Maine’s market tells its story in many settings, and this trio of sold listings captures that range in crisp relief. In Kennebunkport, a coastal residence at 15 Langsford Road #8 reflects the appeal of streamlined living in a high-demand enclave, where a sale can hinge on the right guidance during a major transition. Farther inland, 178 Siberia Road in Stacyville offers a compact cottage poised for hunting and fishing near Katahdin Woods. In Waltham, 1641 Waltham Road pairs 12 acres with a ranch home and three-car garage capacity, underscoring value-focused opportunity.
15 Langsford Road #8 | $895,000 (Sold)
Matt Sukeforth
Matt Sukeforth
On Langsford Road in Kennebunkport, this sold residential offering is defined less by a list of finishes than by the clear, efficient path it took from debut to closing. The original narrative speaks to a moment of transition—a life-changing decision that can feel difficult and stressful—and the value of steady guidance throughout the process. From an initial consultation to the closing table, the experience is framed as a hands-on, start-to-finish journey, with a full-price offer successfully negotiated after just a few days on the market. For anyone drawn to Kennebunkport’s coastal-town rhythm, it’s a reminder that a home sale can be handled with clarity and momentum, even when life arrives with unexpected turns—and that the next chapter can begin sooner than you think.
Price: $895,000 (Sold)
- Size:
- 1,004 sq ft
- Contact:
- Matt Sukeforth, Portside Real Estate Group, 207.776.8406
178 Siberia Road | $140,000 (Sold)
Deb Terreault
Deb Terreault
On Siberia Road in Stacyville, this sold two-bedroom, one-bath cottage keeps life simple and outdoors-focused, with Katahdin Woods nearby. Days here naturally revolve around the landscape: early mornings set aside for hunting, afternoons planned around fishing, and evenings that feel best when they’re unhurried. The cottage offers a compact, easygoing footprint—just enough space to come in, dry off, and settle in after time outside, without the upkeep of something larger. With its excellent location for outdoor recreation, it works as a practical base camp as much as a quiet everyday retreat. Living here would mean measuring the week by weather, seasons, and the next reason to head back out.
Price: $140,000 (Sold)
- Size:
- 992 sq ft
- Contact:
- Deb Terreault, Lynam Real Estate, 508.688.5303
Waltham Home | $140,000 (Sold)
Deb Terreault
Deb Terreault
Set on 12 acres in Waltham, Maine, this ranch-style residence offers an unhurried, land-forward way of living where space is part of the everyday. Inside, the layout includes three bedrooms and one bath, keeping the footprint simple and easy to maintain. Two garages provide parking for up to three cars—useful for daily drivers, seasonal vehicles, or storage that stays comfortably out of sight. With acreage stretching beyond the home itself, the setting lends a sense of breathing room and separation from the pace of town, while still keeping you rooted in the Waltham community. It’s a straightforward property with practical assets and a rare amount of land—an inviting canvas for those who value room to spread out and a quieter rhythm.
Size: 12.00 acres
Price: $140,000 (Sold)
- Contact:
- Deb Terreault, Lynam Real Estate, 508.688.5303
