Real Estate

From expansive spaces to roam in the West to "snug" beach retreats in the East, prepare to be awestruck by the opulence of the most luxurious real estate across all 50 states.

The sellers left behind reminders that the notable author once called the building home.

Homebuyers have been and continue to be frustrated by the current market. Home values, interest rates, and inflation are still on the high end, but before you throw in the towel, you may want to consider one of these New England towns.

You've already sold me with 18 acres of secluded woods. You've sold me on just the idea of living in a cabin that looks like Tinkerbell built it. Check out the inside!

If you're one of those people who often says, "I just want to be by myself," this property could be your dream home. About an hour northwest of Bangor, 400 Windy Pitch Drive is located in the tucked-away wilderness of Parkman, Maine.

Are you looking for a place to live in Maine that won't break the bank? Here is a list of the most affordable towns to live in, in 2022.

Well, we've found another one. Another spectacular example of brilliant craftsmanship matched with unparalleled views of all Maine has to offer.

I found this house and I had to share it with you! It takes me right back to my childhood watching the movie "Hansel & Gretel."

There's definitely a draw to abandoned properties like this one lost in the Maine woods dubbed the 'Alien House' for its mothership-like apperance.

This old colonial home, which has been for sale for years in Augusta, Maine has frontage on the Kennebec River and a 100-year-old cemetery on the property.

This charming historic home in Guildhall, Vermont, would be perfect for anyone dreaming of a life in rural New England plus the added bonus of a witch window and jail cells.

If 2020 taught us one thing it's to be prepared for anything. Whether it be having two weeks of food ready, or a supply of toilet paper, or our own doomsday bunker, like this home for sale along Casco Bay in Maine.

As New Englanders, we've all heard the story of Lizzie Borden and the nursery rhyme that goes with it.  Yeah, a nursery rhyme...  Seriously, what's wrong with us??? Well, if you've always wanted to own a piece of macabre New England history, here's your chance...

One of the best things about living in Cumberland County is the architecture of the good old New England homes. One of the worst things about living in Cumberland County the property values and the rent.