New England

Across Maine, a quartet of listings traces the spectrum from in-town ease to true rural escape, all anchored by the idea of making a place your own. In Pittsfield, two opportunities on School Street and Waverly Avenue keep daily life close, with parks nearby and I-95 within reach, plus water and sewer on one lot. Poland adds a move-in-ready single-wide on a level acre with access to two town beaches. Pembroke expands the horizon with 27 acres, Meadow Brook, and existing utilities alongside a rustic cabin and mobile home.

Across Maine’s lake country, coastal islands, and small-town centers—plus a Northwoods outpost in neighboring New Hampshire—this quintet captures the appeal of homes that fit the way you want to live. A Rangeley view lot frames Rangeley Lake and Bald Mountain, while Matinicus offers a storied lodge poised for a new chapter. Farther inland, a 15+ acre Mount Vernon retreat pairs privacy with practical workspace. Pittsfield brings a renovated town-home near amenities, and Errol delivers a trail-ready camp for hunting and fishing.

Room to shape a life at an unhurried pace. Acreage near Rangeley Lake offers sweeping views and possibility, while a private David Pond shoreline and a wooded stretch along Cobbosseecontee Stream prioritize water, quiet, and seclusion. In Berlin, a long-loved family home pairs careful upgrades with outstanding mountain vistas. Downtown Wilton adds a revitalized commercial canvas, ready for a restaurant, studio, or storefront.

Warwick’s Providence Street corridor shows how a well-situated home can shape everyday life, balancing commuter convenience with easy access to recreation and neighborhood amenities. This one townhouse-style, two-bedroom condo pairs a bright, hardwood-lined main level with an open layout that flexes between dining and living needs. A Jack-and-Jill bath supports a roommate-friendly plan, while sliders extend the living space to a deck. A finished basement room, plus storage and laundry, adds welcome versatility, with update potential for the next owner.

Set along the scenic shores of Sebago Lake in Raymond, Maine, this exceptional waterfront retreat brings together natural beauty, understated luxury, and the timeless appeal of lakeside living. Surrounded by tranquil woodlands and framed by sweeping water views, the property offers a private escape designed to embrace its spectacular setting. Inviting living spaces, thoughtful details, and seamless connections to the outdoors create an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and relaxed. With its private cove, sandy waterfront, and idyllic Maine setting, this remarkable residence captures the essence of refined lakefront living.

A new condominium project is entering the Greenwich market with unusually large residences, extensive shared amenities, and a location just off Greenwich Avenue.

Haven TeamAug 12, 2026 · 3 min read

In Woodbridge, Connecticut, a remarkable contemporary residence brings together visionary architecture, natural surroundings, and refined modern living. Designed with Bauhaus-inspired principles, the home showcases dramatic glass walls, geometric forms, and thoughtfully composed spaces that celebrate light, landscape, and connection to the outdoors. Expansive living areas, elegant finishes, and seamless indoor-outdoor transitions create a private retreat where artistic design meets everyday comfort. Set within a serene wooded setting, this exceptional property represents a rare opportunity to experience modernist architecture at its finest.

Across this quintet, water is treated as daily infrastructure rather than distant scenery—shorelines, tidal riverbanks, and view corridors shape how each home is lived in. From Lake Winnipesaukee’s storied stretches in Center Harbor, Tuftonboro, and Wolfeboro to the Bellamy River’s quiet sweep in Dover, outdoor living and dock-ready access set the rhythm. Anchoring the collection is Selden Farm in Lyme, where enduring history and craftsmanship echo the same preference for authenticity, privacy, and lasting, season-spanning use.

Across this quartet of Maine rural properties, acreage takes precedence over neighborhood density, shaping a lifestyle defined by privacy, utility, and open space. Contemporary and ranch homes sit on 5 to 14.9 acres, offering the practical appeal of land that can buffer daily life from the road and the crowd. The settings hint at classic Down East character, from Sedgwick views over blueberry fields to Ellsworth’s “unique home” on nearly 15 acres. Together, the four also trace a spectrum from turnkey to foreclosure opportunity.