Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Sandy River Realty
207-778-6333
Tucked into the woods high on Tory Hill, this warm and inviting Saltbox-style home sits on 14.35 surveyed acres in the heart of Western Maine. An expansive open lawn is surrounded by acres of woods, creating a wonderfully private setting with glimpses of the mountains beyond. Inside, natural wood, exposed beams and vaulted ceilings give the home the comfortable, rustic character that feels right at home here. The spacious living area features a fireplace, while the kitchen offers additional warmth from a woodstove set against a brick hearth. Two bedrooms upstairs continue the home's cozy character with wood-paneled walls and vaulted ceilings. Step outside to the screened porch, where morning coffee, summer dinners and quiet evenings come with the sounds of the woods just beyond the railing. With more than 14 acres, there's plenty of room to garden, wander, explore or simply enjoy having space of your own. Southern exposure offers solar potential, and the home was thoughtfully designed for easy winterization and includes some furnishings. And when you're ready to venture beyond your own acreage, some of Western Maine's best recreation is within reach—from skiing at Saddleback and exploring the Rangeley Lakes region to days on Webb Lake and the Sandy River, plus hiking, fishing, boating, ATV and snowmobile adventures throughout the area. Whether you're looking for a year-round home, seasonal retreat or private Maine getaway, this is a place made for enjoying the Western Maine lifestyle in every season. Privacy, acreage, recreation and a home full of warmth and character are waiting at the top of Tory Hill.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Sandy River Realty
207-778-6333
In-town convenience meets four-season Western Maine recreation! This 3-bedroom, 2-bath Cape offers approximately 1,600 square feet of living space on 0.30 acres in the heart of Phillips. Inside, you'll find comfortable, well-kept living spaces with plenty of natural light, warm wood trim, ample storage, and room to make the home your own. A versatile entry area offers additional space for a home office, mudroom, or everyday storage. An attached 2-car garage with direct entry makes Maine winters a little easier, while the covered front porch offers a welcoming spot to enjoy the warmer months. Adding even more versatility is a permitted former 1-bedroom apartment on the second floor, providing options for additional living space, guest accommodations, or potential future rental use. The home is heated by oil-fired hot water baseboard heat and offers additional storage space. One of the advantages of this location is having everyday necessities close by while being surrounded by some of Western Maine's best outdoor recreation. Grocery shopping, convenience stores, gas, the post office, library, and local dining are nearby, and the Sandy River is just a short distance from home. ATV and snowmobile trails, hiking, lakes, mountains, skiing, and year-round adventures are all within easy reach. Webb Lake and Porter Lake are approximately 20 minutes away, Farmington is about 30 minutes away, and Saddleback and the Rangeley Lakes Region are approximately 40 minutes away. Sugarloaf is also within easy driving distance for skiing, golfing, dining, and year-round recreation. Enjoy the convenience of living in town with the mountains, lakes, rivers, and trails of Western Maine waiting just beyond it.
Courtesy: Morton & Furbish Agency
207-864-5777
Located in downtown Phillips, this two-unit property puts you at the heart of western Maine's four-season outdoor recreation. With easy access to Rangeley, Kingfield, Saddleback Mountain, and Sugarloaf Mountain, you're never far from skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, hunting, boating, and exploring the beauty of Maine's North Woods. Phillips offers classic small-town charm, with the Sandy River winding through downtown and recreational trails all around. Winter brings downhill and cross-country skiing and snowmobiling, while warmer months are perfect for hiking, biking, fishing, boating, and ATV adventures. The property features upstairs and downstairs apartments, offering flexibility for an owner-occupant, investor, or recreational getaway. The functional second-floor apartment includes a kitchen, bathroom, and two bedrooms, while the first floor has been partially renovated and is ready for someone to continue the work. The property needs work, but it has good bones and plenty of potential. Live in the second-floor apartment while renovating the first, create a rental opportunity, or make this your own western Maine basecamp. Whether you're looking for an investment, a mountain getaway, or a project with potential, this property offers opportunity in a community surrounded by outdoor adventure. Bring your vision, embrace the outdoors, and make Phillips your home base for four-season adventure!
