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National Rivers Month: 5 Things to do on the Kennebec River
The Kennebec River flows right by several Augusta homes for sale and offers a bunch of outdoor adventures during the summer months. Join our real estate agents in celebrating National Rivers Month this June with these great activities on the Kennebec River.
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Plan a Fishing Trip on Cobbosseecontee Lake
Maine is famous for its wild outdoor attractions, from hiking and mountain biking to camping and bird watching. But Maine is especially well known for offering some of America's best fishing, and Cobbosseecontee Lake is one of our real estate agents' favorite places!
Exploring Cobbosseecontee Lake
Cobbosseecontee Lake is located just a few miles west of Augusta and a stone's throw from these Belgrade homes for sale. One of Central Maine's largest bodies of water, Cobbosseecontee is a natural glacial lake that spans over 5,500 acres and reaches depths up to 100 feet.
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Wedding Venues Around the Kennebec Valley
The choice of a wedding venue sets the tone for that special day. When our real estate agents organize events, they turn to these stunning venues near Augusta homes for sale.
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6 Things to Do in the Kennebec Valley This Spring
After a long winter, our real estate agents are ready to get out and about this spring. The Augusta area is truly beautiful in every season, with plenty of activities to enjoy during the spring months! Take a hike, shoot nine holes, or sample some new brews this spring at these six locations around the Kennebec Valley.
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Current Exhibitions at the Colby College Museum of Art
When we have clients looking at Augusta homes for sale, we often recommend that they stop by the Colby College Museum of Art while they're in the area. Founded in 1959, the museum is now home to more than 10,000 works of art. The associated sculpture garden and terrace are also enjoyable to explore. Admission is free, and the museum is open to all. If you are considering a visit, here are some of the current exhibits you can expect to see.