Maine’s real estate landscape is defined by its rocky coastlines, iconic lighthouses, and secluded lakefronts—each home a testament to craftsmanship set within nature’s splendor. From Mount Desert’s sweeping ocean views to York’s sleek coastal elegance, these estates pair modern luxury with the timeless charm of New England.
Here are some of the most expensive homes currently on the market in Maine, where forest trails and salt air are just beyond your door.
5. Raymond, ME – $5,595,000
Positioned on 1.75 acres of Sheehans Island on Sebago Lake, this 5,474 square feet single-family home offers 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms in a private, year-round setting. Built in 2006, the residence features a chef’s kitchen, multiple living spaces, a primary suite with lake views, and access to 186 feet of sandy beach with a full dock system. Offered at $5,595,000, the property includes a heated two-car garage, game areas, and expansive lakefront patios ideal for outdoor living.
Where is Raymond?
Raymond is a town in Cumberland County, Maine, situated between Sebago Lake and Crescent Lake. It offers water-based recreation and serves as a summer destination. The town includes part of the Sebago Lake State Park. Raymond is part of the Portland–South Portland–Biddeford metropolitan area.
Living Room
Double-height ceilings and a tall stone fireplace define the living room, flanked by built-in shelving and a large TV. Leather seating and rustic wood accents bring warmth to the space, which sits below an open loft and staircase. Wide plank floors and exposed beams tie the room into the home’s cabin-style structure.
Kitchen
Wooden beams, stone backsplash, and a mix of white and natural cabinetry ground the kitchen in a rustic-modern style. A large island with seating for five anchors the space beneath recessed lighting. Stainless steel appliances and ample storage make the room practical and open to the rest of the house.
Dining Room
Large windows frame lake views in the dining room, where a wood ceiling and beams match the long table below. Mixed woven chairs surround the table, set beside sliding doors leading to the outdoor seating area. Potted plants and simple decor add natural touches to the lakeside setting.
Bedroom
French doors in the bedroom open to a private balcony overlooking the water, with floor-to-ceiling windows on either side. A wood bed frame, soft textiles, and neutral tones shape a peaceful retreat. Matching nightstands and lamps complete the layout with balanced symmetry.
Patio
Lakeside views surround the patio, where multiple seating areas are arranged on stone pavers under tall trees. Lounge chairs, a dining table, and planters filled with flowers create zones for gathering and relaxation. Steps away, the dock leads directly out to the water.
Listing agent: Barbara Lewis of Century 21 North East, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
4. Cape Elizabeth, ME – $5,750,000
Surrounded by over 15 acres on the Maine coast, this 6,456 square feet single-family estate features 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, built in 2019. The property includes over 11 acres of protected land and 200 feet of private beach frontage, blending privacy with coastal access. Listed at $5,750,000, the home offers curated grounds, a large patio, and a layout designed for both everyday living and entertaining.
Where is Cape Elizabeth?
Cape Elizabeth is a coastal town in southern Maine, just south of Portland. It’s home to Fort Williams Park and the iconic Portland Head Light, the state’s oldest lighthouse. The town features rocky shores, beaches, and scenic ocean views. Cape Elizabeth is largely residential and known for its public access to coastal lands.
Kitchen
Glass pendant lights hang over the island in the kitchen, which features all-white cabinetry, countertops, and trim. A row of windows above the sink opens to the side yard, allowing plenty of daylight into the galley-style layout. Wooden bar stools and stainless steel appliances add warmth and contrast.
Dining Room
Vaulted ceilings and shiplap walls surround the dining room, where tall windows on every side frame the wooded winter landscape. A long wooden table sits over a green geometric rug, centered beneath a sculptural chandelier. A small stove in the corner adds function to the bright, open space.
Bedroom
A white loft railing tops the main bedroom, where a bold orange bed frame and matching accents break up the clean palette. Built-in stairs lead to an upper level, while horizontal shiplap continues throughout the tall walls and ceiling. Windows on each side bring in soft natural light from the trees.
Bathroom
Floating vanities and marble walls define the bathroom, where dual sinks and a sculptural freestanding tub face out to the wooded backyard. A wood-paneled wall encloses the soaking area, stepping up on a marble base beneath wide windows. Open shelving and modern finishes keep the room sleek and functional.
Rec Room
Guitars, banjos, and art line the walls of the recreation room, which centers around a pool table in front of a large portrait. Multiple seating areas surround the space, mixing textiles and wood furniture over concrete floors. Bright white walls and overhead lights keep the space clean and creative.
Listing agent: Anne Bosworth of Legacy Properties Sotheby’S International Realty, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
3. York, ME – $6,995,000
Framing the Maine coastline with 6,054 square feet of modern design, this 2007-built oceanfront home offers 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms on a one-acre lot. A multi-level layout includes floor-to-ceiling windows, a heated infinity-edge pool, multiple decks, and a gourmet kitchen with Zebrano wood veneer.
Valued at $6,995,000, the residence also features a three-car garage, radiant heat, and custom architectural elements throughout.
Where is York?
York is a historic town on the southern coast of Maine, near the New Hampshire border. Founded in 1624, it’s one of the oldest towns in the state. York includes beaches, the Nubble Lighthouse, and Mount Agamenticus. The town is made up of several villages, including York Harbor and York Beach.
Living Room
Floor-to-ceiling glass walls wrap the living room, opening up to sweeping ocean views and a wood-accented interior. A suspended black fireplace sits between modern lounge chairs and a sectional sofa, centered on a textured area rug. Light hardwood flooring and clean lines define the open, coastal setting.
