Fully restored 1860 Greek Revival in the heart of historic Machias. Walk downtown. Six bedrooms, four baths, over two forty-three hundred fifty square feet, and it has already been renovated room by room--new roof, new windows, insulation, waterproof basement, six-zone gas heat, Kohler baths, custom kitchen.
This is not a project. The systems are done. The finishes are done. Nine-foot ceilings and the original character stayed; the headaches did not.
The layout works as a primary home with a private-entrance office and attached two-car garage, a multi-generational compound, a small inn, or a retreat. Second-floor owner's suite has a media room, dressing room, ensuite, and its own stair. Guest rooms and a first-floor guest suite with laundry are already in place. More than twenty-five hundred square feet of attic and an RV hookup outside give you room to grow.
If a buyer is shopping in Downeast Maine for a house they can move into this fall, this is the one that is actually finished.

Discover a rare portion of Riverside Farm: 9.7 private acres with 535 feet of saltwater frontage on the Indian River. This classic New England farmhouse sits on a level, gently sloping lot that offers easy mooring and a sweeping westerly view across the Indian River Bay estuary. An old apple orchard, mature landscape, and secluded setting—largely unknown to passersby—create a true escape while remaining within reach of Jonesport. The home has been thoughtfully updated while preserving its original farmhouse character. An attached two-level garage/barn includes a large workshop, providing practical space for projects or storage. Inside, the main level centers on generous, comfortable living areas. A large formal dining room and adjoining family room feature a wood stove and open directly onto a three-season room, extending indoor-outdoor living. The family-friendly eat-in kitchen is well-suited for everyday meals and gatherings. A spacious first-floor primary suite includes a wood stove and direct access to the three-season room for convenient, private retreats. Upstairs, three bedrooms and a large private library offer flexible family space and quiet areas for reading or work. This property blends historic farmstead charm with modern livability, saltwater access, and substantial acreage—ideal for those seeking privacy, water views, and the lifestyle of coastal Maine.

Enjoy extreme privacy with your own 48 acre wooded family compound while only minutes from all amenities. This 3 level, beautifully maintained home boasts a spacious, quiet and safe family setting situated at the end of a meandering tree-lined private drive. The large grounds afford numerous possibilities such as additional home sites, guest houses, stables, green houses and even livestock. This 3,583 square foot home is extremely energy efficient (positioned to maximize passive solar heat) and affords ample space for in-home offices or business use. This move-in ready home also provides additional unfinished spaces which can be customized to your needs. There are multiple trails throughout the property as well as direct access to the Sunrise Trail. Make this your home today!

Stand on the upper deck at dusk and watch the Lubec Channel turn silver. The Sparkplug lighthouse marks the water. Campobello sits just beyond the international line. This is not a postcard view you drive to--it is the view from home.
Built in 1892, this classic Four Square once served the neighborhood as a general store, with the owner's rooms above. That dual life still shows in the generous main floor: a grand front entry, rooms meant for gathering, and the easy hospitality of a place that has always welcomed people in. Today the bones remain historic. The living is current.
Nearly three acres slope gently to a sandy beach and 168 feet of ocean frontage on the Lubec Channel--Quoddy Narrows. At the water's edge sits a restored fishing cottage, a small retreat with a big job: children's camp, guest hideaway, studio, or the spot where the clambake fire is lit and the picnic tables stay out until the tide turns. Few Downeast properties give you both a substantial historic house and a true beach cottage of your own.
Recent work leans into the water. A sun-filled three-season room looks straight down the channel. A side patio opens the house to the lawn. An upper deck takes in the lighthouse, the Narrows, and Canada. Inside: a renovated kitchen, a high-efficiency wood stove for long coastal winters, and a second-floor bath finished in marble--soaking tub, walk-in shower, the kind of room that makes you linger after a day on the shore.
This is a year-round coastal house if you want it, a generational retreat if you need it, and a rare slice of Lubec's working-waterfront past either way. History in the walls. Sand at the bottom of the lawn. Light on the water every evening.

