Portland, ME homes for sale & real estate

Portland, ME Homes for Sale

Build Your Dream in East Deering's Hidden Gem. Welcome to 9-11 Bismarck Street, nestled in Portland's coveted East Deering neighborhood — one of the city's most up-and-coming and trendsetting enclaves, with a bright future for decades to come. This buildable lot offers an unbeatable blend of walkability, nature, and city convenience. Stroll to Baxter Boulevard, Payson Park, and the Longfellow Arboretum, or hop over to Mackworth Island, Portland Country Club, and Gilsland Farm Audubon Center for year-round outdoor adventures. Marina access, neighborhood shops, local cafes, and even old-fashioned ice cream parlors are just steps away — and Portland's beloved East End and Back Cove

Portland, ME Homes for Sale

Prime parking or development opportunity in Portland's Vibrant East Bayside Neighborhood! B-1 lot in downtown Portland. Where is Gould Street? Think deep East Bayside, on the hill, a 2 block dead end street above and between Lone Pine and Bellflower Brewing, near Cove St Arts and below Washington Bath. Simple and ideal for a single family home or creative development that allows for high density and even commercial uses in this otherwise quiet nook of Portland hottest area. The opportunistic B-1 zoning appears to include 'zero setbacks' and 55ft of height, making this lot particularly unique.

Portland, ME Homes for Sale

Expansive, Sun-Filled Lot in Portland's Desirable Capisic/Rosemont Neighborhood A rare opportunity to build in one of Portland's most sought-after and convenient neighborhoods. This elevated and open lot offers approximately 75' of frontage and measures roughly 75' x ~225', totaling an impressive 0.39 acres. The options in this coveted RN1 zone are as abundant as the sunlight — perfect for a spacious single-family home, a single-family with ADU(s), or multiple units. Tucked into a quiet, residential setting, the lot is remarkably private. To the west, a historic single-family home; to the east, the landmark chapel of the former convent, now the Frances Wade House. The rear quarter