This gem of a waterfront condo is tucked in a private, quiet corner of 40 Portland Pier's top 2 floors with ever changing views of Casco Bay all the way to Fort Gorges and beyond. The unit has a bright white kitchen, dining area, living room with fireplace, all with ocean views and access to the deck plus a first floor half bath. The upper level has 2 bedrooms each with its own full bath and water views. Add elevator access, covered parking, walking distance to all the vibrant Old Port has to offer, and you have a perfect place to call home by the sea. (Heat, water, sewer are also included in condo fee. ) ( no dogs)
CondoProperty Type
1988Year Built
$577Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Stephen Parkhurst• Town & Shore Real Estate
Bought with Lynn Hallett• Town & Shore Real Estate
Waterfront condo with immediate water views from every window. Wall of glass facing Casco Bay and the ever changing seascape is the focus of this top-floor unit at Portland Pier. Featuring 2 master suites plus another -1/2 bath, rare water-side deck/porch, open kitchen, skylights. GARAGE PARKING, pets welcome. Heat included in the condo fee. Heart of Old Port waterfront.
MREIS #1079216
Oct 8, 2013
Sold
$389,000
$341/sq ft
+5
"On the water in the Old Port, this condo is about living in the heart of Portland's wonderful, vibrant waterfront. (2) BR/bath suites, deck, wood burning FP, garage beneath unit. Brick building, common Assn 140' dock. Pets OK"
MREIS #1021035
Jun 30, 2011
Listed
$419,000
$368/sq ft
MREIS #965918
Mar 9, 2010
Listed
$439,000
$385/sq ft
MREIS #914288
Oct 20, 2008
Listed
$439,000
$385/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2024
$6,912 (+4.2%)
$92,100 + $368,400
$460,500
2023
$6,636 (+5.9%)
$92,100 + $368,400
$460,500
2022
$6,267 (+4.8%)
$92,100 + $368,400
$460,500
2021
$5,982 (−13.1%)
$92,100 + $368,400
$460,500
2020
$6,886
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2019
$6,886 (+3.7%)
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2018
$6,641 (+3.8%)
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2017
$6,395 (+2.5%)
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2016
$6,236 (+2.3%)
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2015
$6,094 (+3.1%)
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2014
$5,908
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
Tax history for 40 Portland Pier #13
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2024
$6,912 (+4.2%)
$92,100 + $368,400
$460,500
2023
$6,636 (+5.9%)
$92,100 + $368,400
$460,500
2022
$6,267 (+4.8%)
$92,100 + $368,400
$460,500
2021
$5,982 (−13.1%)
$92,100 + $368,400
$460,500
2020
$6,886
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2019
$6,886 (+3.7%)
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2018
$6,641 (+3.8%)
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2017
$6,395 (+2.5%)
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2016
$6,236 (+2.3%)
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2015
$6,094 (+3.1%)
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
2014
$5,908
$59,100 + $236,300
$295,400
*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
2
Baths
3
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,104
Year built
1988
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Cumberland County
APN
112202
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 27, 2026.
WCZ
DEOZ
Waterfront Central Zone
The Waterfront Central Zone was created to protect and nurture water-dependent and marine-related support uses so that they may grow and prosper in the present and into the future in an environment and area dedicated to this purpose. The following priority of uses is recognized: The first priority of this zone is to protect and nurture existing and potential water-dependent uses in a setting that enforces their continued economic viability.; The second priority is to encourage other marine and marine-related support uses so long as they do not interfere with water-dependent uses, either directly by displacement or indirectly by placing incompatible demands on the zone’s infrastructure.; Non-marine uses are encouraged provided that they do not interfere with and are not incompatible with first and second priority uses. Non-marine uses are beneficial to the waterfront economy because they provide the financial return to property owners necessary for the maintenance and improvement of the marine infrastructure.