Farmhouses for Sale in Kennebec County, ME

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Farmhouses are a familiar sight across Kennebec County, often with barns, fields and stone walls. Browse Central Maine farmhouses, create a free account to save this search and receive alerts, or call Coldwell Banker Plourde Real Estate at 207-872-7650 to speak with an agent.

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Farmhouses in Kennebec County

Kennebec County is home to Augusta, Maine’s capital, along with Waterville, Gardiner, Hallowell and rural towns such as China, Vassalboro, Sidney, Albion and Clinton. Farmhouses here include classic connected farm buildings, older homes with barns and fields, and updated farmhouses on a few acres close to the lakes and the Kennebec River. Coldwell Banker Plourde Real Estate can help evaluate older structures, wells, septic systems and land. Related searches include Central Maine homes with 10+ acres and Central Maine horse properties.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I inspect in an older Maine farmhouse?
Focus on the foundation and sills, roof, chimney, electrical, heating system, well and septic, and any barns or outbuildings.
Which Kennebec County towns have the most farmland?
Rural towns such as China, Vassalboro, Sidney, Albion, Clinton and Windsor have more open land than the cities.

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