Courtesy: Engel & Volkers Casco Bay
207-833-0500
A rare opportunity to create your own private retreat in one of Harpswell's most appealing coastal settings. This undeveloped parcel enjoys frontage along the salt marshes of Henry Creek, with ocean access from Doughty Point Road, offering an exceptional connection to the water and the natural beauty of the Maine coast. Surrounded by woods, tidal waters, and protected coastal landscape, the property offers a sense of privacy and escape while remaining conveniently close to everyday amenities. The nearby Harpswell Cliff Trail winds through rugged coastal terrain, including a shore walk along tidal Strawberry Creek and dramatic views from 150-foot cliffs overlooking Long Reach. Despite its peaceful setting, this property is just minutes from Brunswick Landing and Maine Street, with an easy commute to Bath and Portland. Whether envisioned as a private coastal getaway, a year-round home, or a place to simply enjoy the outdoors, this is an opportunity to secure a special piece of Harpswell--where land, water, and Maine's working coast come together.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty
207-879-9800
Located on scenic Morse Shore Road, this water view property is mostly open & level. It will require minimal amount of site work for your new home. On Allen Point Rd is a common right of way which leads to a sandy beach from you can enjoy kayaking, swimming or simply relaxing by the sea. Also there is a private ROW to the shorefront next to 59 Morse Shore Rd. 0 Morse Shore Rd is in a beautiful neighborhood of homes with views out over Harpswell sound & Orrs & Baily islands.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Shoreline
207-553-7500
Surrounded by nature yet just minutes to all things Brunswick. Rare parcel of unimproved land generally located on the northern end of White Island in Harpswell, ME. This remarkable parcel contains almost 70 acres with over 6,000 feet of diverse shore frontage. Lightly tidal frontage on the north western shore, deeper water on the north eastern shore with many little coves and rocky shore frontage to explore. Largely untouched with varying topography, mature tree growth and natural drainage areas. Access by boat only with careful attention to the tide chart required. Close to Paul's Marina and the all tides Brunswick boat ramp.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty
207-879-9800
Dreaming of your Maine island getaway? Check out this 3.29 acre waterfront parcel with 200 feet of frontage. There's a nice ledge area to put in your own dock & float. Property is surveyed and pinned. White Island Preserve has acres of land in the Harpswell Land Trust on the south end ow White Island, and the acreage connects to this parcel. Enjoy acres of land beyond your own lot. Bring your ideas, plans and dreams of enjoying island life. Best access is from Paul's Marina Brunswick, nearby.. Builder recommendations available upon request.
Courtesy: John Graham Real Estate
207-491-1660
Welcome to Austin Point Road- this small association was divided in the early 1980's, and offers a quiet and scenic place to build your home. Common deeded water access within an easy walk. Corners of lots are flagged and easy to find. Lot 4 is wooded, higher side and rear of lot are dry with a gentle slope.
Courtesy: John Graham Real Estate
207-491-1660
Welcome to Austin Point Road- this small association was divided in the early 1980's, and offers a quiet and scenic place to build your home. Common deeded water access within an easy walk. Corners of lots are flagged and easy to find. Lot 14 is wooded and a gentle slope.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Shoreline
207-553-7500
Welcome to Orrs Island! This lot is what dreams are made of. Cleared and prepped for TWO different building sites-choose your favorite, or build a compound immersed in all the best parts of Maine. This property has roughly 300' of private, old growth, waterfront in a long, secretive bay. It also has deeded access to the western side of the island (and two public paths for neighborhood residents) where you are allowed a mooring if you don't want your own private dock. If you're not ready to build, with over 3.5 acres, you can expand the labyrinthine walking paths through your own woods, build tree forts or tent platforms, and make this your escape from the hustle of city life as you watch the seedling birch, red spruce, white cedar, oak, and white pine trees grow up around you. The previous owner worked on trails and planted more than 150 Red Spruce seedlings. If you're a landscape architect at heart, imagine a native garden of your dreams. Plant sweet fern to make an olfactory haven amongst the ferns that unfold each spring; or steward a glorious vegetable garden or curated flower beds to soothe the stomach and the soul respectively. Just down the street is Bowdoin College's Schiller Coastal Studies Center, with over four miles of public trails-catch the tide right and walk out to Wyer Island while you're there. Don't miss Devil's Back and other Harpswell Land Trust walking trails a stone's throw away too. Zach's Country Store stocks all the necessities a 10 minute drive away, or grab a meal at Iris Eats Maine or Gurnet Trading Company. Cooks Lobster House, Sundrenched, and Fishnet Cafe are more dining options on your way to the Giant Stairs at the southern tip of Bailey Island. Just north is the burgeoning Brunswick Landing, the retired naval base where startups and eateries (like Wild Oats and Flight Deck) shine. Not to mention all the culture and opportunity that awaits at Bowdoin College and in Brunswick...And you can still get to Portland in 45 minutes!
Courtesy: Engel & Volkers Casco Bay
207-833-0500
The southern lot of two located on Allen Point Rd, this property is surrounded by lush trees and the gentle sounds of the forest. Level and exceptionally private, this land provides the ideal setting for you to build your home. A short walk to the Clark Cove beach, this property provides easy access to Harpswell Sound.
Courtesy: Realty of Maine
207-667-2300
PRICE IMPROVEMENT. The town of Harpswell has the longest coastline of any in Maine--216 miles of long, jagged edge that form the shape of three fingers This 1.54-acre parcel located on Quahog Bay, land, offers a unique opportunity with 40 feet of shared deeded oceanfront access. A recent soil test has been completed, streamlining the process for initiating construction on this picturesque property. Situated in the serene sanctuary of Harpswell, Maine, this location provides endless possibilities for creating your ideal living space. Despite its tranquil setting, Harpswell is conveniently close to Portland, providing access to all the amenities of city life. Come explore Cliff Trail, Devil's Back Trail Area, and Bailey Island Bridge while you are here! Come take a look!
Harpswell is located in Maine. Harpswell, Maine has a population of 4,985. Harpswell is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 14.8% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.7%.
The median household income in Harpswell, Maine is $81,563. The median household income for the surrounding county is $80,679 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Harpswell is 60.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 10.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.7 inches per year, with 66 inches of snow per year.
