Maine Lakefront Real Estate
Distinctive Waterfront Properties and Resources
Maine is well known for its lakes. With over 5,000 expansive lakes and ponds offer year-round recreation for the outdoor enthusiast, it is little surprise that the people aspire to own homes near them. Seasonal temperatures rarely stop those wishing to enjoy the beautiful wilderness environment. Maine Lake Front Real Estate is equally varied, ranging from elegant year-round lakefront homes in the southern regions to seasonal camps. Year Round Use A variety of boating and fishing opportunities are enjoyed throughout the state year-round including canoeing, kayaking, whitewater rafting and sailing. Visitors and residents alike enjoy both freshwater and saltwater fishing. Maine is known for its fishing as abundant salmon, brook trout, rainbow trout, brown trout, striped bass and bluefish are all found. Many of the waters are stocked regularly and highly restrictive regulations apply, thus ensuring long term vialbility of our natural resources. Searching for Lakefront Real Estate 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 lake maps and links 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.  | | Maine Lakes | | | Each region of Maine offers water recreation and desirable home ownership.
Homebuyers have endless waterfront and waterview waterfront real estate options. From spectacular Sebago Lake to the more secluded Moosehead area to the fishing offered at Rangeley, there are homes available in all styles and price ranges. |
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| | | The Southern Region (Sebago) | | |
Less than 30 miles northwest of Portland is the Sebago Lake Region, an area consisting of nearly 50 lakes nestled among rolling green hills and towering pines. Sebago Lake, the largest in the state, covers over 45 square miles. There are many vacation homes and resort properties along its shores. Among the popular smaller lakes nearby are Panther Pond, Little Sebago, Long Lake, Thompson Lake, Coffee Pond, Brandy Pond, Moose Pond, Pleasant Lake, and Crescent Lake. | |
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| | | The Central Region (Belgrade) | | |
The Belgrade Lakes Region is one of Maine's premier communities and four-season vacation and recreational destinations. The area offers peaceful lakeside surroundings, superb fishing, as well as swimming, boating and hiking. While the greater Belgrade region includes the China Lakes area to the east and the Winthrop lakes area to the south, the actual Belgrade Lakes are usually defined by a chain of seven fresh water lakes ranging in size from 500 acres to 8,000 acres. All the lakes feature excellent fishing and boating and all have state maintained boat launches for easy accessibility. | |
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| | | The Western Mountains Region (Rangeley) | | |
Located 4 hours from Boston the Rangeley Lake region offers not only a spectacular natural setting, but true seclusion. Nestled in the western mountains, the terrain includes hills, valleys and mountains not typically found in the southern part of the state. Lakes and ponds of all sizes are found here and the fishing is considered the best in Maine. Lakes in the area include Rangeley Lake, Mooselookmeguntic and Cupsuptic Lakes, Upper and Lower Richardson Lakes, Aziscohos Lake, Umbagog Lake, which straddles the New Hampshire border, and Kennebago Lake. Twenty-five miles to the northeast sits Flagstaff Lake. | |
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| | | The Northern Region (Moosehead) | | |
| Moosehead Lake is the largest lake east of the Mississippi contained within any one state. Moosehead Lake is extremely large and stretches 40 miles from south to north, is 20 miles wide, and has a surface area of over 75,000 acres. Surrounding the lake are vast forests and wilderness. Boston is approximately 260 miles away. | |
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