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Founded in 1632, Portland’s diverse neighborhoods provide a range of real estate options, from historic waterfront mansions to modern condominiums with stunning bay views. Many of these are congregated in the city’s West End, in the neighborhoods near Maine Medical Center, the state’s largest hospital. Congress Street anchors the city’s downtown, running from one end of the L-shaped peninsula in Casco Bay to the other. It begins on Munjoy Hill in a residential area near the Eastern Promenade, where there is a park and beautiful views of the bay, and descends to become a commercial and retail district downtown.

Congress Street has enjoyed a bit of a boost in recent years with many new stores, new restaurants, and the continued prosperity of many arts establishments located here. Portland City Hall, home of Merrill Auditorium and the Portland Symphony Orchestra, sits at one end of the city’s official Arts District, and the Portland Museum of Art anchors the other. Only a few blocks separate the downtown from the Old Port, a historic waterfront quarter with boutiques and specialty shops, restaurants, and nightclubs, which is popular with tourists and Mainers alike.

Falmouth and Cumberland, located just a short drive away, offer a quieter, suburban escape with their own waterfront properties along the Presumpscot River and Casco Bay. Whether it’s the vibrant city life, the tranquility of the suburbs, or the allure of serene waterfront living, this trio of communities offers something for everyone, making them alluring destinations for those seeking the charm and convenience of life by the water in southern Maine.

Falmouth also offers a large mix of oceanfront property, excellent schools and a thriving local business community. There are also three private golf clubs within the city limits, as well as Highland Lake. A little farther north is Cumberland, also situated along the coast of Casco Bay. While the town itself is small, it does feature a downtown area and very good schools. Near the center of the town, there is a small recreational park called Twin Brook. Run which is maintained by the town, and is open to cross-country skiers, joggers and other wanting to be outside.