Portland Maine Rentals

3rd floor, unfurnished 1 BR, 1 BA available December 10th. Views of the Back Cove. $1,675 per month includes heat and hot water. Tenant pays electricity, cable, WiFi, and $100 per month for off-street parking. Call fmi: 207-774-5358.

1 BR with an office @ 223 Cumberland Ave.
Available March 1st.
Rent is $2,125 per month.
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Available Now! Fully furnished 1 BR, 1BA.

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48 WILMOT STREET, UNIT C-32 Previous Next 48 WILMOT STREET, UNIT C-32 Welcome home! 48 Wilmot Street features beautifully updated, sensibly furnished, clean and modern apartments full of natural sunlight. Enjoy urban living with the benefit of private, professionally landscaped gardens and ample green space. Centrally located....

Fully furnished studio available December 3rd.
The rent is $2,000 per month and includes all utilities, WiFi, cable, and one off-street parking space.

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229 CUMBERLAND AVENUE, UNIT 2 Previous Next 229 CUMBERLAND AVENUE, UNIT 2 Our Cumberland Avenue apartments perfectly blend pre-war architectural details with contemporary finishes. High ceilings and large bay windows create vibrant and spacious rooms, while the original crown moldings and ceiling medallions add quintessential co...

🎃 Perfectly pumpkin.

Whatever your flavor, we've got the space to match. 🍂

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We believe that style matters. We believe the look, feel, colors and textures of a place can dictate our emotion, our memories and our experience. It's why we put care into the decor, design and appointment of all our Portland, Maine rental units. Because whether you're staying for a week, a weekend or just a night, the environment you're in should feel both comfortable and inspiring. We carefully curate each element, from the furniture to the artwork on the walls, to ensure that every detail contributes to the overall ambiance. Our goal is to create a space that feels like a home away from home, yet offers a touch of something special and unique.

So when you step into one of our spaces, you’re stepping into more than just a rental — you’re entering a thoughtfully designed environment that reflects the beauty and spirit of Portland itself.

Come see what we mean.

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In 2022, Portland lost a long-time eatery and venue just steps away from the Portland Art Museum. After nearly 20 years of serving up good food, live music and a welcoming vibe, Dogfish Bar & Grille closed its doors on Free Street. Known for its legendary open mic nights and laid-back atmosphere, Dogfish was more than just a bar—it was a community hub where many local musicians got their start, including Griffin Sherry of The Ghost of Paul Revere. 🎸

The decision to close came after challenges brought on by the pandemic, staffing shortages, and ongoing construction in the Congress Square area that made access difficult.

In the meantime, a new spot called The Downtown Social will soon take its place, aiming to keep the community spirit alive at this iconic location. Stay tuned for what’s next! 🌟

Company keeping? .. 🥂
🍂 .. Leaf peeping?
Deep sleeping? 🛌 ...

Come to for your fall getaway.
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🌟 A Stroll Through Portland's History: The Carroll Mansion 🌟

Did you know? Tucked away in the charming Arts District of Portland is the iconic Carroll Mansion, once home to Julia Clapp Carroll and her husband, to***co merchant John Bryce Carroll! 🏛️

Julia, a member of one of Portland's most prominent 19th-century families, was the daughter of real estate developer Charles Quincy Clapp and granddaughter of famed businessman Asa Clapp. In 1843, she married John, and together, they became the namesake of this beautiful home. 🏡

Fast forward to 1984, the historic mansion was transformed into modern condos, blending Portland’s rich past with today’s vibrant community. 🕰️➡️🏙️

Next time you're in the Arts District, take a moment to admire this slice of Portland's history!