Blue Hill, ME homes for sale & real estate

Blue Hill, ME Homes for Sale

Discover the charm of this New England farmhouse in need of TLC, located at 138 Caterpillar Hill Rd in Sargentville, conveniently situated near Stonington and Deer Isle. This inviting home features nine spacious rooms, including three cozy bedrooms and one and a half well-appointed baths. With a generous attached workshop/barn, this property is a dream for hobbyists and artisans alike. Nestled on a stunning 10-acre lot, it offers ample space for outdoor activities and serene living. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to own a slice of peaceful country life, just a stone's throw away from beautiful coastal communities!

Blue Hill, ME Homes for Sale

Discover a fantastic opportunity on the scenic Blue Hill Peninsula in Brooklin. This charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is privately tucked back from the road on a one-acre lot. Enjoy single-floor living with an updated, modern kitchen and a generous bonus area and office. The full-height basement is partially finished, offering great potential for customization. The detached two-car garage provides ample storage for vehicles and additional space on the second level. Located just 15 minutes from downtown Blue Hill, this home offers the tranquility of Brooklin combined with convenient access to local amenities. A perfect blend of privacy, functionality, and location.

Blue Hill, ME Homes for Sale

June Farm - Classic Maine Charm on 5 Acres Step back into the timeless beauty of coastal Maine at June Farm. This classic farmhouse property offers the perfect blend of rustic elegance and country comfort, set on a generous 5-acre parcel ready for your vision. Experience the warmth and character of an authentic Maine farmstead, featuring traditional farmhouse architecture and inviting living spaces. The 5-acre setting provides plenty of room for gardens, recreation, small-scale farming, or just soaking in peaceful countryside views. Located on desirable Newbury Neck, you're just a short drive from the scenic shores of Union River Bay and quick access to Ellsworth, Blue Hill, and Acadia Nat

Blue Hill, ME Homes for Sale

Tucked into a private 20-acre setting on Caterpillar Hill, this contemporary home was designed to bring in natural light and capture views of the fields and Eggemoggin Reach. Built in 1990 by Michael Hewes, the property offers over 3,800 square feet of finished living space across three levels, including a spacious recreation room with walkout access. The first floor includes a large eat-in kitchen, open dining area, and adjoining living and family rooms, each with generous windows, wood floors, and fireplaces that add warmth and character. A first-floor bedroom and bath provide flexible living options. Upstairs, the primary suite includes a beautiful full bathroom and large walk-in closets

Blue Hill, ME Homes for Sale

Apple Hill is a beautifully renovated New England farmhouse set on 6.5 +|- acres with expansive views of the Bagaduce River and Blue Hill Mountain beyond. A deeded right-of-way provides access to the shore, along with recreational rights to enjoy the waterfront. The setting blends open meadow, mature trees, and established gardens, with a brick courtyard creating a welcoming outdoor gathering space. The first floor offers a sunroom, inviting living and dining rooms, a spacious cook's kitchen with butler pantry, a cozy library with wood stove, mudroom, full bathroom, office, and workshop. Upstairs, the primary ensuite includes a stylish spa-like bath and a private, fully equipped NordicTrack

Blue Hill, ME Homes for Sale

A Historic Barn Reimagined on the Shores of the Bagaduce River Down a private drive on nearly 20 acres, including 4 acres of productive blueberry fields, you'll find a home with a story and an unparalleled sense of place. The heart of this magnificent estate is a historic 1800s post-and-beam barn, painstakingly dismantled in Schenectady, New York, and masterfully reassembled on this breathtaking waterfront setting in 1992. Whispers of the past are etched into its hand-hewn beams, bearing the names of prominent families like the Truax of Schenectady. In a beautiful convergence of histories, this storied structure now rests upon land first settled by the pioneering Wardwell family in the lat