5 Distinct Maine and Vermont Homes and a Commercial Space

Set on 3.3 acres in Lebanon, this spacious and beautifully updated Cape balances everyday comfort with thoughtful improvements. The first floor opens to a sun-filled living room and a lovely dining room, then flows into a newly designed kitchen that stays connected to the family room—anchored by a new pellet stove for cozy evenings. A first-floor bedroom and full bath add welcome flexibility. Upstairs, a large primary bedroom includes a full bath, alongside a second bedroom and a half bath for guests. Downstairs, an expansive walkout basement offers generous space for future expansion. Off the family room, a wraparound deck with two sliding doors extends the living area for year-round enjoyment. Practical updates include a new roof, new flooring, a paved driveway, and a 2-year-old auto-on generator, supporting an easy, well-equipped daily rhythm.

Size: 3.00 acres

Just off Western Avenue in Augusta, this commercial building sits on one acre with a flexible layout designed to adapt to a range of uses. The interior footprint supports everything from office configurations to medical, retail, or multi-use concepts, with the kind of scale that allows operations to grow and shift over time. Outside, ample parking makes day-to-day access straightforward for staff and visitors alike. While the location is conveniently close to a main corridor, it maintains a sense of privacy that can be hard to find in a business setting—useful for organizations that value discretion without sacrificing connectivity. For an owner-user or investor, it’s a practical canvas with clear potential, ready to support what comes next.

From its elevated setting high on a hill in fashionable West Windsor, Vermont, this light-filled Contemporary retreat feels both secluded and connected. Set back more than 200 feet from the road on 5.52 wooded acres, the home offers true forest immersion—framed by a plethora of windows that draw the scenery into nearly every room. Inside, sun-drenched spaces rise to soaring cathedral ceilings, warmed by three fireplaces and grounded by original wood finishes with fir and oak flooring. The thoughtful layout includes three private bedroom suites, each with an en-suite bath, plus an attached two-car garage. High-speed fiber optic internet supports an idyllic remote-work rhythm, while Mt. Ascutney’s world-class trails are just minutes away. On the gently sloping lot, the setting is perfectly graded for a future multi-tiered deck flowing from the living room or kitchen.

Size: 6.00 acres

Set on over two acres just minutes from Bangor and close to Rt1, this classic 1857 Maine farmhouse balances a prominent rural presence with everyday convenience. The grounds are arranged for life outdoors, with a large barn, paddock, and vegetable garden—ready for horses, hobbies, and hands-on weekends. Inside, updates support comfortable modern living, including heat pumps, a boiler, and new shingles. A large, beautiful modern kitchen keeps an elegant country feel, while hardwood floors reinforce the home’s historic roots. With lots of storage and the potential to finish additional living space, there’s room to grow without losing the farmhouse character that defines Hampden’s landscape. Days here can move easily between town and trail, chores and cooking, work and wide-open air.

Along a quiet dead-end road off Knights Hill Road, this 2020 Maine Eco Home balances low-maintenance ease with thoughtful design. Vertical siding and decorative trusses set a crisp exterior, while a well-landscaped yard—boulders lining the tree line, flower beds, and a grass lawn—adds natural texture. An attached one-car garage offers direct access into a bright, open-concept living room, dining area, and kitchen, where high ceilings and plentiful windows make the space feel comfortably expansive. High-end finishes are paired with practical storage, including a walk-in pantry and large closets, and the bedroom sizes distinguish it from many second-home options. A Generac whole-house generator adds everyday reassurance, and with no HOA, life stays refreshingly simple—minutes from downtown Bridgton, Pleasant Mountain Ski Area, and public lake access on Moose Pond.