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First residents prepare to move into Windham Village Condos, with new builder incentives available

First residents prepare to move into Windham Village Condos, with new builder incentives available
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Windham Village Condominiums Offer 48 New Homes, Builder Incentives, and a Walk‑and‑Play Lifestyle

Windham, Maine — A new residential development in the heart of Windham is slated to welcome its first homeowners next month. Windham Village Condominiums, a mixed‑housing project that blends private condominiums with community amenities, will comprise 48 units spread across four twelve‑story buildings. The project promises low‑maintenance living, convenient access to local shops and dining, and a host of on‑site amenities that cater to both families and singles.

Pricing and Incentives

One‑bedroom units begin at $299,900, while two‑bedroom, two‑bathroom homes start at $335,000. Buyers who purchase early will benefit from a builder incentive of $15,000, which can be applied toward homeowners association (HOA) fees, closing costs, mortgage rate buydowns, or in‑home upgrades. The incentive is designed to make new‑construction ownership more attainable amid a competitive Greater Portland real‑estate market.

Design and Features

Each condominium will include a private balcony or patio, providing residents with an outdoor retreat without the upkeep of a yard. Inside, the homes are slated to feature modern kitchens—photographs show a polished granite island and stainless steel appliances—alongside open‑plan living spaces. All buildings will contain four residences per floor, a layout that balances density with privacy.

Community Amenities

Beyond the individual units, Windham Village offers a dedicated community center. The space will house a fitness room, coworking areas, a gathering space, and a dog wash station, making it a hub for both work and wellness. Additional shared outdoor spaces—such as landscaped gardens and seating areas—will be designed for recreation and relaxation. The development will also provide 104 on‑site parking spots to accommodate residents and guests.

Location

Situated just steps from Shaw’s, and within minutes of Rustler’s Steakhouse, Seacoast Adventure, and Sebago Lake, the community sits at the gateway to the Lakes Region. Residents will enjoy easy access to shopping, dining, and entertainment, while still having a tranquil setting to call home. The walkable layout of the site encourages a “lock‑and‑leave” lifestyle that appeals to commuters and families alike.

Development and Representation

Windham Village Condominiums is being developed by Scoville Foley Homes, with representation by Amy Foley and Carrie Scoville. Prospective buyers can find more information on the developer’s website, windhamvillagecondos.com. Contact details for the sales team are Amy Foley, 207‑730‑3071, and Carrie Scoville, 207‑409‑9378.

Market Context

In an era where new‑construction projects are increasingly rare, Windham Village offers a tangible option for buyers seeking modern amenities without the cost of a larger home. The builder incentive, coupled with the proximity to local conveniences, positions the development as a competitive choice for both first‑time buyers and downsizers.

As the community prepares to open its doors, the first wave of homeowners will experience a blend of comfort, convenience, and community—all within a short drive of Portland and the scenic Lakes Region.

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