Agent
Charles Richardson | Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty
Agency Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty
Description
Charlie Richardson first arrived in Maine in 1980 as a Bates College student. A chance opportunity to spend the summer after sophomore year on Damariscotta Lake in Nobleboro planted a seed that continues to grow. As a summer camp counselor at Kieve Affective Education (now Kieve-Wavus Education, Inc), Charlie fell in love with the waters, forests, mountains, and dark night skies of Maine, and discovered a deep appreciation for the community.
After graduating from Bates in 1984, a love of community and the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of young people led Charlie to education. He taught and coached in both private and public schools and, in 1991, he earned his MA in Behavioral Studies and Education from Cambridge College. Whether teaching in West Virginia, Massachusetts, or Connecticut, Charlie returned to the shores of Damariscotta Lake every summer.
Charlie and his wife Annie lived in Nobleboro full-time from 1996-2005 as they were raising their children. Always one to dive into a place deeply and support people thoroughly, Charlie served on the local school board and the board at the Central Lincoln County YMCA, earning the Damariscotta Chamber of Commerce’s Community Service award in 2004.
After being pulled away for a few years to provide leadership and vision at the McDonogh School in Maryland, Charlie and Annie moved back to Nobleboro for good in 2010. As the Director of Education and Operations at KWE, Charlie partners with dozens of towns and cities throughout Maine, developing education initiatives that engage young people and build communities. The conversations and relationships that he has built throughout the state have given him a unique inside view of Maine’s rural, coastal, and urban communities.
Working in real estate at the Damariscotta office with Legacy Properties Sotheby’s International Realty is a natural fit for Charlie. It celebrates his true love of Maine, especially the Mid-Coast region, and he has always looked for ways to help people find joy in their work and play. Charlie looks forward to introducing his clients to the scenic spots in the area that he has loved since his days at Bates, from Pemaquid Light House to the Rachel Carson Preserve, Popham Beach, and Morse Mountain.
As he travels, getting to know people and their places, he brings an appreciation and an eye for both the challenges and the opportunities. A life-long learner and a true “people person”, Charlie is always ready with a listening ear and a good story. When he is not walking the Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust trails near his home, you might find him in town, deep in conversation over a cup of coffee.
After graduating from Bates in 1984, a love of community and the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of young people led Charlie to education. He taught and coached in both private and public schools and, in 1991, he earned his MA in Behavioral Studies and Education from Cambridge College. Whether teaching in West Virginia, Massachusetts, or Connecticut, Charlie returned to the shores of Damariscotta Lake every summer.
Charlie and his wife Annie lived in Nobleboro full-time from 1996-2005 as they were raising their children. Always one to dive into a place deeply and support people thoroughly, Charlie served on the local school board and the board at the Central Lincoln County YMCA, earning the Damariscotta Chamber of Commerce’s Community Service award in 2004.
After being pulled away for a few years to provide leadership and vision at the McDonogh School in Maryland, Charlie and Annie moved back to Nobleboro for good in 2010. As the Director of Education and Operations at KWE, Charlie partners with dozens of towns and cities throughout Maine, developing education initiatives that engage young people and build communities. The conversations and relationships that he has built throughout the state have given him a unique inside view of Maine’s rural, coastal, and urban communities.
Working in real estate at the Damariscotta office with Legacy Properties Sotheby’s International Realty is a natural fit for Charlie. It celebrates his true love of Maine, especially the Mid-Coast region, and he has always looked for ways to help people find joy in their work and play. Charlie looks forward to introducing his clients to the scenic spots in the area that he has loved since his days at Bates, from Pemaquid Light House to the Rachel Carson Preserve, Popham Beach, and Morse Mountain.
As he travels, getting to know people and their places, he brings an appreciation and an eye for both the challenges and the opportunities. A life-long learner and a true “people person”, Charlie is always ready with a listening ear and a good story. When he is not walking the Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust trails near his home, you might find him in town, deep in conversation over a cup of coffee.
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Agency
Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty
40 Main St, Damariscotta, ME 04543 - 04543 Damariscotta
Description
Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty is Maine's leading luxury real estate company with more than 100 agents and six offices serving Maine coastal communities from York County to Hancock County as well as Seacoast New Hampshire. With offices in Kennebunk, Portland, Brunswick, Damariscotta, Camden, and Northeast Harbor, Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty represents distinctive properties at all prices. Our mission is to deliver the highest quality of service, experience, and professionalism to our buyer and seller clients through superior marketing, cutting-edge technology, and the best real estate professionals in Maine. We aim to exceed the expectations of our clients and help them achieve extraordinary real estate results. As the undisputed leader of the luxury and waterfront real estate markets in Maine, we are proud to represent the finest properties and lifestyle opportunities Maine has to offer.
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COLLECTION€ 781,300325 m² 3 4Here is your chance to own an exceptionally well built home sitting on 2.2 acres along the Dyer River. This tranquil rustic setting offers you the chance to unwind and take in all...
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