Biddeford Real Estate
Real Estate in Biddeford, Maine
Biddeford is one of Southern Maine's fastest-evolving coastal cities — a place where a revitalized mill district, an award-winning restaurant scene, and miles of dramatic Atlantic coastline converge into one of York County's most dynamic real estate markets. Situated along the Saco River about 20 minutes south of Portland, Biddeford offers everything from walkable downtown lofts and historic in-town neighborhoods to oceanfront estates at Biddeford Pool, Fortunes Rocks, and Granite Point. Whether you're buying or selling here, the market rewards accurate, current data — which is exactly what I bring to every Biddeford transaction.
Biddeford's Coastal Neighborhoods
Biddeford's coastal market is anchored by some of Southern Maine's most sought-after addresses. Biddeford Pool is a waterfront village on a protected peninsula — one of Maine's original summer colonies — with historic estates, private beaches, yacht moorings, and the Abenakee Golf Club; you can browse current listings on my Biddeford Pool real estate page. Fortunes Rocks delivers oceanfront living along one of the region's premier surfing beaches, with large custom homes and sweeping Atlantic views. Granite Point, a private peninsula with rocky shoreline and wide ocean panoramas, draws buyers seeking privacy and coastal grandeur. Hills Beach offers waterfront homes overlooking Biddeford Pool Harbor and Saco Bay, while the Mile Stretch corridor connects these coastal neighborhoods with scenic ocean- and marsh-front homesites. In the heart of downtown, the revitalized Mill District has brought a wave of condos and lofts to a walkable, amenity-rich core.
Biddeford Market Snapshot
Biddeford's current mil rate is $14.94 per $1,000 of assessed value (FY 2025–2026). Over the trailing 12 months, the median sold price is $532,500 with a median of 16 days on market, and roughly 69% of homes sell within 30 days. 151 residential transactions closed in that period at a median of full list price, with sale prices ranging from $150,000 to $3,575,000. Biddeford's population is approximately 22,371.
The market spans an extraordinary range — from the revitalized downtown and established inland neighborhoods to multi-million-dollar oceanfront estates at Biddeford Pool and Fortunes Rocks. The city's growing arts and culinary reputation has driven meaningful appreciation in the Mill District, while coastal properties remain among the most valuable in York County.
Market data source: Maine Listings (MREIS), trailing 12 months. Compiled by Robert Thibodeau II, Associate Broker, eXp Realty Maine. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed; conditions change and past performance does not predict future results.
Schools in Biddeford
Biddeford Public Schools serves approximately 2,436 students with an 11:1 student-teacher ratio, across Biddeford Primary School, Biddeford Intermediate School, John F. Kennedy Memorial School, and Biddeford High School. The University of New England, located in the Biddeford Pool area, adds educational and cultural resources to the community, and additional private and parochial options are available throughout the greater Biddeford–Saco area. Buyers are encouraged to contact the district directly to confirm current enrollment boundaries and program details.
Commute Times from Biddeford
Downtown Portland is 20–25 minutes via I-95 or Route 1, and the Portland International Jetport (PWM) is 18–20 minutes away. Boston is roughly 80 minutes via I-95 and the Maine Turnpike. The nearby Amtrak Downeaster station in Saco offers direct rail service to Portland, Boston's North Station, and Brunswick.
Things to Do in Biddeford
Biddeford's coastline is among the most scenic in Maine, with Fortunes Rocks Beach, Middle Beach, and Biddeford Pool Beach. Nature lovers explore the East Point Audubon Sanctuary and the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. The Pepperell Mill Campus and Engine gallery anchor a thriving arts district, while City Theater and the Biddeford RiverWalk draw people downtown. The culinary scene has earned national recognition — Palace Diner, Elda, Batson River Brewing, and Sacred Profane Brewery are among the standouts. Boaters and anglers reach the Atlantic via Rumery's Boat Yard, Biddeford Pool Harbor, and the Saco River.
Buying or Selling in Biddeford
Whether you're searching for a waterfront estate at Biddeford Pool, an oceanfront home at Fortunes Rocks, or a Mill District loft downtown, I provide accurate, data-driven guidance based on actual recent Biddeford sales — not automated estimates. Biddeford's mix of coastal properties, arts-and-dining culture, and Portland proximity makes it one of Southern Maine's most dynamic markets.
Thinking of selling? My Sell My Home in Biddeford, Maine guide breaks down current 2026 market data, what it costs to sell, and how I price and market your home for the strongest result — and my cost-of-selling guide walks through the numbers before you list.
Call or text me at 207-880-9995, or get your free home value estimate at MaineLuxuryListings.com/seller/valuation.
Robert Thibodeau | Associate Broker | REALTOR® | eXp Realty Maine | License BA930057
10 Tow Road
$699,000
12-14 Bayview Avenue
$3,950,000
137 May Street
$269900
Biddeford Listings Summary
Biddeford - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Biddeford: $762,700 / County Avg $879,800
Avg Taxes in Biddeford: $6,500 / County Avg $6,700
Avg Sq. Ft. in Biddeford: 1,842 / County Avg 1,985
Avg Price per/sqft in Biddeford:$414 / County Avg $443
Avg Year Built in Biddeford: 1945 / County Avg 2023
Avg Days on Website in Biddeford: 78 / County Avg 78
Biddeford Real Estate Market Health
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Listing data is derived in whole or in part from the Maine IDX and is for consumers' personal, non commercial use only. Dimensions are approximate and not guaranteed. All data should be independently verified ©2026 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All Rights Reserved.