Courtesy: Morton & Furbish Agency
207-864-5777
Unique in-town opportunity at 71 Main Street in Phillips, offering the character of a historic Maine home with added flexibility for future residential or commercial use. Set in a visible Main Street location with water frontage, this property offers a distinctive setting for buyers seeking a primary residence, investment property, professional space, boutique hospitality concept, or possible wedding/event venue, subject to town approval, zoning, permitting, and any required licensing. The spacious grounds and convenient village setting may support a variety of creative uses, including outdoor gatherings, small events, business operations, lodging-related concepts, studio/gallery space, or mixed residential-commercial use, subject to all applicable approvals. The property also carries local historic interest, as the Phillips and Rangeley Railroad (P&R) originally had a station at this property, connecting it to Phillips' well-known railroad heritage and adding a memorable story for future owners, guests, or customers. Bring your vision to this rare Main Street property with residential comfort, commercial possibility, water frontage, and a piece of Phillips history. Buyers are encouraged to verify permitted uses, waterfront details, property history, and development requirements with the town and appropriate authorities.
Courtesy: Tim Dunham Realty
207-729-7297
BIG Potential in Beautiful Phillips, Maine! If you're looking for a property where a little vision and a lot of elbow grease could create something truly special, take a look at this one! Set on a level 1-acre lot in Phillips, Maine, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is loaded with space, possibilities, and potential. The home needs significant work and updating, but there's already plenty here to work with. In addition to the three bedrooms and two baths, you'll find a game room and swimming pool, giving the next owner an opportunity to create a property that's as much about having fun as it is about having a place to call home. Need space for vehicles, equipment, toys, projects, or storage? You'll love the large garage and barn with loft space--a major bonus for anyone looking for room to spread out, work on projects, or pursue their hobbies. Outside, the level, usable 1-acre lot provides plenty of breathing room and even more opportunity. This isn't a move-in-ready property--and we're not pretending it is. It's a project with possibilities. For the contractor, investor, renovator, or ambitious individual who can see beyond today's condition and envision what tomorrow could look like, this Phillips property may be well worth the effort. Bring your tools, bring your ideas, and bring this property back to life. The potential is already here--the next chapter is yours to create!
Courtesy: Allied Realty
207-778-9999
Steeped in history and rich with character, this extraordinary 13-room, 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath residence is a rare offering in the heart of Maine's Western Mountains. Originally home to Dr. Hoch's medical practice, this distinguished property has been thoughtfully transformed into an elegant bed and breakfast while preserving the craftsmanship, warmth, and enduring quality of its historic roots. From the moment you arrive, you'll appreciate the impeccable care and pride of ownership reflected throughout the home and its beautifully manicured grounds. Grand living spaces, generous guest accommodations, and timeless architectural details create an atmosphere of classic New England elegance that is increasingly difficult to find. An attached two-car garage provides direct access to the home, while a separate garage offers exceptional space for recreational vehicles, outdoor equipment, or a workshop. Every detail speaks to the home's remarkable condition and lasting construction. Perfectly positioned just off Route 4 on the scenic gateway to the Rangeley Lakes Region, this exceptional property is surrounded by some of Maine's finest four-season recreation, including world-class fishing, boating, skiing, hiking, snowmobiling, and ATV adventures. Whether you envision continuing its legacy as a welcoming inn, creating an unforgettable family retreat, or simply owning one of the area's historic landmarks, this is a property where history, elegance, and opportunity come together. A truly exceptional offering that invites you to own a piece of Maine's past while embracing its future.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Sandy River Realty
207-778-6333
Welcome to 186 Park Street! This charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom Cape-style home offers affordable year-round living or the perfect recreational getaway. The main level features a spacious eat-in kitchen, living room, and a dedicated home office. An attached 1-car barn/garage is ideal for vehicle parking, a workshop, or storing your sleds and gear. Outside, you can relax on the covered porch and take in the peaceful surroundings of a nicely landscaped 3/4-acre lot on a dead-end road, complete with established raspberry bushes. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the location, which features direct access to the local snowmobile trail system right across the street, and the Moose Loop ATV trail system just down the road. This home serves as an ideal, affordable basecamp for all seasons, putting you just 22 minutes away from beautiful Mt. Blue State Park and Webb Lake in Weld for summer boating, swimming, camping, and hiking, while remaining a short drive from Toothaker Pond, the Sandy River, and the Daggett Rock Trail. For winter sports, you are perfectly positioned within easy driving distance of the region's top ski resorts, including being just 34 minutes from world-class skiing at Saddleback Mountain in Rangeley.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Sandy River Realty
