Courtesy: Midcoast Home/Sea Glass
207-390-9299
Your Hobbs Pond Getaway in Hope, Maine Escape to the quiet side of the Midcoast at 71 Luce Lane. This small camp sits on 9.6 private acres in Hope and comes with a deeded right of way to Hobbs Pond, so the water is yours to enjoy whenever the mood strikes. Spend your days paddling, fishing, or swimming from your pond access, then come back to your own woods for a campfire, a trail walk, or simply some peace and quiet. With nearly ten acres, there's room to spread out, explore, and make it your own. Whether you're looking for a weekend retreat, a seasonal getaway, or a project with real potential, this property offers a rare combination of acreage, privacy, and pond access in one of the Midcoast's most sought-after small towns. Hope is just a short drive to Camden, Rockport, and Rockland, so you can have restaurants, harbors, and the coast within easy reach. Schedule your private showing today.
Courtesy: RE/MAX JARET & COHN
207-236-9626
Set in a peaceful wooded setting along the shore of Hobbs Pond in Maine's Midcoast, 25 Loon Lane offers a distinctive combination of waterfront, privacy, and year-round residential comfort, a rare offering along one of the region's most sought-after lakes. The property spans 2.39 acres and includes a little over 338 feet of shoreline, creating an exceptional connection to the water with opportunities for swimming, boating, kayaking, and fishing right from your own shoreline, along with front-row seats to the changing seasons. Handcrafted in 1981, the three-bedroom, two-bath log-style home has been thoughtfully updated throughout, blending rustic character with modern comfort. A first-floor primary suite offers effortless single-level living, while extensive bathroom updates, including new fixtures, vanities, and sinks, along with fresh upstairs flooring and updated lighting and ceiling fans, bring a bright, refreshed feel to every room. The kitchen has been reimagined with quartz countertops, an electric cooktop, and a new wall-mounted oven and microwave, a space as functional as it is beautiful. A full basement adds valuable storage and utility space, while a woodstove hearth, paired with an already-split supply of firewood, invites long, cozy evenings once the cooler seasons set in. Outdoor living is just as well considered. A screened back porch offers a bug-free retreat on summer evenings, while the front porch takes in a sweeping view over Hobbs Pond, ideal for morning coffee or sunset gatherings. A two-bay garage and woodshed, set along the private dirt road, provide substantial space for vehicles, recreational equipment, and firewood storage, and a whole-house generator ensures comfort and peace of mind in every season. The wooded setting offers privacy while keeping the broader Midcoast region close. Surrounding communities offering dining, shopping, and outside recreational activities just minutes away.
Courtesy: Camden Coast Real Estate
207-236-1111
Feel the natural draw of the Maine woods and lakes from this uncomplicated, year-round log home nestled along the southwesterly shore of Hobbs Pond. Recently updated with new flooring, interior paint, landscaping, and other improvements, this comfortable two-bedroom, two-bath home offers an inviting covered lakeside porch and a long dock extending into the water, providing easy access to 340 feet of sun-soaked waterfront. The separate two-car garage offers excellent space for hobbies, projects, and storage. Hobbs Pond is ideal for fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, or swimming, with all of it just steps from the door. Set on a large lot with open water views and a mix of mature oaks and pines, the property has a wonderfully private lakeside feel while remaining conveniently close to everyday amenities. The local general store is just two miles away, while Camden and Lincolnville Beach are approximately 15 minutes by car, offering additional shops, restaurants, galleries, and access to the coast. A peaceful Maine retreat with the simple pleasures of lake life right outside your door.
Courtesy: Cates Real Estate
207-701-5600
Bring your vision to this flexible property that blends space, serenity, and opportunity. Built in 1988 and offering an impressive 3,138 square feet of living space, this former group home and school is ready for its next chapter. Whether you envision a sprawling single-family residence with room for everyone, a creative multi-unit conversion, or a unique residential project, the possibilities here are as vast as the landscape. The home features a versatile floor plan with 15 rooms, including 8 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 2 half baths. With the convenience of one-floor living and an expansive, open layout, the interior feels remarkably roomy and adaptable. Recent cosmetic improvements have already begun to refresh the space, while a full, unfinished, walk-out basement and a sprinkler system provide a solid foundation for your future plans. Set on just under 2 acres of land, the property offers a quiet, private setting tucked nicely off the road. A winding driveway leads you to a home with a desirable westerly orientation, perfect for enjoying peaceful afternoons in a classic country environment. Despite this tranquil atmosphere, you are never far from local amenities--downtown Camden is just a short twenty-minute drive away. This property is a rare find for those looking to create something truly special. Schedule your visit today and imagine the future you can build here. Property is also listed as multi-family MLS# 1677629.
Hope is located in Maine. Hope, Maine has a population of 1,730. Hope is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 40.28% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.74%.
The median household income in Hope, Maine is $74,288. The median household income for the surrounding county is $63,399 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Hope is 44.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 10.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.9 inches per year, with 67.2 inches of snow per year.
