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"Maine: The Way Life Should Be" is the State's motto and, really not a bad description of living there.

Maine is a large state, with many varied regions. The most populated areas are along the Coast, particularly the Southern Coast. The lake areas, including Sebago Lake and the Belgrade Lakes are popular destinations for second homes.

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The Southern Coast The Southern Coast is Maine's most developed region, stretching north from Kittery to just below Portland. Visitors and residents alike are enamored of the area's miles of sandy beaches, which invite long walks along the shore and offer sweeping views of lighthouses, forested islands, and the wide open sea. The towns along the coast cater to visitors with many shops, restaurants and lodging establishments ranging from full service resorts to restored B&B's. Some of the nicest residential areas are York, Ogunquit, Wells, Kennebunk and Kennebunkport. For purposes of searching for listings, note that the Southern Coast is York County. back to top \| Search Listings \| Request Information	Ogunquit River
Greater Portland Portland is Maine's largest and most cosmopolitan city and balances its role as a working, and still thriving, harbor with its newer identity as a center of sophisticated shopping, upscale restaurants and stylish accommodations. The city boasts an active and varied cultural scene, with numerous theater groups, dozens of impressive art galleries and a grand art museum. Attractive residential suburbs include Cape Elizabeth, Yarmouth and Falmouth, as well as a number of small quaint islands, just a short ferry ride from downtown Portland. The Greater Portland area is Cumberland County. back to top \| Search Listings \| Request Information	Sandy Beach, Ogunquit
Sebago Lake Region Sebago Lake, meaning great stretch of water in the language of the Native Americans, is eight miles wide and eleven miles long. It is the second largest lake in Maine and the third largest in New England. Because of its exceptional clarity, purity and abundance, Sebago Lake water feeds the nearby city of Portland, which is about 30 miles to the southeast. The major towns in this region include Windham, Raymond, Casco, Sebago, Naples, Frye Island and Bridgton. Recreation in the Sebago Lake area revolves around outdoor activities, with boating, fishing and swimming heading the list. This region is also located in Cumberland County. back to top \| Search Listings \| Request Information	Sebago Lake Region
The Mid-Coast Region North of Portland, from Brunswick to Monhegan Island, is the area known as the Mid-Coast. In this area, the coastline swirls and winds its way around peninsulas, sheltered harbors and waterways. Towns in this area include Freeport, Brunswick, Bath and Boothbay Harbor. The Mid-Coast region includes the counties of Cumberland, Lincoln and Sagadohoc. back to top \| Search Listings \| Request Information	Boothbay Harbor
Penobscot Bay The Penobscot Bay Region combines lively coastal towns with dramatic natural scenery. Camden anchors the area and is considered by some to be Maine's most picture-perfect town, with tall church steeples, well maintained antique homes and a beautiful harbor. Towns in addition to Camden include Rockport, Rockland and St. George. This region is Knox County. back to top \| Search Listings \| Request Information	Camden, Maine
Mount Desert Island Mount Desert Island is famous as the location of Acadia National Park, Maine's most visited attraction. It is also home to attractive residential areas including Bar Harbor, Southwest Harbor, Bass Harbor and many outlining islands. This region is Hancock County. back to top \| Search Listings \| Request Information	Acadia National Park
Belgrade Lakes Region The Belgrade Lakes region, located northwest of Augusta, is one of Maine's premier inland resort areas. It is said to have inspired the classic movie "On Golden Pond." The Belgrade Lakes consist of seven connected bodies of water, including Great Pond, Long Pond, Snow Pond, East Pond, North Pond, McGrath Pond and Salmon Lake. This region is Kennebec County. back to top \| Search Listings \| Request Information	Belgrade Lakes Region

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The Southern Coast

Greater Portland

Sebago Lake Region

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Penobscot Bay

Mount Desert Island

Belgrade Lakes Region