New England

Across Northern New England, this quintet of listings traces a common thread of outdoor living paired with practical, move-in-ready comfort. Acreage and water frontage set the tone, from a Tinmouth mountain-view retreat on 14+ acres to a Robbinston oceanfront parcel with 853 feet of shoreline and views to Canada. Ski days near Sunday River, paddling on the Chandler River in Jonesboro, and everyday convenience in Litchfield round out a collection defined by privacy, flexible use, and room to roam.

From southern New Hampshire to small-town Maine, this quartet shares a practical New England sensibility that favors smart footprints and clear next steps. A fully renovated garden-style condo in Nashua pairs commuter convenience with community amenities and low-friction living. In Machias, a sunny ranch on just under an acre offers efficient flow and room to expand. Wilton adds a downtown commercial shell with new systems and flexible use, while Fryeburg presents two level, build-ready five-acre lots suited to thoughtful development or a custom plan.

Space, self-sufficiency, and the freedom to build with fewer hurdles. Permitted septic, installed power, and established road access set a practical foundation for a future home, retreat, or small farm. Open meadows and wooded trails invite hiking, hunting, and everyday exploration, while a new 1,500-square-foot steel garage with an insulated slab, large overhead doors, and robust 400-amp service adds serious utility for equipment, workshops, and long-term plans.

Established coastal neighborhoods shaped by leisure and easy gathering. In Madison, 66 Beekman Place brings scale and drama, from a marble foyer and soaring ceiling heights to a finished lower level with full-height window walls. Multiple glass doors extend living to the deck, where a free-form heated gunite pool and jacuzzi set a resort-like pace. In Old Saybrook, 2 Pequot Trail offers the simplicity of a coastal ranch within the Indian Town Association.

Across rural Maine, a trio of recently sold properties underscores enduring demand for acreage, privacy, and everyday utility. In Sedgwick, a contemporary two-bedroom retreat on five acres looks out over blueberry fields, capturing the state’s working landscape in a distinctly scenic setting. Prospect offers the classic comfort of a ranch home paired with the largest landholding here, 13 acres suited to a straightforward homestead rhythm. In Waltham, a foreclosure purchase on 12 acres adds notable practicality with two garages and three-car capacity.

Across New Hampshire’s Lake Winnipesaukee and Maine’s storied coast and mountains, this trio of sold homes captures the region’s most sought-after settings. In Alton Bay, a custom timber-frame retreat pairs a level lot with a sandy beach, boathouse, and barn. Biddeford’s Granite Point residence embraces the shoreline with 2024 updates, new windows, and a fortified riprap seawall. In Newry, a home beside Sunday River Country Club balances Mahoosuc Range views, golf access, and ski-day ease.

Imagine a life where luxury meets individuality, where every home tells a story of exclusivity and breathtaking beauty. From a sprawling coastal estate with ocean views and modern comforts to a vast 110-acre farmland brimming with potential, and a Tuscan-inspired villa framed by mountain vistas, these properties redefine high-end living. Priced between $3,195,000 and $3,950,000, each offers a distinct lifestyle—whether it’s seaside serenity, rural opportunity, or architectural elegance. Nestled in stunning locations, they promise not just a home, but a canvas for your dreams.

room to breathe, wooded privacy, and the promise of an outdoor life shaped by the seasons. In 61 acres. Bucksport shifts the scale to 42 acres with sweeping views and a full-rehab structure. Wellington rounds it out with a well-kept log cabin on a tranquil two-acre setting.

Across New England, a quintet of residences demonstrates how contemporary luxury can feel grounded in place. From a prestigious Seacoast waterfront community to a conservation-minded Peterborough enclave with trail access, each home treats scenery as a daily ritual, whether through a cathedral great room’s window wall, a framed Mount Monadnock vista, or Adirondack sunsets seen from nearly every room. Timber-frame character and sharp new-construction detailing share the spotlight, while walkout lower levels, wellness spaces, and resort-style outdoor settings invite year-round hosting and retreat.