Courtesy: Lynam Real Estate Agency
207-288-3334
Restorable antique Cape with lovely views of distant hills and tended fields, recent upgrades and loads of potential, ready for its next chapter! Perched gracefully on a hillside with a front deck overlooking hundreds of acres of undeveloped land, this West Brooksville property offers excellent scenery, bird watching opportunities, and two boat launches within a few miles. Downtown Blue Hill only fifteen minutes' drive away. Built in the early-mid 1800s, and also consisting of a two-story attached barn/shed, recent improvements include a metal roof, heat pumps, electrical updates, and a whole-house automatic generator.
Courtesy: Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty
207-780-8900
Discover a rare opportunity to own one of Brooksville's most historic waterfront properties. Known as the original Wasson's Wharf, this remarkable offering features approximately 254 feet of deep-water frontage on the Bagaduce River as it opens to Castine Harbor, where 23 clipper ships were launched during Brooksville's renowned shipbuilding era. At the water's edge sits the original boathouse, thoughtfully preserved and currently operating as a seasonal rental, providing immediate income potential while you plan your future waterfront home. Above the shore, a gently elevated homesite has been carefully positioned to capture breathtaking westerly sunsets across Castine Harbor with the Camden Hills rising in the distance. A 4-bedroom septic design has already been approved, making it easy to begin creating your dream coastal retreat. A sweeping meadow leads gracefully to the shoreline, offering a picturesque setting rich in natural beauty and maritime heritage. Whether enjoying the peaceful waterfront, launching a kayak, or simply watching boats navigate one of Maine's most scenic waterways, this property offers an exceptional connection to the coast. Brooksville's rich maritime history comes alive here, where shipbuilders, sailors, and merchants once helped shape Maine's seafaring legacy. Today, the property presents a unique opportunity to preserve that history while creating a legacy of your own. Ideally located just 20 minutes from the vibrant coastal village of Blue Hill, with its acclaimed restaurants, galleries, shops, and yacht club, and approximately one hour from Acadia National Park and Mount Desert Island, this extraordinary property offers the perfect balance of privacy, convenience, recreation, and history. Whether you envision a year-round waterfront residence, a seasonal retreat, or simply wish to own a remarkable piece of Maine's maritime past, Wasson's Wharf is truly a once-in-a-generation offering.
Courtesy: Compass Point Real Estate, Inc.
207-374-5300
Built in 1901, the historic Buck's Harbor Inn spent the final decades of the 20th century as the beating heart of Buck's Harbor. Under innkeepers Ann and Peter Ebeling, the house welcomed sailors, offering a hot meal, comfortable bed, and genuine Maine hospitality. Locals gathered here too, for food, drink, and easy conversation. The Inn later became the Ebeling family residence-and today, a rare historic offering on the Blue Hill Peninsula. The property is located in the heart of the village-steps from the waterfront The welcoming open porch is the perfect perch for watching village life unfold. Inside, the foyer opens to a staircase and one of two parlors. The first floor also offers a formal dining room, a spacious kitchen with commercial upgrades, and an enclosed, heated sun porch with a 1/2 bath. Back stairs off the kitchen once led to the maids' quarters. The layout on the 2nd and 3rd floors easily accommodated guests in the inn's working years and offers flexibility today with its 6 bedrooms, maids' quarters, 2-FBs, 1-1/2B and sitting room. Toward the back of the home-a spacious workshop and 2-car garage. To the rear, a private 1-2BR apartment with private entrance, open kitchen-dining-living area, and FB-ideal for extended family, guests, or rental income. Tucked beneath, there is a versatile multipurpose room, once used as an office, with private entrance and easy potential as a quiet retreat or hobby room. S. Brooksville is in the midst of a quiet revitalization. Just steps away, the village offers Buck's Harbor Yacht Club, Buck's Harbor Market, Buck's Restaurant, Buck's Harbor Marina, along with a newly opened ice cream and coffee shop-signs of a village on the upswing while still holding onto its timeless character. Whether envisioned as a beloved family homestead, a multigenerational property with the rear apartment providing flexibility, 1 Steamboat Wharf has a genuine historic, well-documented story in a village setting that has captured hearts.
Courtesy: Parker Point Realty
207-412-3833
Discover the timeless appeal of Brooksville at 122 Coastal Road, where the beauty of Maine's coast sets the stage for relaxed living on 1.25 acres close to ME 176 and Walker Pond. The property features a large, historic home with original wood floors, trim, doors, windows, built-ins and custom cabinetry. The home has up to 7 bedrooms (2 potentially downstairs) and 3 full bathrooms with a centrally located kitchen, 3 separate living areas, a dining room, and mudroom access thru the garage. The ''Attic'' /Bonus room in the addition has custom woodwork and windows from floor to ceiling with lovely views of surrounding nature. The large, attached Maine style barn/garage has large, solid original beams, sliding wood doors, high ceilings, and room for multiple vehicles or small boats. This property is a nature lovers paradise with easy access to Blue Hill, Deer Isle, and Ellsworth. Brooksville is one of the Peninsula's most scenic communities, offering easy access to public boat launches, beaches, hiking, and the scenic Buck's Harbor Marina area that defines Downeast Maine. This could be a great single family residence, rental, or a place for your business.
Courtesy: Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty
207-780-8900
Tucked away in a private setting on Sunset Road in Brooksville, this completely renovated and updated three-season cottage is positioned on over one acre overlooking 185 feet of stunning deep-water frontage on Eggemoggin Reach, a perfect place to launch a kayak or moor a boat. The home offers plenty of room with three first-floor bedrooms and two full baths. The second floor includes an office, along with an additional play or sleeping area. The first-floor living space features a wood stove, cathedral ceilings, and opens to a screened-in porch and deck overlooking landscaped gardens, granite tidal pools, the waterfront, and views of Pumpkin Island Light. A separate garden/work shed, along with a pad offering electricity and plumbing, provides potential for a garage, guest house, or additional living space.
Courtesy: Compass Point Real Estate, Inc.
207-374-5300
This charming three-bedroom antique Cape is ideally sited on a knoll and offers a wonderful opportunity for those seeking charm, potential, and a connection to nature. This sweet home has retained much of its original character, with period moldings and timeless architectural details. But, there is work to do--this is a project home -- restoring it will take vision and hands-on effort, and it's best suited to a person who wants to invest sweat equity into bringing it back to life. Some improvements have already been completed, but there is plenty of work ahead, and the next owner will have the chance to shape the home entirely to their own taste and needs. The home features a convenient first-floor bedroom with a walk-in closet and an adjacent full bath. Additional bedrooms and full bath on the second floor. A later addition created a spacious second-floor bonus room, previously used as an art studio, offering flexibility for a home office, creative space, or guest accommodations -- though like the rest of the home, it will benefit from updating. Included with the property is a separate waterfront parcel on Walkers Pond with approximately 140 feet of shoreline. While this lot is not buildable, it provides access to the pond for kayaking, canoeing, and other recreational activities -- note that a path would need to be cut through the existing growth to reach the water's edge. Surrounded by wildlife and natural beauty, this property is perfect for a buyer looking to take on a restoration project while becoming part of the community effort to help preserve and protect this beautiful pond for future generations.
Brooksville is located in Maine. Brooksville, Maine 04617has a population of 879. Brooksville 04617 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 30.69% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 24.7%.
The median household income in Brooksville, Maine 04617 is $52,917. The median household income for the surrounding county is $60,354 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Brooksville 04617 is 60.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 6.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.6 inches per year, with 62.9 inches of snow per year.
