Private, open-concept contemporary with multiple levels in excellent condition. Home is on a well-cared-for dirt road, almost 5 acres, and close to nearby trails! Surrounded by beautiful homes, farms and close to Gray and Cumberland line. Over-sized heated garage has separate entrance with entertainment room above. New decking in 2016. Only 30 minutes to Portland!
Owning a home demands a tremendous amount of time. Homes require maintenance, and have a lot of expenses that add up in addition to the mortgages, taxes and insurance. Cleaning, grounds maintenance, exterior repairs, heat and electricity bills can be a burden to a homeowner and their wallet. The solution to these problems may be a lot smaller than you might expect....A Tiny House!
Great location to build your dream home on approximately 2 acres. Maranacook Lake views and town beach a short distance away.
You may have heard about the recent development of Wayfair, an online furniture and home decor retailer, coming to Maine cities such as Bangor and Brunswick. With a new warehouse in Brunswick Landing, the retailer plans to add another 150 jobs, totaling 550 employees. According to Mainebiz. Brunswick Landing has been recently redeveloped and according to Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority Executive Director Steve Levesque, it "has been brisk". This growth probably has some heads turning and we are wondering if we should all be paying closer attention to the city of Brunswick.
Here are some important stats to know about Brunswick, via BestPlaces:
Population: approximately 20,000
The overall cost of living is 6.2% greater than national average, 8.2% greater than Maine average
Housing makes for the biggest factor in cost of living average
3.0% unemployment rate, compared to U.S average 5.2%.
Close proximity to Popham Beach and Reid State Park in surrounding towns
home to Bowdoin College, a private liberal arts college, ranked as the 3rd best liberal arts school in the U.S by U.S News & World Report.
Brunswick is already ranked as the "#12 best place to live" in Maine by Niche, and also seems to be a hub for economic development with companies like Wayfair making investments, benefiting the community by paying commercial property taxes.
We'll be keeping our eye on Brunswick.