If you’re looking for energy efficiency, no structure has a better design than the earth itself.

Cute, cozy and maybe covered in craftsman details.

It’s a year-round celebration in these 19th century homes with baroque details.

In sunshine, rain, sleet, or snow, whether freshly built, or with eaves hanging low, a big red barn is always ready for its close up.

$375,000 was the statewide median sales price for October, according to the most recent data from Maine Listings.

When meteorological winter arrives, Mainers look for ways to make their energy bills head in the same direction: down. These homes will give you an efficient baseline with which to start.

Though the design elements have historic connection to medieval England and France, Tudor homes are an American breed, with building booming during our country’s Gilded Age of the 1920s.

Ready for a brand-new start with minimal effort? Or a turnkey investment property? The sale price on these homes includes all or most of the furnishings.

This is the national median sales price for September, according to data from the National Association of Realtors. Let’s see what that list price could get you across the state.