33 active listings near Brewer | |
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👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending | |
$625,000 | 👍 231 Parkway S |
$550,000 | 👍 7 Mullen Way |
$450,000 | 👍 53 Clover Ln |
$425,000 | 👍 10 Ivers St |
$408,000 | 👍 42 Birchwood Blvd |
$399,900 | 👍 10 Bald Eagle Dr Unit 10 |
$399,000 | 👍 126 Silk St |
$399,000 | 👍 100 Clisham Rd |
$389,900 | 👍 89 Lot Parkways |
$364,900 | 👍 77 Hillcrest Dr |
$359,900 | 👍* 83 Hillcrest Dr |
$350,000 | 👍* 119 Parker St |
$345,000 | 👍* 29 Brimmer St |
$339,000 | 👍* 118 Fling St |
$319,900 | 👍 219 Center St |
$305,000 | 👍* 20 Riverview Ter |
$299,900 | 👍* 19 Park Ave W |
$275,000 | 👍 129 S Main St |
$272,000 | 👍 59 Holyoke St |
$269,900 | 👍 121 Washington St |
$269,500 | 👍 47 Harlow St |
$267,000 | 👍 15 Silk St |
$265,000 | 👍 499 S Main St |
$259,900 | 👍 11 Tibbetts St |
$219,900 | 👍 31 Pendleton St |
$219,000 | 👍* 73 Parker St |
$209,000 | 👍 31 S Brewer Dr |
$185,000 | 👍 1 Patten Ct |
$129,900 | 👍 56 S Brewer Dr |
$119,000 | 👍 120 Wiswell Rd |
$69,000 | 👍 Parkway S Lot 90 |
$58,000 | 👍 Pine Tree Rd Lot 25 |
$40,000 | 👍 288 Elm St |
Interested in fun facts and the history of Brewer, ME?
Then read on!
Here are some interesting facts about the city of Brewer, Maine:
1. Brewer was founded in 1812 and was named after Colonel John Brewer, who was an early settler in the area.
2. Brewer is located on the Penobscot River and was a major center for logging and shipping in the 19th century. Today, the city is known for its historic downtown, which has been preserved and revitalized in recent years.
3. The city is home to the annual Whoopie Pie Festival, which celebrates the famous Maine dessert. The festival features live music, games, and of course, plenty of whoopie pies to sample.
4. Brewer is also home to the Eastern Maine Medical Center, which is the largest medical center in northern Maine.
5. The city is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, with many hiking trails, parks, and recreational opportunities available in and around the area.
6. Brewer is located near Bangor, which is home to the University of Maine and is a hub for arts and culture in the region.