There’s a Lot to Love in Thomaston Right Now

There’s an interesting mix of properties on the market in Thomaston right now.

From an 1830 New Englander in the village and a historic Greek Revival with a story all its own, to a home overlooking the St. George River, a quiet neighborhood ranch, and a more affordable property with room to make it your own, the current listings offer a surprisingly broad range of possibilities.

Location is part of the appeal. Rockland is just minutes away, Camden is within easy reach, and Thomaston itself offers restaurants, local businesses, the harbor, and the convenience of a small village center.

But what caught our attention right now is simply the variety. These five properties are remarkably different from one another—in history, setting, style, price point, and the kind of life they could offer their next owners.

Here’s a closer look at what’s currently available in Thomaston.

A Front-Row Seat to the St. George River

87 Sunrise Terrace

There is something about living near the water that changes the rhythm of a day.

At the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, 87 Sunrise Terrace overlooks the St. George River and Thomaston Harbor, offering a peaceful setting without giving up the convenience of being close to town. Large windows draw the view indoors, while the elevated deck creates a natural place for morning coffee, dinner outside, or simply watching the light and tide change across the water.

Flexible living spaces and the potential for one-floor living make the home equally appealing as a year-round residence or a place to settle into a little more slowly.

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The Kind of Character You Can’t Recreate

21 Georges Street

Thomaston’s history isn’t confined to museums or plaques. You experience it simply by walking through town.

Built in 1830, 21 Georges Street is a classic New Englander filled with the details that give an older Maine home its personality: original woodwork, wide trim, wood floors, built-ins, tin ceilings, and rooms that have evolved through generations of everyday life. Its spacious kitchen, formal dining room, living room, den, and four upstairs bedrooms offer nearly 2,000 square feet of living space.

Outside, the oversized in-town lot provides something you don’t always expect this close to the village: room to garden, gather, play, and enjoy the seasons. A mature weeping willow anchors the yard, while coffee, local shops, restaurants, and Thomaston Harbor are just a short stroll away.

This is the kind of property that helps explain why Thomaston feels different. The history isn’t something you visit. You get to live among it.

Take a closer look at 21 Georges Street and the full photo gallery.

A Home with Room for Your Own Ideas

101 Booker Street

Not every buyer is searching for a perfectly finished home. Sometimes the opportunity is finding a solid place in a good location and seeing what it could become.

Set on a corner lot, 101 Booker Street offers 1,528± square feet of finished living space, including a finished lower level that adds flexibility beyond the home’s main living areas. With four bedrooms shown in the property details, 1.5 baths, public water and sewer, and a functional layout, much of what this home needs is vision rather than reinvention.

At $269,000, it also represents a different point of entry into the Thomaston market—one that leaves room for a new owner to update, personalize, and make the home their own.

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A Quieter Side of Thomaston

23 Ridgeview Drive

The village may be one of Thomaston’s defining features, but you don’t have to live directly in town to remain connected to it.

On a quiet side street just minutes from downtown and the harbor, 23 Ridgeview Drive offers one-level living on 1.35 acres. The three-bedroom ranch includes first-floor laundry, a galley kitchen with breakfast nook, three-season breezeway, attached garage, and a walk-out basement with space for hobbies, a workshop, storage, or additional living.

Outside, the open lot provides room for gardens and outdoor living while still keeping the conveniences of Thomaston close at hand.

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A House with a Story of Its Own

41 Hyler Street

For a town with as much history as Thomaston, perhaps it’s fitting that even its houses have stories worth telling.

41 Hyler Street was constructed around 1848 on Main Street Mall—but that’s not where it stayed. In 1883, Dr. J.B. Walker, one of Thomaston’s prominent physicians, had the home physically moved to its present location on Hyler Street.

Today, the Greek Revival is configured as a two-unit property with more than 2,000 square feet, a garage, nearly half an acre, and a location within walking distance of downtown. Its history gives the property character that would be nearly impossible to manufacture today.

It’s also a wonderful example of Thomaston itself: a place that has changed and adapted over generations without losing sight of where it came from.

Look further at 41 Hyler Street and the full photo gallery.

Come Take a Look

A photograph can show you the view. A listing can tell you the square footage, the year a home was built, or how much land comes with it. But there are things you only understand when you walk through the door.

With such a varied collection of properties available in Thomaston right now, there’s plenty worth seeing for yourself.

If one catches your attention, we’d love to show you around.