About Sagadahoc County, ME

The town of Woolwich ME lies to the east of the city of Bath, across the Kennebec River and is sometimes considered a suburb of Bath. Woolwich is considered part of the Portland metro area, with about a 45 minute drive to the city of Portland. Woolwich is a town of a little under 3,000 residents located on Maine’s coastal route 1.

Settled in 1638, Woolwich Maine is more than just a suburban offshoot of Bath. Woolwich is 12 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, although the center of town is bordered on three sides by water. This Sagadahoc county town is located near Merrymeeting Bay, in which 5 rivers including the Kennebec join before merging with the sea. The area has a rich maritime history and is the location of many traditional businesses both related to the water as well as timber frame builders, potters, farmers, and more. Homes in this coastal Maine community have sold at an average cost of 169K during the 2011 year.

 For the fresh information about Woolwich Maine homes for sale, visit Mymaineproperty.com – the Herrigel Group are experts on southern and coastal Maine real estate. Contact John Herrigel at 207-650-5383 or by email at JohnHerrigel@gmail.com for help in your coastal Maine home search.

For the month ending May 2011 Bath Maine saw 9 homes sell at a median sales price of 175K representing a yearly volume decrease of 36% but a pricing increase of 26%. Like most of the lower mid coastal housing market.. prices have continued to stabilize, but volume has remained down..partly due to the expiration of the housing tax credit of last year artificially increasing results a year prior. The current inventory of homes on the market in Bath is up to around 100.. a fairly average number for this time of year.

For more info on the local mid coastal Maine real estate markets please contact John Herrigel with the Herrigel group at 207-650-5383 or via email at john@greentreemaine.com

 For the 1st quarter ending March 31st 2011, the residential Bath Maine real estate markets saw 16 home and condo sales transpire at a median sales price of 155K compared with 16 selling at a median sales price of 117K in 2010 and thus statistically showing a 32% pricing increase, but given the small sample size the statistical figure is skewed as overall the housing market remains stable.. with minor price change. As spring has arrived.. the Bath housing market has also seen an uptick in activity as of late though!

For more info on the local coastal Maine real estate markets please contact John Herrigel with the Herrigel group at 207-650-5383 or via email at johnherrigel@gmail.com

The residential real estate markets of Bath Maine saw 3 transactions take place at a median sold price of 176K after sitting on the market for 28 days in January 2011 . Given this extremely small sample size the only real trend one can discern is that housing activity in this mid coastal maine market is extremely slow! Thanks for reading about Bath Maine home sales.

My name is John Herrigel and I am a local greater Portland ME real estate broker with Green Tree Realty. Feel free to contact me directly at 207-650-5383 or via email at john@greentreemaine.com for more information and specific listings.

Musicians Wanted - Move to Bath and Play in the Band!

I read in our local newspaper, The Times Record, the other day that the Bath Municipal Band is looking for some new folks to play along! They are recruiting musicians!

The Municipal Band is one of the really cool, throw-back to yester-year, kind of things about the City of Bath that I really love. Picture a warm, summer evening in Library Park. Young families, couples of all ages and singles (usually with a dog or two) are spread across the lawn, under to stately trees, on blankets or sitting in "bag" chairs; many enjoy a picnic supper and children have room to run, romp, dance anad enjoy the music. The band, in their red vests and straw boaters, is set up in the gazebo and strains of show tunes or patriotic songs waft through the night air. What a splendid way to escape the confines of your house and enjoy being out in your community with family and friends. Can you hear it?

I sure don't want this summer entertainment to disappear, so I hope musicians come to play in the band. Apparently, they have a special need for brass players, but openings exist in all sections except saxophones. So, come to Bath and join the band!

If you Move to Bath to Play in the Band, I'd be happy to help you find a home to live in!