A two-home family compound in Roque Bluffs—with a built-in second dwelling that can help carry the place. Set on 10.5 private acres with four freshwater ponds, this Downeast property gives you a real main house, a separate 2019 cottage, and room for kids, parents, guests, or paying seasonal renters. Live in one, put family in the other, or let the second home offset the mortgage. Each residence has its own driveway, drilled well, sewer system, and electric service. Both are generator-ready. High-speed cable is available. You're in a quiet Roque Bluffs community with shared boat-launch access at Duck Cove on Little Kennebec Bay. Roque Bluffs State Park and the crescent beach on Englishman Bay are a short drive; Machias shops, services, and schools are about 15-20 minutes away. The family house (1990) Two-level contemporary cottage. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2,405 sq. ft. heated. First-floor bedroom and bath with multiple closets—easy for aging parents or a main-level suite. New kitchen with farmhouse sink, GE energy-saver appliances, wood-grain composite counters, and custom cabinetry. Four-season sunroom. Large upper bath with jetted tub. Laundry on the first floor, plus a second laundry hookup in the upstairs walk-in closet. Energy-efficient construction, metal roof, wraparound deck. Heated, insulated detached 3+ car garage with workbenches. 24' × 16' wood shed for equipment and toys. The second house (2019) Single-level ranch. 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 931 sq. ft. heated. Open concept with a four-season sunroom and attached garage designed for conversion into more living space. Natural fit for an in-law, adult child, caretaker, or short-term rental during the Downeast season. The land: Cleared and cultivated ground, four ponds, separate driveways, and enough space that the two homes feel like neighbors, not stacked units. Private, rural, and still close to the water and town.

Reynolds Bay Waterfront Estate -- 7.5± Acres, Two Cottages, Endless Potential.

A rare opportunity on beautiful Reynolds Bay: 7.5± combined acres of waterfront offering both immediate enjoyment and room to grow.

The centerpiece is a tastefully renovated, fully furnished three-season cottage on an improved 4± acre parcel, with an established seasonal rental history -- move in and enjoy it right away, or keep it as an income-producing investment. A second cottage on the property awaits renovation; ready to become a studio, home office, artist's retreat, bunkhouse, or guest space.

The adjoining 3.5± acre waterfront parcel includes built-in road access via Reynolds Lane and electrical power already at the roadside -- a prime, approval-ready site for your future dream home. Together, the two parcels form an open waterfront field with sweeping bay views, at the end of a private road that ensures outstanding seclusion.

Whether you're envisioning a year-round waterfront estate, a family sanctuary, an investment property, or a coastal retreat with room to expand, this Reynolds Bay offering delivers privacy, flexibility, and possibility in one remarkable package.

Mornings start quiet here. Twenty acres of tended lawn and woodlands wrap the house, close enough to town for errands, far enough that the evening light belongs to you. Inside, the remodeled open main floor is the kind of space people actually gather in-coffee at the table, guests in from the deck. A main-level bedroom with two walk-in closets sits near a private office or dressing room and a full bath, so the first floor works for everyday living, guests, or aging in place. Closets throughout the house mean you are not always hunting for somewhere to put things. Upstairs, the primary suite is the retreat: a walk-in with built-ins, a private deck, a soaking tub, and a separate shower. Beyond it, unfinished second-level space (garage 2nd level) is waiting -rec room, studio, workshop, or more finished living when you are ready. Downstairs, the walk-out level can be a media room, a quiet office with its own entrance, or extra rooms for hobbies, overnight guests, or work-from-home. Heat is practical and flexible: an outdoor wood boiler plus a high-efficiency Buderus propane furnace, with a generator hookup for storm nights. A three-car garage handles vehicles and gear. Outside, a wide rear deck looks over the lawn; there is a root cellar, room to garden, and enough acreage to wander without leaving home. About 21 miles from the Calais/Canadian border and 33 miles from Machias-country quiet with a clear path back to town. This is a house for people who want land, storage, options, and a slower pace-not a project you have to invent from scratch, but a place you can settle into and grow into.

This striking historic home features panoramic views of the Machias River and the town of Machias with direct river access. With every season comes a different view and experience!
Filled with natural light, this home offers exceptional flexibility for entertaining, guests or multi-generational living. There are many distinct spaces for gathering, relaxing, or working from home.
The second level primary suite features a bedroom and sitting room with a wood burning fireplace, and an adjacent walk-in dressing room. The third level office, media room, or library offers a spectacular elevated view of the river and town, with a private half bath. This 3,530 square foot home boasts a spacious kitchen and breakfast room with an island and multiple sinks/cooking stations. There are 4 dedicated bedroom spaces, multiple fireplaces, a wood burning stove, as well as a full basement with work spaces and central heating system. The detatched 2 car garage features a full second level with much potential.

This unique property was procured in 1902 by Samuel M. Holway from Sarah Palmer, who had owned it since 1864. The current home was built by Samuel in 1903. At this time in history, Machias boasted a healthy economy and maritime trade fueled by wood products, ship building, and wild blueberry harvesting.

Samuel was the son of William Crocker Holway, who along with his brother, Ladwick Holway were prominent local merchants.

William and Ladwick Holway owned a center of coastal maritime trade, Holway Wharf, the remains of which are visible today along the riverside by this property. The Holway Wharf accommodated schooners and cargo ships essential to the area's lumber trade. The floating timber from the upper saw mills (upper Bad Little Falls) was then loaded at the wharf to be shipped along the Atlantic Coast.

This is a rare opportunity to own a substantial riverfront property deeply rooted in our Machias history. Make this your home today!