Cape Elizabeth
Just five miles south of downtown Portland, the intertwined neighborhoods of Shore Acres and Broad Cove deliver the pinnacle of Maine coastal luxury living—dramatic rocky shorelines, sweeping Atlantic views, and quiet neighborhoods, yet you’re still only 15 minutes from the Old Port’s energy. Connected by the Shore Acres Walking Trail that winds along the water’s edge, these two neighborhoods share the same rare combination: bold oceanfront lots, quiet streets, and an understated elegance that Cape Elizabeth is famous for.
As a luxury agent whose partner grew up in Shore Acres, I know these neighborhoods intimately. Buyers who choose Shore Acres or Broad Cove aren’t just buying a home—they’re securing a spot in one of greater Portland’s most sought after neighborhoods.
These neighborhoods consist of a mix of architectural styles: shingle-style estates perched on ledges with waves crashing below, mid-century moderns reimagined for today’s living, and a handful of significant new builds that respect the rugged landscape. Lot sizes often exceed an acre, and the many dead-end streets are quiet.
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Life here revolves around the ocean and the quiet privilege of having it in your backyard.
Crescent Beach State Park and Kettle Cove are just minutes away, but most residents prefer their own rocky coves and the hidden gem, rocky Trundy Beach. Kayak from your doorstep at high tide, watch lobster boats work the pots at dawn, or walk the Shore Acres Trail at sunset—few neighborhoods in Maine offer this level of direct, extensive ocean access.
The Good Table is just down the road. This homey restaurant excels at relaxed upscale breakfasts and cozy dinners.
Tostones, a casual local eatery features empanadas, tostones, and other familiar Latin American dishes is in Cape Elizabeth village just up the road.
The nearby Tacos y Tequila offers authentic but elevated Mexican dishes and, of course, some of the best margaritas around.
Two Lights State Park and Portland Head Light are literally around the corner—a few homes even enjoy views of the lighthouse beaming across the water at night.
The hidden path from the end of Broad Cove Road down to a secret pebble beach—ask me and I’ll show you on tour.
The other hidden path up to the Trundy Point Observation Tower.
The best seat in town for storm-watching is Trundy Point at the north end of Shore Acres.
Don’t miss the annual Shore Acres block party in August for residents only.
Cape Elizabeth schools are consistently ranked among the top three public systems in Maine. Nearby private options include Waynflete and the Holy Cross School. Portland’s world-class medical facilities (Maine Med, Mercy) are fewer than 20 minutes away.
Shore Acres and Broad Cove offer a unique lifestyle with bold ocean frontage coupled with a quiet neighborhood feel, all approximately 15 minutes from Maine’s biggest city.
Contact me today to learn more about real estate in Shore Acres and Broad Cove. Whether you’re seeking a legacy estate or a modern family home in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the Portland area, I’d be honored to help you find the perfect property in this extraordinary corner of Cape Elizabeth.
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