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With 119 feet of waterfront on .69 acres of land, this is quite the stunning waterfront property. It’s the epitome of luxury, boasting panoramic ocean views, state-of-the-art amenities, and that perfect blend of beauty and comfort.

Westbrook has slowly been stepping into the limelight as one of the state's most up-and-coming towns, and the sale of 152 Presidential Way is a testament to that.

This home is the perfect spot in paradise to live year-round or as a summer home. It came complete with six bedrooms, three bathrooms, and over 3,100 square feet of living space, and is close to all of the amazing Ogunquit amenities.

This home, the most expensive to sell in Portland in 2023, is not your typical home. It's not only situated in one of the most desirable parts of the city, but it's a very spacious and beautifully-renovated Victorian home, complete with gorgeous views of Casco Bay.

LoveFood scoured the country to find the most expensive restaurant in every state, with a rustic barn dining experience as the choice for Maine.

A recent study done by 24/7 Wall St shows that Maine remains the least expensive state to reside in throughout New England.

Contributing factors such as housing demand and taxes have made these three states among the top 10 most expensive in the US to live in.

You know the old saying "It's a nice place to visit, but you wouldn't want to live there?" I think it's more like you can't afford to live there.

Website Travel A Lot is back, naming Portland the most 'miserable' city in Maine. The reasons why may surprise you.

If you want to live in Maine's most expensive neighborhood, the inventory appears to be a bit higher than some others, but are you able to afford it?

This place is absolutely stunning.

Prices for large pizzas in Maine may be sticker shock for some, but the average cost for pizza throughout the state is cheaper than most in the nation.

A new study of average costs for a couples' big day shows that Maine is one of the most expensive states in the nation to hold a wedding.

Portland? Nope.

Excessive housing costs, grocery bills, utility expenses, and healthcare are factors in five New England states which are among the most expensive places to live.

Here's a behind-the-scenes look inside the priciest properties in New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.