207-778-6333
Rare opportunity to own a beautifully restored Maine farmhouse set on 100.56± acres with breathtaking mountain views. This unique property combines historic character with modern updates, featuring exposed original beams from the 1850s and a complete rebuild to current building specifications. The spacious home offers 2,551± square feet of living space, including 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, spread across two full stories. Two woodstoves provide added warmth and comfort during Maine winters, while the covered porch and deck offer the perfect places to relax and take in the spectacular scenery. The property is well-equipped for those seeking a homestead, hobby farm, or private retreat, with expansive fields, established fruit trees and fruit bushes, a 3-car attached garage, large barn currently used for woodworking and storage, a 200-square-foot root cellar, a 12x16 outbuilding, and a firepit area perfectly positioned to enjoy the mountain views. Located in the heart of Maine's outdoor recreation region, this property offers convenient access to Sugarloaf, Saddleback, the Rangeley Lakes Region, and Webb Lake, all within an hour. Enjoy year-round activities including skiing, hiking, fishing, hunting, ATV riding, and snowmobiling. Everyday conveniences are also nearby, with grocery shopping, restaurants, local pubs, convenience stores, the post office, and library all within approximately 15 minutes. Whether you're looking for a year-round residence, recreational getaway, working homestead, or investment opportunity, the possibilities are endless. Large open fields may offer future subdivision potential or can be enjoyed as your own private slice of Western Maine. Come experience this remarkable property for yourself.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty
207-879-9800
Escape to your own private mountain retreat at 233 Weld Road in Phillips, Maine, where 189± acres of wooded wilderness deliver unmatched privacy, recreation, and breathtaking scenery. Thoughtfully maintained trails wind throughout the property, offering exceptional access for ATVing, snowmobiling, hiking, and hunting. Selective harvesting has enhanced wildlife habitat and created ideal hunting locations, while the mountain summit rewards you with stunning panoramic views of Webb Lake and the surrounding mountain ranges. Tucked into this remarkable setting is a charming off-grid log cabin designed for those seeking peace, adventure, and a connection to nature. Rustic character shines through with cathedral ceilings, exposed log beams, warm wood finishes, and a cozy sleeping loft. The one-bedroom cabin offers comfortable accommodations, complete with a classic clawfoot tub, generator hookup, gas lighting, and gas appliances for off-grid convenience. Modern essentials are already in place with a dug well and septic system, allowing you to enjoy the comforts of camp life without sacrificing practicality. A detached garage, located just beyond the gated entrance, provides excellent storage for recreational vehicles, equipment, and outdoor gear. Whether you're searching for a hunting camp, recreational getaway, off-grid homestead, or private mountain escape, this extraordinary property offers endless opportunities to enjoy Maine's great outdoors.
Courtesy: OwnerEntry.com
617-542-9300
Set along the scenic Sandy River in Phillips, Maine, this exceptional 106-acre property offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and access to private aviation. Featuring approximately 1 mile of river frontage and a 4,239-foot landing strip, it is ideally suited for a private fly-in retreat, recreational getaway, or legacy land holding. The property includes a studio-style residence that can be used as a home, guest space, or recreation area, with room to build a primary residence. The setting provides a peaceful, secluded atmosphere while still offering the convenience and appeal of on-site aviation access. This private airstrip does not have an FAA identifier, which is common for privately maintained strips. It is a known and established runway with a unique history. Surrounded by the quiet landscape and mountains of western Maine, the property is well-positioned for those who value outdoor recreation and a true escape from busier surroundings. River frontage offers opportunities for fishing, paddling, and enjoying the natural setting, while the expansive acreage provides privacy and flexibility. This is a distinctive offering that combines aviation utility, waterfront character, and large-acreage appeal in one remarkable package. Surrounding Area Amenities Sandy River access for fishing, paddling, and swimming. Nearby hiking, waterfalls, forests, and scenic outdoor recreation. Opportunities for camping, hunting, fly-fishing, kayak and canoeing, snowmobiling, mountain biking, and ATV use in the region. Peaceful scenic river, mountain, and forest surroundings in a rural environment with very low-density surroundings, ideal for a true outdoor lifestyle. Easy access to the broader western Maine wilderness and lakes region. A rare aviation and riverfront property in Phillips, Maine, offering 106 acres, approximately 1 mile of Sandy River frontage, and a 4,239-foot private landing strip.
Phillips is located in Maine. Phillips, Maine has a population of 934. Phillips is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 17.74% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 24.65%.
The median household income in Phillips, Maine is $38,958. The median household income for the surrounding county is $53,607 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Phillips is 53.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 46.1 inches per year, with 84.8 inches of snow per year.
