If the pop of blue on the cedar shakes or the clean angles of the home don’t immediately grab your attention, the view of the Kennebecasis River should do the trick.

A true blue 2-storey that is charming from initial appearance with its covered, deep verandah, red brick chimney, rich white trim and is centrally placed.

A heart-stirring Rothesay home with a solid New England exterior, renovations and décor showcasing a Maine-tior.

A stately home from the front with an even more impressive water view from the back, this built in 2011 craftsman home has time-honored finishes with the quality feel through style and workmanship.

Tucked away in the heart of Rothesay on the quaint street of Almon Lane, this cedar shake dutch colonial sits privately on just under an acre of ground.

This 4 bedroom home is modern meets classic meet character thanks in large part to the eye-catching renovations that honour its Colonial style yet include today’s design standards.

Situated along a tree-lined street in coveted Old Rothesay, this home boasts eye-catching curb appeal all over the property.

Here is a unique spot on the St. John River – with 300+ feet of waterfront, 3 acres of land, a long sandy beach just outside your doorstep.

The outside of this modern home lends a warm, minimalist-look with help from the onyx black Fraser wood siding coupled with board and batten and black windows all set on a fully landscaped half acre lot with privacy and beach rights.

This charming home in the quaint yet bustling area of Hampton is a clever blend of old and new, thanks to the many upgrades that were ever so carefully completed.