

The Casco Bay Region   Greater Portland, a four-season destination in southern Maine, offers scenic beauty, recreational opportunities and a wealth of historic and cultural attractions. Maine’s metropolitan area sits right on lovely Casco Bay, a gateway to historic forts and lighthouses. Day and night, Portland’s bustling waterfront is alive with activity and people.     Freeport, Yarmouth, Brunswick Portland, Falmouth, Cumberland South Portland, Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough

The South Coast Region   Breathtaking coastal scenery, broad beaches of pure white sand, and quaint, picturesque New England villages mark the Southern Maine Coast. This part of Maine includes the historic coastal towns of Kittery, The Yorks, Wells, Ogunquit, The Kennebunks, and Old Orchard Beach.     Old Orchard Beach, Saco, Camp Ellis, Biddeford Kennebunk, Drakes Island, Wells, Ogunquit, York York Harbor, Cuttis Harbor, Kittery