Courtesy: Midcoast Home/Sea Glass
207-390-9299
Working lobster wharf, seasonal restaurant, and income real estate offered together under one ownership. The 300-seat restaurant spans two levels: indoor dining and an open-air harborside deck above; covered open-air bar, lobster room, additional seating, and the Hardy Boat Cruises ticket booth below, with live music weekly in season. Hardy Boat Cruises leases dock space for Monhegan ferry service and puffin and seal excursions, providing lease income and steady visitor traffic. Also included: a small home on its own lot adjacent to the wharf; a lot across the street used for employee overflow parking; and a lot with two mobile homes used for employee housing, with parking leased to Hardy Boat Cruises. Restaurant, wharf, housing, and parking convey together — a turnkey hospitality business, a working commercial waterfront, and the staff housing coastal Maine operators can rarely find. A once-in-a-generation offering in New Harbor/Bristol.
Courtesy: Midcoast Home/Sea Glass
207-390-9299
On the market after 27 years! Shaw's Fish & Lobster Wharf, New Harbor — a working lobster wharf and seasonal restaurant on the Pemaquid Peninsula, offered together. The restaurant sits on the second level with indoor seating and an open-air deck over the harbor. The lower level holds the open-air covered bar, the lobster room, the Hardy Boat Cruises ticket booth, and additional seating, with weekly live music through the season. The wharf remains in active commercial use, and Hardy Boat Cruises leases dock space here for Monhegan Island ferry service and puffin and seal excursions — rental income to the owner plus steady foot traffic through the property. Few properties on the Maine coast pair a commercial wharf with a licensed restaurant and an established marine tenant under one ownership.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty
207-879-9800
Turnkey restaurant opportunity in New Harbor, Maine. Built in 2017, the 2,363± square-foot freestanding building sits on 2.1± acres and was purpose-built as a destination dining venue. The property features a brand-new, never-used commercial kitchen, custom interior millwork, and indoor and outdoor seating for more than 125 guests, offering a rare opportunity for an owner/operator or investor to enter the Mid-Coast Maine market with minimal upfront capital investment. The property benefits from proximity to several of the region's top attractions, including Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, Pemaquid Beach Park, and Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site. A spacious outdoor patio with a bandstand and potential bar area enhances the venue's appeal for live entertainment, private events, and community gatherings, creating multiple revenue streams beyond traditional dining. In addition to the main restaurant building, the offering includes a 3,000± square-foot barn equipped with running water and electricity, providing flexibility for catering operations, storage, or potential conversion to staff housing or an owner's residence (subject to approvals).
Courtesy: Newcastle Realty
207-563-1003
Located in desirable Bristol at the gateway to the Pemaquid Peninsula and just minutes from Damariscotta amenities, this fully renovated mixed-use property offers exceptional flexibility with intentional, high-quality construction throughout. Set on approximately 5.1 acres along Route 130, the property features two well-appointed residential units above a large garage/workshop space -- thoughtfully designed and built for durability and long-term performance. This is a carefully envisioned renovation with independent systems serving each space. Each one-bedroom, one-bath apartment includes granite countertops in kitchens and baths, induction cooktops with air-fryer electric ovens, and fully exterior-vented kitchen hood and bath ventilation systems. Bright interiors and efficient layouts complement the solid craftsmanship and strong rental history. Every unit is separately metered with its own electrical service, dedicated hot water heater, and individual cable connection. The property is further enhanced by a whole-building water filtration system, continuous mechanical air exchange for improved indoor air quality, and a generator transfer switch ready for backup power installation. The garage/workshop component offers high ceilings, bay access, a private half bath, epoxy flake flooring, and generous parking -- suitable for trades, storage, hobby use, or additional income potential (subject to local approvals). With strong visibility and consistent traffic counts, this property pairs income opportunity with superior mechanical systems and quality finishes in one of Midcoast Maine's most desirable coastal communities. A rare offering for owner-occupants or investors seeking flexibility without compromising on construction standards.
Courtesy: LandVest, Inc.
207-236-3543
The Gosnold Arms is a classic Maine inn on New Harbor with a total of 5.56± acres, 218± feet of frontage on the harbor, and very good views of New Harbor and out to Muscongus Bay. The property includes the historic inn with ten private guest rooms, a three-bedroom owner's suite, charming public spaces, and potential restaurant space. There are a number of additional multi-unit guest cottages; two cottages (5 units) are located at the water's edge, the others are tucked into the hillside behind the inn in a semi-private wooded setting. The entire property would be suitable for continued commercial use, or it could be converted back to a single-family residence or family compound. The property also has a substantial pier with a ramp and float on New Harbor, a delightful summer community close to a number of desirable attractions, restaurants, and amenities.
Courtesy: Portside Real Estate Group
207-536-4222
The Bradley Inn was built in the early 1900's as a boarding house and converted to an inn as the area became a vacation destination. The nearly three- acre property offers multiple seating areas in which to enjoy the beautiful perennial gardens and fresh ocean air filled with the sound of the surf and sea gulls. The main inn includes 10 guest rooms, 1 guest suite, and several common spaces with fireplaces for guests to enjoy. The Carriage House is a renovated barn that contains two guest rooms, one guest suite, and is set slightly away from the main inn. The suite features a living room with fireplace, full kitchen, a primary bedroom plus a sleeping loft. The Garden Cottage is a spacious, standalone cottage with a comfortable seating area, full bathroom and private outdoor porch. There is also a lovely one bedroom owner's quarters, with heat pump and a brand new kitchen!The restaurant and pub at the Bradley Inn is considered one of the best casual fine dining establishments in the area. And there is the Seabreeze Spa on site...a small cottage next to the Main Inn that offers a lovely sauna and guests massage services.This is an inn that checks so many boxes. Good size/number of rooms, events, food and beverage, literally steps from a popular coastal attraction, an owner's apartment, and so much potential!
Bristol is located in Maine. Bristol, Maine has a population of 2,819. Bristol is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 16.57% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.29%.
The median household income in Bristol, Maine is $72,083. The median household income for the surrounding county is $62,121 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Bristol is 59.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 12.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.9 inches per year, with 63.6 inches of snow per year.
