Along Maine’s quieter edges, water becomes both backdrop and compass. This pair of SOLD listings traces that nature-forward appeal from a storied fishing village to a rural pocket shaped by a running stream. In Cape Porpoise, an updated three-bedroom home balances New England charm, light-filled interiors, and rare dual-water vistas that frame harbor life at a walkable pace. Farther north in Orland, a serene lot offers a simpler retreat, positioned between Bucksport and Ellsworth while staying firmly removed from the crowd.
Stunning Coastal Retreat | Contact for pricing
Listing agents: Andi Robinson & Elaine Prendergast
Listing agents: Andi Robinson & Elaine Prendergast
Along the water’s edge in Cape Porpoise, a historic fishing village on the quiet side of Kennebunkport, this beautifully updated retreat captures the rhythm of coastal Maine. Panoramic views unfold in two directions—Cape Porpoise Harbor in front and Samson’s Cove in back—framing daily life with shifting light and tide. Tucked back and gently elevated from the Head of the Harbor, the home feels both connected to the village and comfortably set apart. Inside, light-filled interiors balance comfort with character, while rich hardwood floors run through the main living areas, reinforcing its timeless New England charm. With three bedrooms and two baths, the layout supports easy hosting and unhurried weekends, where the scenery becomes a constant, calming backdrop.
Price: Contact for pricing
- Size:
- 2,138 sq ft
- Contact:
- Andi Robinson & Elaine Prendergast, Legacy Properties Sotheby’s International Realty, 207.604.2479 , 207.604.0449
Lot 7 Happy Town Road | Contact for pricing
Deb Terreault
Deb Terreault
On Happy Town Road in Orland, this serene lot is defined by the quiet presence of a stream cutting directly through the property. The setting feels calm and unhurried, with the waterway providing a natural focal point and a simple rhythm to everyday life—something you notice on a morning walk or at the end of the day when the light softens. Positioned between Bucksport and Ellsworth, it offers a sense of separation without feeling remote, keeping two neighboring communities within easy reach while preserving the site’s peaceful character. It’s a straightforward piece of Maine landscape, where the stream is the headline feature and the surrounding stillness does the rest, inviting a slower pace and more time outdoors.
Size: 5.00 acres
Price: Contact for pricing
- Contact:
- Deb Terreault, Lynam Real Estate, 508.688.5303
