Hay Runner - Real Estate

Maine boasts a plethora of historic homes, ranging from farmhouses to elegant carriage houses and storied ship captains’ quarters, along with rustic camps and more. These architectural gems contribute to the state’s undeniable charm, serving as tangible links to its rich history and heritage. However, it’s no secret that maintaining and restoring these old homes often demands considerable time, effort, and care.

If you’re in the market to purchase a home but are hesitant about tackling a renovation project, we’re here to assist you! Through our partnership with Hay Runner, we offer our clients the unique opportunity to not only discover and secure their ideal home but also connect them with a reputable general contractor capable of bringing their vision to life.

Here are a few that are available today! Which one is your favorite?

24 Killeran Lane, Cushing; built in 1800 - MLS #: 1569812
251 Reach Road, Sedgwick; built in 1817 - MLS #: 1578814
888 Middle Street, Bath; built in 1843 - MLS #: 1556960
249 Convene Road, Sebago; built in 1910 - MLS #: 1580725
2 Back Shore Road, Bristol; built in 1830 - MLS #: 1567537
541 Newbury Neck Road, Surry; built in 1810 - MLS #: 1577458

JUST SOLD 🔑

We are thrilled for the new residents of 8 Knight Street in Falmouth Foreside!

With fewer than 10 homes available for sale in the entire town and a median sale price of around $800,000, the opportunity to purchase a property in such an esteemed town is scarce, making it an excellent time to list your home!

Contact us today if you’re interested in buying or selling a home. 🏡

We’re excited to share how we helped our buyers discover their perfect match at 276 Brackett Street in Portland’s historic West End. 🏡

This exceptional property seamlessly blends grandeur and practicality, offering refined living in a historic Victorian gem. 💎

Contact us today if you’re thinking about buying or selling a home in Maine.

Thank you for the June Real Estate Insider-- Maine's median sales price for a home hit a new high of $385,000 in June. Here are the five counties with the highest median sales price.

Cumberland: $550,500
York: $490,500
Knox: $471,500
Sagadahoc: $417,500
Lincoln: $413,500

Here are some interesting properties that can buy in Maine for around $500,000.

⬆️Give us a call, we’re here to help with all your buying and selling needs.