Knox County, ME homes for sale & real estate

Knox County, ME Homes for Sale

Build your dream home on this beautifully groomed 1-acre lot, tucked away at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac. With much of the site preparation already completed, this inviting property offers a wonderful opportunity to bring your vision to life in a quiet and attractive setting. Enjoy privacy, minimal traffic, and the perfect place to create the home you've always imagined.

Knox County, ME Homes for Sale

Historic Land Offering with Village Convenience Near Camden - Discover the possibilities on this unique parcel, conveniently located approximately 6 miles from downtown Camden and less than a half mile from the Hope General Store, Town Office, library, True Park, local apple orchards, and Sweet Tree Arts Center. Enjoy the peaceful character of the Hope area while remaining within easy reach of Camden's shops, restaurants, harbor, and coastal attractions. The property has an interesting history. It was once home to a three-story barn that housed ice for the nearby poultry operation and was later used as a woodworking shop. Although the barn was lost to fire in 2019, its historic foundati

Knox County, ME Homes for Sale

Set among 24 acres of wooded land, this spacious parcel offers privacy, natural beauty, and the opportunity to create your own Maine retreat. The property features a gentle natural grade that could be well suited to a future home with a walkout basement, allowing for a design that works naturally with the landscape. With ample room to explore, enjoy the outdoors, or simply take in the peace and quiet of the surrounding woods, this is a property with plenty of possibilities. Outdoor recreation is close at hand, with nearby public access to both Crystal Pond and Washington Pond- ideal for kayaking, fishing, paddling, and enjoying all that Maine's outdoors has to offer. Whether you're looking

Knox County, ME Homes for Sale

A 3-acre streamfront parcel with 375 feet of frontage on Jackson Stream and approximately 388 feet of paved frontage on Route 17 (Augusta Road). The hard part is already done on this one. A driveway and culvert were installed back in the 1970s and are still in place, running in from Route 17 to a cleared building site on the high, dry upland, with a cable gate at the entrance that keeps the drive private. The driveway has grown in over the years, so a day with a brush cutter opens it right back up, but the entrance is already there and the ground has been settled for fifty years. The property has a dug well in place, the perc test has passed, and septic design is complete for a 3-bedroom co