Boothbay Harbor, ME homes for sale & real estate

Boothbay Harbor, ME Homes for Sale

Tucked into a beautifully established setting in Boothbay Harbor, this charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home offers a wonderful blend of classic and comfortable living. Mature apple trees, perennial gardens and winding pathways create a peaceful setting; all while being close to downtown Boothbay Harbor. You can smell the salt air and hear the fog horn blast from the sun filled deck. It's the kind of home that feels timeless from the moment you arrive.

Boothbay Harbor, ME Homes for Sale

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY AUGUST 29TH FROM 10AM-1PM. Overlooking scenic Mill Cove and Boothbay Harbor, 69 Western Ave offers a unique opportunity to own a beautifully situated single family home coupled with a proven income-generating guest cottage above an oversized garage. . The main home offers 3BR and 1.5BA with both bathrooms completely updated in 2026. The kitchen has also undergone a significant upgrade (cabinets and countertop) in 2026 as well. Current owners have made significant heating/cooling improvements with floor to ceiling blown-in fiberglass insulation and a 50KBTU heat pump system, including a new 18000BTU heat pump that serves the front sunroom area. The cottage offers 3 BR,

Boothbay Harbor, ME Homes for Sale

This home is immaculately maintained and thoughtfully designed for comfortable, easy living. This three bedroom and three and a half bath home is situated on 1.82 private acres overlooking Hodgdon Cove on Townsend Gut in Boothbay Harbor with shared frontage on West Harbor Pond. The updated eat-in kitchen serves as the heart of the home and opens to a bright and adjoining sunroom filled with natural light. Just off the kitchen, is a spacious pantry and a convenient 1st floor laundry room. The adjacent dining room provides ample space for entertaining family and friends. The inviting living room features a recently installed gas fireplace and connects to a 1st floor office that could easily

Boothbay Harbor, ME Homes for Sale

The Chimes House, believed to be a design by Gustav Stickley during the American Arts and Crafts Movement, is a distinctive Staley year-round cottage that reflects the timeless appeal of early twentieth-century craftsmanship. One of the era's celebrated homes, it embodies Stickley's philosophy of simplicity, exceptional quality, and harmony with the natural surroundings. Designed with open floor plans and family-friendly living spaces, the home features original built-in benches, cabinetry, and bookcases. Many historic details remain intact, including the original light fixtures and hardwood floors that complement this four-bedroom, two-and-one- half-bath residence. The property enjoy