Welcome to 563 Main Street, a beautiful, classic New England-style home. This property is perfectly located on the doorstep of downtown Lewiston, downtown Auburn, and the renowned Bates College campus (only 0.6 miles away). Inside you will find 2 full bathrooms and 5 well-sized bedrooms, a rare offering. One bedroom and one full bathroom, complete with the washer/dryer hookup, are conveniently located on the first floor. The sellers have done many recent updates including new flooring, new paint throughout, a new sun porch roof, a new downstairs shower, and more. When the times comes to upgrade, the next homeowners can inquire with Unitil about hooking up a new heating system to natural gas at the street for potentially no additional cost. Perks to the exterior of this property include ample parking, an easily maintained backyard, and a peaceful sun porch perfect for some rocking chairs. Set your private showing today! OPEN HOUSE, Sunday 7/7 @ 1-3pm.
This 1500+ sf home features 3 bedrooms, double living room, 1. 5 baths with first floor laundry, plus small dining room and Second floor bonus room. Location is just blocks from downtown services. Great opportunity to build equity!
MREIS #1342885
Dec 4, 2018
Sold
$48,500
$31/sq ft
Oct 2, 2018
Price Changed
$55,100
$35/sq ft
Sep 4, 2018
Price Changed
$57,900
$37/sq ft
Aug 4, 2018
Price Changed
$60,900
$38/sq ft
Jul 5, 2018
Price Changed
$64,100
$40/sq ft
Jun 5, 2018
Price Changed
$67,400
$43/sq ft
May 8, 2018
Price Changed
$70,900
$45/sq ft
Mar 27, 2018
Listed
$74,600
$47/sq ft
MREIS #1289906
Nov 30, 2016
Listed
$85,000
$54/sq ft
MREIS #952453
Oct 1, 2009
Listed
$120,000
$76/sq ft
MREIS #781218
Feb 2, 2006
Listed
$119,900
$76/sq ft
MREIS #506135
Jun 27, 2001
Listed
$69,900
$44/sq ft
MREIS #378423
May 12, 2000
Listed
$69,900
$44/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,347 (+8.3%)
$11,280 + $60,320
$71,600
2024
$2,167 (+14.4%)
$11,280 + $56,920
$68,200
2023
$1,894 (+5.3%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2022
$1,799 (+0.8%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2021
$1,784 (−1.4%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2020
$1,810 (−0.8%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2019
$1,825 (+0.8%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2018
$1,810 (+2.3%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2017
$1,769 (+1.8%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2016
$1,738 (+0.6%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2015
$1,728 (+3.0%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2014
$1,678 (+0.5%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2013
$1,669
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
Tax history for 563 Main St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,347 (+8.3%)
$11,280 + $60,320
$71,600
2024
$2,167 (+14.4%)
$11,280 + $56,920
$68,200
2023
$1,894 (+5.3%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2022
$1,799 (+0.8%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2021
$1,784 (−1.4%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2020
$1,810 (−0.8%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2019
$1,825 (+0.8%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2018
$1,810 (+2.3%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2017
$1,769 (+1.8%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2016
$1,738 (+0.6%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2015
$1,728 (+3.0%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2014
$1,678 (+0.5%)
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
2013
$1,669
$11,280 + $51,840
$63,120
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
1.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
3,049 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,584
Year built
1907
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Androscoggin County
APN
838122
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 27, 2026.
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The purpose of the neighborhood business district is to provide for the orderly transition of residential areas and underutilized parcels along major traffic arteries to low-intensity nonresidential, mixed-use, and multifamily housing while protecting adjoining residential neighborhoods from undesirable impacts. The reuse of existing land and buildings to better promote more walkable and bikeable corridors is desirable due to the presence of surrounding infrastructure. The conversion of existing properties from residential to nonresidential and mixed-use should occur in a manner which increases density where appropriate, preserves the architectural character of the neighborhood, provides controlled traffic access, maintains adequate parking standards, and retains a higher percentage of open space compared to more commercial districts