Use the map below to find all properties for sale in the Old Orchard Beach Coastal Region. This interactive search map includes the most up-to-date and comprehensive listings of all southern coastal Maine real estate.

Although primarily a summer community, Old Orchard Beach offers many opportunities for oceanfront living, especially if you are considering a condo or townhome. The area is well known for it nearly seven miles of magnificent beach. Its relatively low surf and fine sand make it a perfect summertime destination.

A few miles south of Old Orchard Beach, the Saco River divides Saco from Biddeford. On the Biddeford side is Maine’s largest lagoon, Biddeford Pool, a one-mile-wide tidal basin formed by two spits of land connecting to an island. Along these spits of land are the beautiful sandy beaches of the Biddeford Pool area, including Hills Beach on the northern side, and Biddeford Pool, Fortune Rocks and Granite Point on the southern side, known as Fletcher’s Neck.

The beaches along the outer shores of Biddeford Pool are rocky, but the two barriers are made up of long stretches of fine sandy beach.

The twin cities of Biddeford and Saco constitute the industrial and population centers of York County. Camp Ellis, which is part of Saco, is a unique enclave of single family homes along the Atlantic Ocean and Saco River. There are many cottages date back into the 1890s, giving the area a yesteryear feel. The beach at Camp Ellis is small and private and many homeowners rent their properties during the desirable summer months. Fishing off the rocky jetty is a popular activity.

Biddeford is the sixth largest city in Maine and has been a center for culture and commerce since the 1600s. The defining characteristic of the community is the Saco River, which weaves along the length of the city until it is split by a number of islands. The city has consistently flourished due to its location along former logging routes. Many older building in the revitalized downtown area have been renovated. A perfect example is the North Dam Mill offering retail stores, art studios, cultural events, and upscale housing. Anchoring Biddeford’s historic downtown are McArthur Public Library and Biddeford’s City Theater.

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