Jack Uhll

Relationship-Driven. Steady-Handed. Built for Client Success.

Growing up in Midcoast Maine gave Jack Uhll a strong connection to the region's pace, character, and natural beauty. After graduating from Camden Hills Regional High School, he moved to Boston to attend Emmanuel College, where he earned his degree in Sport Management. What began as a college adventure soon evolved into nearly a decade of fast-paced work and leadership experience.

During his years at Warrior Ice Arena, the Boston Bruins' training facility, Jack served as Camp Director and Hockey Operations Coordinator, overseeing youth programs, building community partnerships, and mentoring athletes and families from New England, Canada and across the world . His leadership style, patient, organized, and steady, translates seamlessly into real estate.

Now back in Midcoast Maine with his wife, Jenna, Jack has reconnected deeply with the community that shaped him. He is active at the Midcoast Recreation Center (MRC), the rink where he first fell in love with hockey as a kid and later played through his high school years. Today, he coaches youth hockey and plays in the men's league, giving back to the same programs that helped shape his early life both on and off the ice.

Hockey remains a shared passion across generations in the Uhll family. Jack and his father, Tommy, are season ticket holders for the University of Maine Black Bears, spending winter nights cheering in the stands together, another thread in the deep sense of place and tradition that ties them to Maine.

As part of a family real estate team within Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty, Jack brings together his local roots, professional leadership experience, and natural ability to build strong relationships. He guides clients with clarity, sincerity, and a calm, dependable presence, whether supporting first-time buyers, helping families return to Maine, or introducing newcomers to the coastlines, backroads, and small-town rhythms that shaped his own life.

For Jack, real estate is personal. It's a way of sharing the place he loves most, and helping others feel at home here, too.