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 Although the downtown and Cooks Corner
areas have relatively dense housing, Brunswick has its share of suburban
and rural housing. "Starter" homes begin in the 80's and homes
in the most exclusive areas go for 300K and above. Waterfront areas can
and usually are more.
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Brunswick stands out from its
neighbors by relatively strict zoning laws that provide for
"green space", recreation and wooded areas
for each subdivision. The green space to the left is an example. |
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Brunswick
and waterfront are often synonymous. There are some
outstanding parcels of land and finished homes on the
waterfront. |
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Jordan
Avenue Neighborhood. There are plenty of well
established and very well kept homes that make make up
neighborhoods priced at $85,0000 to $125,000.. Nearby is Jordan Avenue Elementary School. See
map. |
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There's
Thorton Oaks senior citizen homes and Thorton Oaks
assisted living apartments. These are very nice homes for
seniors. |
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Here is a Brunswick
neighborhood with homes typically in the $100 - 140K
range. |
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The Parkview
subdivision represents some of Brunswick's more
exclusive housing. |
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Meadowbrook
Estates are among Brunswick's most expensive housing
areas. It contains large lots, impressive houses and extremely
well kept neighborhoods |
The bottom line for Brunswick is this--
if you are interested in moving to mid-coast Maine, Brunswick is clearly
the center of the arts, shopping, commerce, education and family
activities.
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