This Great Diamond Island home incorporates Fort McKinley surviving brick-and-concrete fire commander tower into its contemporary design
The 1875 Day-Reynolds-Gray House stands out like an exclamation point on Lewiston’s leafy Main Street
We've enlisted experts to evaluate your antique treasures.
Kate Christensen wrote her last two books in a kitchen filled with as much history and reverence for nourishing meals as her storylines.
Judge David Sewall was among the first locals to embrace the genre, erecting the home in York Village in 1794.
A certain popular antique appraisal series continues to ignore our state, so every so often, we create our own version of the PBS show.
Don’t be intimidated: Customizing furniture to meet your needs involves less time, stress, and expense than you might think.
We’ve pulled together an array of outdoor lighting options guaranteed to complement your home’s architecture and improve its overall security.
A look inside a recently renovated 285-square-foot tiny cottage in Kennebunkport