Courtesy: Fontaine Family-The Real Estate Leader
207-784-3800
Looking for space, fresh air, and a place to make your own? This 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home sits on 3 acres and has all the makings of a classic Maine homestead. The property already has fruit trees, gardens, berries, and plenty of flowers throughout the seasons. Inside, you'll find new vinyl replacement windows and outside you have fresh paint, giving you a great head start while still leaving room to make the home your own! If you enjoy getting outside, you'll love the convenient access to the ITS 82 trail system. Sunday River is also about 30 minutes away for skiing, golf, dining, and year-round recreation. Whether you're looking for room to garden, space to enjoy the land, or a home base close to western Maine's outdoor recreation, this is the property for you!
Courtesy: The Maine Real Estate Experience
207-345-2207
Welcome to your quiet retreat in Andover! Nestled on a beautifully landscaped 0.5-acre lot, this home offers classic rural country charm surrounded by colorful wildflowers and mature bushes. The interior features a cozy 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom mobile home with an inviting, rustic country style that feels warm and comfortable from the moment you step inside. Outside, you'll find a versatile detached workshop/outbuilding, perfect for vehicle storage, hobbies, equipment, or extra workspace. Whether you're looking for an affordable primary residence, a seasonal getaway, or a peaceful country homebase, this property delivers simple living with plenty of outdoor elbow room.
Courtesy: EXP Realty
888-439-8743
Affordable and adorable year-round camp in the 4-season recreational paradise of Andover Maine. Snowmobile/ATV right from the yard. Launch your boat on big, beautiful Richardson Lake just up the road, or jump on the Appalachian Trail for a hike, only 5 minutes away. Fantastic hunting and world class fishing as well! The cabin has 660 square feet, has a kerosene monitor heater, is furnished, has a full kitchen, sleeping quarters, and a bathroom with sink & shower. There's an outhouse close by or if you prefer, add a composting toilet or a septic system. Lots of upgrades including a new well pump, new water heater, freshly painted interior and new appliances too. Stop dreaming and start living! Book a showing before it's gone
Courtesy: Cassie Mason Real Estate
207-418-1560
Experience the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and natural beauty with this stunning timber frame home, crafted from beautiful Douglas fir. Situated on a large parcel of land, this property offers unparalleled privacy and tranquility, surrounded by nature's serene landscape. The home showcases a striking open-concept living area with exposed beams, and large windows that flood the space with light. The stylish direct vent gas stoves act as the heart of the home, providing warmth and ambiance with modern convenience. The expansive yard is perfect for entertaining, gardening, or simply soaking in the peace and privacy of the surrounding nature. This home is an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of nature's paradise, combining timeless craftsmanship with modern luxury. Just 30 minutes from Sunday River and Mt. Abram, this home is perfect for winter sports enthusiasts. Enjoy year-round access to a variety of outdoor activities including hiking and snowmobiling.
Courtesy: Fontaine Family-The Real Estate Leader
207-784-3800
Discover the possibilities with this unique 6.9 +/- acre property in Andover, Maine, offering the perfect blend of privacy, recreation and future potential. With land located on both sides of Birch Way, this property provides exceptional flexibility and over 450+/- feet of frontage along scenic Black Brook, creating a beautiful natural setting to enjoy year-round. A recently constructed 28' x 32' two car garage offers ample storage for vehicles, equipment and outdoor toys, while the unfinished space above is ready to be completed to suit your needs-whether you are envisioning a season retreat, guest quarters, workshop or future living space. Adding even more value, a 4-bedroom septic system is already installed, providing a head start for future development. Conveniently located near outdoor recreation, ITS trails and all that Western Maine has to offer, this property presents a rare opportunity to build, invest or simply enjoy your own slice of Maine. Don't miss your chance to own this versatile waterfront property with endless potential.
