1 Bridge St
Porter, ME 04068
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![]() Unit 5 2 bd, 1 ba Bauneg Beg Holdings LLC | 1,000 | Dec 1 | Fees may apply $1,795 |
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Unit features
Appliances
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Microwave oven
- Oven
Flooring
- Hardwood
- Tile
Heating
- Heat pump
Neighborhood: Kezar Falls
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Nearby schools in Porter
Living in Porter
Kezar Falls and Porterfield are rural parts of Porter in western Maine, set among wooded hills, streams and open land near the New Hampshire border. The area has a four-season climate, with snowy winters and warm summers suited to time outdoors. Kezar Falls grew around the falls on the Ossipee River, a landmark tied to the village’s mill history. Local roads connect scattered homes with nearby forests, river access and small-town services; driving is the practical way to reach groceries, cafés and other everyday errands. Dining and shopping options are limited within the neighborhoods, while larger selections are available in nearby towns. Outdoor recreation includes walking country roads, exploring wooded terrain and enjoying the river. The pace is quiet, with a strong sense of place shaped by the landscape and Porter’s rural history.
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Frequently asked questions
1 Bridge St is located at 1 Bridge St in Kezar Falls, Porter, ME. The surrounding area includes multiple restaurants and cafes within 1 mile, such as China Garden, Sugar N Spice Bakery, and Country Falls Restaurant.
The closest hospitals and medical facilities to 1 Bridge St include Sacopee Valley Health Center (0.2 miles away).
The schools assigned to 1 Bridge St include South Hiram Elementary School, Sacopee Valley Middle School, and Sacopee Valley High School.
1 Bridge St is located within 0.2 miles of School Administrative District No 55.
1 Bridge St has a walk score of 16, it's car-dependent.








