
How’d You Like to Live in a Concrete Sculpture?
Real Estate
A handful of homes built or enhanced by creative types recently hit the market, allowing buyers to live with (or in) their favorite art form.
Read MoreA handful of homes built or enhanced by creative types recently hit the market, allowing buyers to live with (or in) their favorite art form.
Read MoreBeyond the 1906 home’s purple front door are loads of original features ready to be spiffed up.
Read MoreA merchant’s neglected — but creative! — multi-style home is ready for industrious new owners.
Read MoreWith a little love, this elegant (if a bit off-kilter) former store will shine anew on Cherryfield’s Main Street.
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Read MoreIt’s the million-dollar question. Fortunately, you don’t have to spend that much to score a sweet cottage (or two) near your preferred body of water in Maine
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Once the center of a family farm, a modest Cape surprises with elegant touches.
Read MoreSoutherners don’t have a monopoly on gracious porches. As proof, we give you six Maine dwellings with sweet wraparound, pergolaed, double-decker, and farmhouse-style shelters ready for you and your favorite rocking chair.
Read MorePhotographed by Dave Dostie
A roomy farmhouse with charming peaked windows awaits an owner to finish a renovation project.
Read MoreThis Rumford dwelling is among some of the finest company housing built in late-19th-century America.
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