Dining Room
Glass windows and sliding doors in the dining room offer unobstructed views of the water just beyond the rocky shore. A glass table with black chairs sits on a large patterned rug beneath a crystal pendant light. A painted folding screen with crane and pine motifs adds contrast against the neutral walls.
Kitchen
Curved wood paneling on the island anchors the kitchen, with dark cabinetry and stainless steel appliances forming a backdrop. A wall of glass doors opens to a patio and garden space, connecting the interior to the outdoors. Bar seating and a round breakfast nook complete the multi-functional layout.
Bedroom
Expansive windows line the bedroom, bringing the ocean into view from the bed and sculpted red lounger. Clean architectural lines and a modern fireplace are set against a soft palette and warm wood beams. Minimal furniture keeps the focus on the wall of glass and water beyond.
Pool Area
Glass walls and cedar siding surround the pool area, which includes a sunken spa and wooden decking that wraps the water. The courtyard design allows access to the pool from multiple indoor rooms. Panoramic sea views extend past the house, visible from all edges of the outdoor space.
Listing agent: Anne Erwin Real Estate of Anne Erwin Sotheby’S International Realty, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
2. Bar Harbor, ME – $7,400,000
Perched above Frenchman Bay on Sols Cliff, Eastern Watch spans 6,216 square feet with 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms across a main house and carriage house. Originally built in 1995 and fully remodeled in 2006, the estate includes a timber-frame main residence with a cathedral living area and a separate apartment with a bunk room above the carriage house.
Set on a high bluff in Bar Harbor and offered at $7,400,000, it features expansive views, a 130-foot terrace with outdoor kitchen, and direct trail access to Acadia National Park.
Where is Bar Harbor?
Bar Harbor is a coastal town on Mount Desert Island in Maine. It borders Acadia National Park and serves as a popular base for park visitors. The town has a history as a Gilded Age resort and a hub for marine research. Bar Harbor offers access to Cadillac Mountain, one of the first places to see sunrise in the U.S.
Living Room
Two-story ceilings and a massive stone fireplace define the living room, surrounded by floral and checkered upholstery. Exposed wood framing and tall windows bring in natural light across the open-plan space. A red couch and matching patterns add a cozy contrast to the stone and timber.
Sunroom
Glass-paned double doors and wraparound windows make the sunroom bright and connected to the surrounding deck. Slate flooring contrasts with the wood ceiling, while lounge chairs and a dining set offer flexible seating. Painted furniture and soft blue patterns give the room a relaxed, coastal look.
Office and Lounge
Vaulted ceilings with exposed beams span the office and lounge, combining workspace, seating, and a media area. A fireplace and built-in cabinetry anchor one end, while multiple windows and glass doors open toward a balcony view. Hardwood floors and rich wood furniture give the room a warm, finished tone.
Bedroom
French doors open the bedroom to a balcony view, while blue walls and tall windows keep the room airy and bright. A bay window nook adds a separate sitting area, surrounded by light from every direction. Hardwood floors and traditional furnishings tie it all together with a classic, colorful style.
Bathroom
Pebble-style flooring and beige tile wrap the bathroom, where a raised tub sits beside multiple windows facing the trees. A walk-in shower with dual showerheads lines the adjacent wall, framed by pale blue paint and white trim. Natural light fills the entire space from two sides.
Listing agent: Steven Shelton of Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate/The Masiello Group, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
1. Mount Desert, ME – $11,300,000
Located in Seal Harbor, this 8,026 square feet single-family estate was built in 2012 and includes 6 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms across a 6.52-acre property. The main residence spans 6,861 square feet, with an additional 1,165 square feet in the guest and pool house, which includes a heated gunite pool and terrace.
Listed at $11,300,000, the home offers ocean views, custom design by Keith Kroeger, high-end finishes, and private access to Acadia National Park.
Where is Mount Desert?
Mount Desert is located on Mount Desert Island in Hancock County, Maine. It includes parts of Acadia National Park and the villages of Northeast Harbor and Seal Harbor. The town is known for its rugged coastline and hiking trails. It has long attracted seasonal residents and visitors seeking outdoor recreation.
Living Room
Vaulted ceilings with painted beams stretch across the living room, where soft-toned furniture surrounds a fireplace with a stone surround. Oversized windows look out to the sloped terrain, while pendant lights anchor the tall ceiling space. Multiple sitting areas fill the open layout with a mix of casual and formal arrangements.
Library
Black paneled walls and built-in bookshelves define the library, where a fireplace sits opposite floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Plush seating and a central table fill the space, layered with textured rugs and furs. A modern chandelier and monochrome art finish off the moody reading atmosphere.
Bedroom
Wood plank walls and vaulted ceilings wrap the bedroom, which opens to a covered balcony through sliding glass doors. Light-colored textiles and minimal furniture create a clean, airy look. Coastal artwork and natural finishes tie the interior to the view outside.
Bathroom
Tall windows in the bathroom overlook the water and red foliage, positioned just behind a freestanding soaking tub. A marble-lined shower and white cabinetry complete the setup, contrasted by dark flooring. Wall-mounted fixtures and warm lighting add comfort to the crisp white space.
Pool Area
Framed by hedges and stone columns, the pool area extends from the side of the house with lounge chairs and a small outdoor dining space. A pergola with climbing vines adds structure and shade along the far side. Ocean views and a clear blue sky set the backdrop beyond the treeline.
Listing agent: Linda Jonas of Legacy Properties Sotheby’S International Realty, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
