#1622657, Listing Office: Sprague & Curtis Real Estate
#1622657, Listing Office: Sprague & Curtis Real Estate
#1616530, Listing Office: Sprague & Curtis Real Estate
#1615536, Listing Office: Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty
#1614808, Listing Office: Rizzo Mattson
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Augusta is located in Kennebec County, Maine. There are roughly 18,974 residents, living in 8,711 households. The average temperature for Augusta this time of the year is low of 43F and high of 66F. On average, Augusta gets about 3.87 inches of precipitation in May. Most residents are home owners (52%), have a high school diploma (50%) and are single, no kids (56%).
Data provided by Home JunctionAugusta's housing market offers a diverse array of options, with single-family homes being a significant presence. Architectural styles in the area range from classic New England colonials to more contemporary designs, reflecting the city's historical roots and modern growth. The market is balanced with a mix of older homes that exude character and newer constructions that cater to modern living standards. While the exact homeownership rate is subject to current market trends, Augusta traditionally has a healthy balance of homeowners and renters.
Augusta, the state capital, is celebrated for its rich historical significance and serene riverfront setting. The community prides itself on a blend of governmental activity and small-town charm, offering residents a peaceful yet vibrant lifestyle. Annual events and local festivals reflect the city's cultural identity and provide opportunities for community engagement.
The community is served by a number of public schools, ensuring educational opportunities for children of all ages. Healthcare services in Augusta are anchored by the local hospital, which provides a range of services including emergency care and specialized treatments. The city's public library system supports lifelong learning and community activities. Retail and dining options in Augusta reflect the local culture, with a mix of independent businesses and familiar chains.
Augusta's transport infrastructure includes a network of roads and highways that connect residents to nearby cities and attractions. Public transit options are available, offering residents alternatives to private vehicle use. The city's layout encourages walkability in certain areas, particularly in the downtown district, while other parts of the city are more car-dependent. Ride-sharing services are operational in Augusta, complementing the existing transportation options.
Elementary Schools
Sylvio Gilbert Elementary School
16 Sunset Ave
Public District PK-6
Lincoln School
30 Lincoln St
Public District KG-6
Lillian P. Hussey Elementary School
12 Gedney St
Public District KG-6
Middle Schools
Cony Middle School
60 Pierce Dr
Public District 7-8
High Schools
Maine Virtual Academy
6 E Chestnut St
Public Charter 7-12
Cony High School
60 Pierce Dr
Public District 9-12
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