On the market: Coastal kitchen highlights
Maine’s newest real‑estate listings showcase a mix of coastal charm and modern convenience
A trio of homes now on the market across southern Maine offers buyers a range of amenities—from an Olympic‑style pool in Ogunquit to an approved accessory dwelling unit in Falmouth, and a Tudor‑style property with an in‑law apartment in Boothbay. Each home comes with a different appeal for prospective buyers, and all are listed by well‑known local brokers.
67 Cherry Lane, Ogunquit – $3.8 million
A 2018 split‑level ranch sits just steps from the beach. The 3,948‑square‑foot home features three bedrooms and two bathrooms on the main level, an elevator that takes occupants to a lower floor, and an outdoor inground pool. Inside, the kitchen balances understated elegance with practicality: a walk‑in pantry, a separate laundry room, and nautical décor in blue accents and cherry‑stained wood. The layout is designed to blend indoor living with the breezy coastal environment that characterizes Ogunquit.
Gail Bergeron of The Aland Realty Group represents the property.
14 Summit Terrace, Falmouth – $1.195 million
Set on a 1.72‑acre parcel built in 1998, 14 Summit Terrace offers privacy and access to the Falmouth Land Trust trails. The 3,276‑square‑foot home has four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, and the land has been cleared and approved for an accessory dwelling unit (ADU). The kitchen is a highlight, with a curved granite counter, a matching breakfast island, light‑wood cabinets, brass pulls, and a half‑wagon‑wheel window that runs from floor to ceiling. The property’s ample acreage makes it an appealing choice for buyers who want space for future development or a private retreat.
Stacy Salvo of Legacy Properties Sotheby’s International Realty is the listing agent.
33 Neighba Lane, Boothbay – $795,000
Built in 2006, this 3,244‑square‑foot Tudor‑style home sits on a full acre and includes an in‑law apartment. Mature landscaping features fruit trees and a small vineyard, and a shared pathway leads to Pleasant Cove. The main kitchen has pine‑board ceilings, custom cabinets, and pine flooring, while the in‑law kitchen is accented with stone walls. A monthly fee of $21 covers certain community maintenance costs.
Karen Roberts of Tindal & Callahan Real Estate represents the property.
These three listings illustrate the diversity of Maine’s real‑estate market, from luxury coastal homes to family‑friendly properties with outdoor living spaces and potential for expansion. Whether buyers are looking for an immediate move‑in or a project with development potential, the current inventory offers options across the state’s most desirable communities.
