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If you're dreaming of trading in the city buzz for the soothing sounds of the light waves and the occasional loon call, Maine's got you covered. Let's dive into some of the best lakeside towns.

There are several pros and cons of purchasing a historic home here in Maine. Let's dive in with a rundown of some of those that you should know before signing the purchase and sale agreement.

I'm always excited to get mail, but this was very odd.

This is a whole different level of owning a piece of history. These five vintage homes are straight out of the 1600s. Yep, they’re older than America itself.

You may have that lifelong goal of turning your favorite summer vacation spot into a regular weekend getaway or even a full-time home. The major obstacle for many of us is the high price of real estate, especially in beach towns.

Maine offers some of the most amazing waterfront properties in the country. But before you take the plunge and sign the papers, a little research on these important things can save you a lot of trouble...and money.

Kennebunkport is the most expensive town in Maine to buy a home, with the average cost of a home being just over $1,000,000.

The general conception with most buyers is that the highest offer gets the home. Let’s be honest, that does play a big role. However, there are several other things you can do to sweeten the offer.

Let's daydream for a bit.

Using a formula, new data has revealed a list of the top hot spots in the country where homebuyers are currently searching the most, and New England appears to be the hottest territory in the US.