Midcoast Maine has oceanfront houses listed for sale between $750,000 and $2,000,000 along the Knox and Waldo County coastline, from the Penobscot Bay shore to the outer peninsulas and islands. Search oceanfront homes in Midcoast Maine between $750K and $2M, create a free account to save this search and receive alerts on new listings, or call Megunticook Real Estate at (207) 236-2736 to speak with an agent.
The Midcoast region of Maine extends along Penobscot Bay from the Muscle Ridge Channel near Owls Head and Saint George northward through Rockland, Rockport, Camden, Belfast, and Lincolnville, with the bay's deeply indented shoreline creating a long stretch of ocean-facing waterfront across multiple towns and peninsulas. Oceanfront homes in the $750,000 to $2,000,000 range in this corridor include a mix of classic Maine coastal houses on rocky ledge, shingle-style properties with direct water access, and older farmhouses on hillside lots with unobstructed bay views. Megunticook Real Estate has worked extensively in the Penobscot Bay market and is familiar with the oceanfront inventory available across the region's towns. Those also exploring the high-end coastal market may want to browse Midcoast Maine homes $700K to $1M or view homes from $1M to $1.5M.

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