Accessible homes for sale & real estate in Hancock County, ME

Accessible Home for sale in Hancock County, ME:

Located between Acadia National Park and ''Downtown'' Southwest Harbor, this 3 bedroom, two bath Salem Towne Woods property offers proximity to the wildness of Acadia and the activities of this coastal island village.

Accessible Home for sale in Hancock County, ME:

A ferry ride away from the everyday, this dreamy Swan's Island escape begins with a scenic drive past Acadia National Park and a departure from Bass Harbor, setting the tone for something truly special. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers peaceful island living with ocean views and includes a separate waterfront lot. Inside features warm pine wood floors, a newly installed bathroom (2025), and furnishings included, making it truly move-in ready. A sun-soaked enclosed porch provides the perfect spot to relax and take in the quiet surroundings year-round. Outside, you'll find a greenhouse, beautiful perennials, and a storage shed. Both the home and shed had roofs replaced in 2019 for added pea

Accessible Home for sale in Hancock County, ME:

In an unusually natural setting this contemporary sits on a six acre elevate site with 155 feet of sand beach on pristine Taunton Bay with views up and down the bay from the living room, dining, den and primary bedroom. The living room has a wood burning fireplace and the den has a wood stove but the main heat source is hot-water baseboard propane fired. Easy galley kitchen with a pocket door to separate the kitchen, den, primary bedroom and full bath from the rest of the house. There are two more bedrooms that share a full bath. The lower level has a heated room with built-in shelving, a great studio space or play space. The front deck is new with a ramp from the driveway. A two car garage

Accessible Home for sale in Hancock County, ME:

Set above the waters of Prospect Harbor with sweeping views toward its iconic lighthouse, 159 Main Street is a remarkable Downeast Maine waterfront retreat—offering approximately 570 feet of privately owned shoreline, deep-water access, potential for a seasonal dock and mooring, and the harbor's only beach suitable for launching a boat. Originally dating to 1900, the residence has been thoughtfully renovated and seamlessly expanded while preserving the craftsmanship and New England character of the original home. With approximately 5,300 square feet, four bedrooms, and four baths, the home offers the scale and comfort of a substantial year-round residence, with rich hardwood floors, c