Lincoln County, ME homes for sale & real estate

Lincoln County, ME Homes for Sale

Discover your own private escape on this stunning 16-acre wooded property, perfectly positioned between Windsor and Whitefield. This exceptional parcel offers 16 acres of mature woodland with abundant wildlife potential, gentle wetlands creating natural habitat, and relatively flat terrain ideal for recreational activities and outdoor enthusiasts. Public road frontage ensures year-round access while maintaining the privacy without isolation that buyers seek. Multiple potential building sites are located beyond the wetland area, offering endless possibilities for your vision while preserving wooded privacy. Residential zoning provides flexibility, with utilities available nearby and easy acc

Lincoln County, ME Homes for Sale

McFarland Shore is one of New Harbor's premier neighborhoods boasting the sunrise side of Pemaquid Peninsula where the surf's song harmonizes with the beauty of this lovely coastal area. Where far reaching views, flora and fauna daily remind us of how precious life is. While expert craftsmen build your dream home: explore beaches, restaurants, hotels, shops, Pemaquid Point Lighthouse and diverse historical sites. Cruise the waters of the Atlantic and her islands or set sail for a lazy afternoon visiting surrounding harbors and villages!

Lincoln County, ME Homes for Sale

Escape to the tranquility of Midcoast Maine with this beautiful 5.28-acre wooded lot in charming Waldoboro. With road frontage for easy access and a driveway permit already in hand, this property is ready for your vision—whether you're planning a private year-round home, seasonal retreat, or investment opportunity. Nestled among mature trees, the land offers natural privacy and a peaceful setting, while still being just a short drive from downtown Waldoboro's shops, restaurants, and the scenic Medomak River. Power is available at the road.

Lincoln County, ME Homes for Sale

This 18.5-acre tract in Bremen, Maine, offers a well-rounded mix of natural features and recreational potential. Access is via a four-wheeler trail off Biscay Road, about a half-mile past the Fogler intersection, placing the property in a quiet setting while keeping it within reach of nearby MidCoast towns. The land has not been harvested in more than 30 years, leaving a mature forest anchored by pine, hemlock, beech, oak, and maple. Evidence of ledge and glacial stone deposits is scattered through the property, adding character to the terrain. A prominent ridge runs through the lot, creating elevation and offering natural vantage points. On the eastern edge, a cedar swamp provides reliable