Fryeburg, ME Homes for Sale
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A great place to raise a family, or buy a vacation home for year-round enjoyment is what the town of Fryeburg is known for. The Saco River runs behind the main village, separating farmland from residential. The bottomlands of the Saco River provide a huge flat area—about a mile wide by several miles long—ringed by mountains in nearly every direction. Fryeburg is home to Fryeburg Academy, a private preparatory school, and the International Musical Arts Institute.
The town is also site of the Fryeburg Fair, which each October attracts approximately 60,000 visitors. All high school age children can attend the Fryeburg Academy for free. 
Fryeburg also borders Kimball Lake, a small mountain lake with unusually clear water and gorgeous mountain views. Snowmobile trails are accessible from almost every location. North Conway's just 15 minutes away in one direction, and Bridgton is the same distance south on 302. Enjoy skiing at Mount Cranmore, or go to Shawnee Peak in Bridgton—the largest night skiing facility in New England. It began as a strategic frontier outpost, and the earliest town in the White Mountain region. Excellent soil helped Fryeburg develop into a prosperous agricultural center, with the first gristmill established in 1766. Other mills and factories produced lumber, leather, harness, tinware, cheese and canned vegetables. Fryeburg is today a year-round resort area.
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