Portland is Maine’s largest city located on the coast along Casco Bay. Here you will find a busy commercial center, a world-class dining scene, an active waterfront that supports fishing and commercial shipping, and a boasting art scene.

Falmouth is a northern suburb of Portland bordering Casco Bay. While it’s just north of the city, it has a peaceful vibe and offers endless beauty along the coast and plenty of nature. Maine Audubon’s Gilsland Farm is a 65-acre sanctuary overlooking the Presumpscot River Estuary and is truly a birder’s paradise. In Falmouth you will find 3 private golf clubs and the Portland Yacht Club.

Cumberland offers both a Foreside waterfront area, a lovely rural town center, as well as a slightly more rural area called West Cumberland. With world class recreation, sports fields and outdoor opportunities, Cumberland is attractive to many.

Yarmouth is a quaint coastal town only 20 minutes north of Portland, offering a lovely main street, beautiful working harbour and miles of wooded nature trails for outdoor adventures, including walks around the beautiful Royal River.

Scarborough is a coastal town south of Portland offering several stunning public beaches. This community is one of the fastest growing in the state. This charming town is not only a desirable place to live, but to visit as well.

Westbrook is an up and coming small city directly adjacent to Portland. With turnpike access, a variety of shopping opportunities and a huge new and exciting development called Rock Row, this is a city to consider. The lovely historic downtown is graced by the Presumpscot River, waterfalls and charming historic brick architecture.

Cape Elizabeth is a coastal town extending into Casco Bay. There are numerous state and local parks and beaches, trails and lighthouses, including Portland Headlight in Fort Williams Park. This charming town is not only a desirable place to live, but to visit as well.

Freeport is widely known as one of New England’s favorite shopping destinations and for being the home to LL Bean. The stunning coastal areas mixed with the beautiful countryside, historic architecture, and small town charm, create a unique community and a great place to live.

South Portland is a coastal town overlooking Portland harbor. It is known for its historical lighthouses, quaint neighborhoods and is home to Maine’s largest shopping centers and the Maine Mall

Living in Gorham offers residents a suburban rural mix feel while still being close to the city. There’s great walking trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding, and you’re only minutes away from Sebago Lake. The restaurant scene is beginning to pick up and in this small downtown area, you will find everything you need. It’s also home to the University of Southern Maine.

Windham includes two areas known as North and South Windham and is truly the gateway city to the Sebago Lakes region. Offering something for everyone with ample shopping, restaurants, outdoor activities and great dining. There is a variety of winter and summer outdoor activities, an adventure park, nearby skiing and lots of opportunities for water sports.

MidCoast Maine provides world-renowned coastlines, quaint downtown villages, and vibrant working waterfronts .

The neighboring cities of Biddeford and Saco were once industrial giants that have since been restored and converted into condominium apartments, restaurants and shops. Both towns have been recognized for revitalizing their historic downtowns

The ever popular lakes region in Maine stretches west and north from the New Hampshire border to Sebago Lake, less than 20 miles northwest of Portland. This region is part of the Appalachian Mountain range that stretches along the entire east coast of the United States.

Gray is a growing town with easy turnpike access to Lewiston-Auburn and all points South. Located approximately 22 miles from Portland, this smaller town offers shopping, dining and easy access to many of the great hiking, skiing and outdoor adventures of rural Maine. Less than an hour drive to area mountains, breweries, farm markets and everything south central Maine has to offer.