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Kennebunk, Maine

Kennebunk is a coastal town in York County. Incorporated in 1820 from a portion of the town of Wells. Kennebunk is only 90 miles north of Boston and is close to Maine’s cultural, social, and economic capital, Portland. From vibrant villages, to beautiful sandy beaches, Kennebunk is a truly wonderful place to live and visit!

Kennebunk is rich with tradition and history. Rolling hills and a wide array of open spaces make it a truly unique and special place. Originally an agricultural and shipbuilding settlement, it has evolved into a favorite destination for travelers worldwide. From the sea captains' mansions on Summer Street to the beautiful Mousam and Kennebunk rivers, there is something here for every taste.

For the lover of architectural history, Kennebunk boasts a large number of beautifully preserved historic homes exemplifying New England’s early architecture, as well as oceanfront and ocean view homes along Gooch’s Beach, waterfront estates along the Kennebunk River, and charming New England cottages in the village.

Kennebunkport

Kennebunkport, a picturesque coastal community in York County, Maine, is known nationally as the summer home of former President George H. W. Bush. With its splendid oceanfront properties, picturesque harbor, quaint shops, charming inns, and fine dining, Kennebunkport attracts those seeking the best of New England coastal living. Pristine neighborhoods featuring meticulously maintained waterfront homes abound.

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Town Statistics & Information

Population: 10,476 (per 2000 census)
Land area: 36 square miles
County: York
County Seat: Alfred
Tax rate: $12.05/thousand for year 2006-2007
% of Value: 78%

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