Possibilities await with this 3,500+ farmhouse on 3.33+/- surveyed acres in Turner. Think of it as a blank canvas awaiting your dreams. It's not for the faint of heart, and it will not pass with traditional financing, but at the end of the day, you will sit back on your rocker and admire a showpiece of a property. Loaded with potential for the right buyer.
FMI contact Kerry Hall | Cates Real Estate | 207-691-8008 | kerry@catesre.com
FMI contact Kerry Hall or Aimee Ramirez at Cates Real Estate at 207-691-8008 or kerry@catesre.com. Showings to begin on Thursday, Sept. 25th
FMI contact Kerry Lee Hall or Aimee Ramirez at kerry@catesre.com or aimee@catesre.com
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The most recent housing report was released this week, and for the rolling quarter, Cumberland County home sales were up 3%, with the median sales price of $560,000, making this unit at just over $212,000 an affordable option.
This sweet two-bedroom condo in Cumberland County may have sold, but there are others. If you're looking for an affordable condo, give the Southern Maine Team of Cates Real Estate a call. Kerry Lee Hall and Aimee Rameriz are full-time Brokers specializing in first-time buyers, single women, and right-sizing!
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25 Preble Street is
25 Preble Street is a charming two-bedroom, two-bath New Englander built for comfort. Out the front steps it is a short one mile walk to Willard Square, where the walk is worth the reward! Home to Willard Scoops and Scratch Bakery! Also enjoy neighboring parks, the Green Belt, Bug Light State Park, Knightville and a stroll over the bridge to the Old Port.
FMI or to set up a private showing, contact Kerry Lee Hall or Aimee Ramirez at kerry@catesre.com
This fixer upper is waiting for the new owners to take her back to her glory days. The outside has been started and she has the curb appeal to stop a car, but the inside is raw and needs a creative eye. But step inside and you can envision the beauty within. The bones are good, a renovation loan can bring her back to her glory days.
FMI or to set up a private showing give us a call.
Kerry Lee Hall or Aimee Ramirez | 207-691-8008
Uncover this charming second-level condo nestled in Gray. Situated just off Route 100 and enveloped by trees, this unit offers a tranquil yet accessible setting, only minutes away from the Falmouth line and Route I-95, making for an easy 20-minute commute to Portland. The condo is ready for you to move in, featuring an efficient layout that includes a bright main living area with double sliding glass doors that open to a private deck. A cozy working fireplace enhances the inviting ambiance. The well-managed association covers all exterior maintenance, allowing you to focus on adding your personal touch to the space. With 15 steps leading to convenient one-floor living, this condo presents an excellent opportunity for homeownership at an attractive price point, brimming with potential.
Setting up a showing is easy. Contact Kerry Lee Hall at 207-691-8008 or kerry@catesre.com
Jeff Harris of Harris Real Estate, the 2025 president of the Maine Association of Realtors, tells Fortune, "Maine has some of the oldest housing stock in the country, with 35% built before 1960—23% before 1940. Because of the lack of housing and affordability, renovating existing housing is a wise and feasible pathway to homeownership.”
source: Fortune magazine, February 24, 2025
It's springtime in Maine and it's the perfect time to purchase this fixer-upper in Turner Maine. The work has been started and it is awaiting your dreams and finishing touches. Renovate the first floor and live there while you tackle the rest. Plenty of room to grow with over 3000 square feet of living space. Come explore the possibilities.
Call today to learn more. FMI contact Kerry Lee Hall at kerry@catesre.com | 207-691-8008
January 2024 came in like a dragon and presented Coastal Maine with weather-related challenges, including unprecedented coastal storms and flooding.
The Office of Janet Mills has developed a page to assist Mainers navigate the clean up and recover from coastal flooding caused by these recent storms. The page will be updated with new [...]
