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Located twelve miles from the ocean, Damariscotta is a primary focal point for mid coast Maine. The communities of New Castle, South Bristol and Newcastle offer a wide range of waterfront properties and a corresponding lifestyle. Wiscasset and Damariscotta, a bit farther along Route 1 to the northeast, are the economic and social centers of Lincoln County, hubs for the many small towns along the harbors, inlets, and islands that reach out to sea.

Once an important shipbuilding center, Wiscasset now bills itself as “the prettiest village in Maine,” and can make an argument for its claim with block after block of beautiful old sea captains’ homes overlooking the tidal Sheepscot River. It is a well known tourist destination noted for early American architecture and its downtown is s lined with art galleries, antique shops and restaurants. On your way north, just before you cross the bridge you’ll pass a local icon, Red’s Eats, home of one of Maine’s most popular lobster rolls, said to have an entire lobster’s worth of meat in each roll.

Damariscotta, like Wiscasset, is also defined by a river. It even takes its name from the sleepy waterway that loops south from Damariscotta Lake through the Great Salt Bay and out to sea. The community has many handsome old homes and a postcard-pretty downtown, lined with red-brick shops overlooking the town landing. Damariscotta and the coastal villages of Pemaquid, New Harbor, and Round Pond to its south, have increasingly become a haven for retirees, as well as longtime summer residents.

With a population of less than 2,000, the village of Newcastle is located on the western shore of the Damariscotta River. Area residents share a strong sense of community and are viscerally connected to the natural habitat that surrounds them. A fishing and resort area, South Bristol includes the villages of Walpole and Christmas Cove, the latter at Rutherford Island. The town has three nature preserves. Shipbuilding has remained important, with schooners, fishing trawlers, lobster boats and yachts constructed at the town.

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