Courtesy: Bearfoot Realty
207-539-6060
This adorable little house is nestled in the heart of Andover Village. It is located only 30 minutes from Sunday River Ski Resort and minutes to the Appalachian Trail. Situated between Bethel and Rangeley, this one bedroom/one bath cottage is ideal for someone looking to downsize or maybe this is your first home or maybe you are searching for the perfect getaway spot. If you are looking for an investment opportunity, this has been a successful rental as a tiny house for multiple years. It also has been a print shop and there was a sandwich shop there at one time. Remodeled back in 2006 & 2019, you will find many updates. Within the 662 sq feet, there is a good size living room area, a breakfast bar, hardwood flooring and charming original ceilings. The kitchen has plenty of space and pretty cabinets. New interior paint and newer appliances. The home is cozy and so inviting and we warn you that you may not want to leave. Be sure to bring your kayak, mountain bike, snowmobile, ATV,, fishing poles and hiking boots as Andover is an outdoor paradise. If you love horseback riding, there are multiple trails just for that. You are conveniently located in the middle of town with Mills Market adjacent to the property along with the park. Come fall in love! Schedule your showing today!
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty
207-879-9800
Have you ever imagined waking up to the water steps from your camp, with the sun rising over crystal-clear waters and golden sandy beaches at your doorstep? This is your chance to make that dream a reality on the legendary Richardson Lake—a rare and coveted opportunity that doesn't come along often. Tucked away on a spacious 7 Islands lease with room to expand, this completely remodeled camp blends modern comforts with the magic of true wilderness. Inside, the natural pine ceiling, and sheetrock, with white-washed pine on the porch create a warm, airy glow, while a propane-fired refrigerator and fully propane-served kitchen keep life simple and efficient. Completely off-grid and powered by a generator or batteries, this retreat offers the rare gift of disconnecting from the everyday and reconnecting with what matters most. Recent upgrades have elevated the property's beauty and function: a freshly resurfaced blue shale driveway, new stain on the camp's exterior, and upgraded decking invite you to step outside and breathe in the crisp mountain air. Spend your mornings gliding across the lake in a canoe, afternoons hopping from one pristine sandy beach to another in perfect solitude, and evenings gathered under an endless canopy of stars with the fire pit crackling beside you. Richardson Lake is known for its exceptional fishing, abundant wildlife, and untouched beauty—loons calling in the distance, moose wandering the shoreline, and water so clear you can see the sandy bottom. Whether you're looking for an adventurous summer getaway, a peaceful place to write your own story, or a gathering spot for family and friends, this is a place where memories are made. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of this rare and treasured lakefront paradise.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Realty
207-967-9900
Once in a lifetime a commercial property becomes available that is steeped in American history while retaining its timeless elegance, offering a compelling business opportunity in a unique mountain and riverfront setting. This is that property. The Merrill House is a vast Gilded Age country estate with a storied past, on 126 acres in the beautiful mountains of Western Maine. In the early 1900s, Henry Varnum Poor (founder of Standard & Poor's, later the S&P 500) carried out the final expansion, with contributions from influential architects Stanford White and Frederick Law Olmstead. It has been home to 8 generations of the same family, the setting for a major motion picture, and a profitable retreat, event, and vacation rental venue. The property offers extensive manicured lawns, gardens, trails, and magnificent views. The main home boasts 16 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, a stately dining room, and an impressive Great Hall for which photos do not do justice. There are also income-producing caretaker's cottage and barns, and generous garage and workshop space. Originally homesteaded in 1791, the Merrill House is poised for its next owner to carry on its legacy, own a piece of American history, and operate a successful business in a setting like no other. Perhaps a retreat center, outdoor adventure base, or wedding venue. The property is partially heated, supporting three-season occupancy of up to 32 overnight guests, and four season for up to 12 overnight with 6 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half baths, study, & Great Hall, with 200-amp electrical service and updated plumbing. Merrill House is surrounded by four-season outdoor recreation. Bethel, ME is about 30 minutes away, as are the Sunday River and Black Mountain ski areas. The Appalachian Trail is about 12 minutes away, and numerous walking, biking, ski, and motorsports trails right out the door. Rangeley, ME is about 1 hour away and Portland International Jetport and North Conway, NH are about 90 minutes away.
Andover is located in Maine. Andover, Maine has a population of 732. Andover is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 13.43% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 24.25%.
The median household income in Andover, Maine is $41,645. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,384 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Andover is 55.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 1.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 44.5 inches per year, with 108.3 inches of snow per year.
