Waterfront properties are always in season here in Maine. While summertime brings activities like canoeing, kayaking and swimming, the winter ice on freshwater ponds brings friendly games of pond hockey and frosty ice skating laps on your backyard rink. Explore our selection of homes for sale with freshwater out the back door.
223 Lawry Road, Searsmont, Maine
Offered at $1,400,000
Listed by Michael Lynch
Retreat to this year-round home on over 30 private acres on serene Lawry Pond with thoughtful landscape design and stonework, beautiful gardens, and woodlands. This 4-bedroom home offers comfortable one-floor living with an attached two-car garage and a generous guest space with a dedicated entrance. Learn more about this special lakefront property.
86A Mudgett Road, Newburgh, Maine
Offered at $1,250,000
Listed by Abigail Curless
Centrally located 14 miles from Bangor between the mountains and coast, this farm estate offers total privacy on over 7 acres of open fields and rolling woodlands. The 5-bedroom custom-built, energy-efficient home also boasts a small camp at the spring-fed pond’s edge with an additional large garage and fruit orchard. A beautiful, newly constructed barn is ready for your animals or hobbies. Learn more about this special lakefront homestead.
47 Lady Slipper Way, Gorham, Maine
Offered at $849,000
Represented by Tammy Ruda
This stunning custom-built home on 1.4 acres in Gorham offers backyard water views and deeded access to Wassamki Springs. The expansive backyard offers privacy and an ideal retreat for family and friends, with a path down to the pond to enjoy fishing, swimming, kayaking, ice skating and pond hockey. Learn more about this lakeside home here.
32 Pond Lane, Appleton, Maine
Offered at $750,000
Represented by Kate Jackson
This charming property on 2.4 acres features 530 feet of freshwater frontage on Sennebec Pond, including a year-round cottage, a charming sleeping cottage on the shore, and a large heated garage with an apartment. Learn more about this lakefront property here.
