Gardiner

Gardiner sits just south of Augusta, where Cobbosseecontee Stream meets the Kennebec River. It's a small city with a big historic downtown, and its spot near I-295 and the Maine Turnpike puts Augusta about 10 minutes away and Portland within an hour.

Water Street is the heart of Gardiner, lined with 19th century brick buildings, local restaurants, shops, and Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center. The Kennebec River Rail Trail starts downtown and runs north to Hallowell and Augusta, and the waterfront and Gardiner Common host events throughout the year.

Gardiner is known for its older homes, including Victorians, Colonials, and New Englanders in the neighborhoods above downtown, along with capes, ranches, and rural properties on the outskirts. Students attend MSAD 11 schools, including Gardiner Area High School, shared with Pittston, Randolph, and West Gardiner.

Buying or selling a home in Gardiner? Corey Lee knows how to market and price older homes and helps buyers weigh the details that matter with them. Call or text Corey at (207) 314-8443, or request a free home value report to see what your Gardiner home is worth today.

Whether you’re buying your first home or selling your investment property, Corey Lee delivers expert guidance backed by deep local experience in Waterville and Central Maine. As a Buyer’s Agent and Listing Agent, Corey combines strategy, market knowledge, and personal service to help clients move with confidence.

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