5 Unique Maine and New Hampshire Properties with Views and Potential

Along the water’s edge in gated Days Landing, this bright, cheerful residence offers a flexible layout with generous gathering spaces. The large kitchen features a spacious breakfast bar, a quaint breakfast nook, and French doors opening to the back deck, flowing into an open-concept family room with a cozy fireplace. A separate formal dining room sits just off the kitchen, while the living room’s many windows bring in abundant natural light. Two primary bedroom suites include one with water views, complemented by two additional bedrooms. Upstairs, a large great room—or office—spans over the garage, with easy-access laundry nearby. The basement adds a partially finished game room plus extra space to complete. An oversized two-car garage and storage shed round out the practical amenities, with landscaped grounds, wildlife, and waterfowl enjoyed from park benches at the roundabout.

Set at the center of Civic Center Drive and Bog Road in Augusta, this 1.1-acre commercial lot offers a practical foundation for a wide range of future uses. Public water and sewer are available on both streets, streamlining day-to-day operations and long-term planning. The location benefits from tremendous traffic count, lending visibility and easy access for customers, clients, or staff. Two commercial buildings are currently on-site and have been used in the past, providing an existing framework to build upon. Situated within the City of Augusta’s PD District, the property is well suited to business and professional offices, with an address that places it squarely in an established civic corridor where convenience and exposure shape the rhythm of daily work.

Size: 1.1 acres

Rising above the Connecticut River Valley, this contemporary ranch in Langdon offers sweeping views to Vermont’s Green Mountains from a wrap-around deck, generous windows, and the surrounding orchard, gardens, and spacious yard. Inside, exposed beams and a fieldstone fireplace anchor a living and dining room that flows easily to the primary suite, complete with a walk-in cedar closet and a bath with a whirlpool tub. An indoor pool invites year-round swims, supported by a kitchenette and 3/4 bath; just beyond, a greenhouse makes spring planting feel close at hand. The walkout basement den includes two attached guest rooms and another 3/4 bath, with flexibility for an in-law arrangement. Two heated garages, an equipment shed, and a renovated two-stall horse barn with tack room and solar fencing round out the setting, with a solar panel array heating the basement.

Along the edge of Lake Kezar Country Club’s 2nd green, world-famous Ebenezer’s Pub holds a prominent position with Kezar Lake and the White Mountains nearby. Long operated successfully as a full-service restaurant, it’s anchored by an extensive collection of Belgian beer that has helped build a loyal following and a strong business. The layout includes an owner’s residence attached to the restaurant, creating an easy rhythm for those who want to live where they work—or simply keep close ties to daily operations. With opportunities noted for year-round service, beer tasting dinners, and private functions, the setting invites a calendar shaped by gatherings, community, and the leisurely pace of golf and lake country. Located within the Fryeburg Academy district, it offers a distinctive foothold in Lovell’s storied Kezar area.

Size: 2.75 acres

Along the water’s edge in Howland, this private estate unfolds across 138.9± acres with approximately 4,900 feet of frontage on the Piscataquis River. Open fields give way to wooded acreage, creating a setting that feels expansive yet intentionally secluded. Inside, vaulted ceilings and natural wood finishes lend warmth and volume, anchored by an oversized fireplace with heated-air circulation. A decorative indoor water feature adds a quiet, unexpected note—more atmosphere than ornament. Beyond the residence, a detached outbuilding with established systems and rainwater collection broadens the property’s possibilities, offering flexible potential for a studio, workshop, or business use. It’s a place designed for comfort and presence, with room to live now and space to imagine what comes next.