Lakefront Homes for Sale in Weld, ME

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Weld sits beside Webb Lake in Franklin County, with Mount Blue State Park inside the town and Routes 142 and 156 carrying traffic through it. See lakefront homes across Maine, create a free account to save this search and receive alerts, or call Allied Realty at (207) 474-9553 to speak with an agent.

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Webb Lake defines Weld, draining into the Webb River and on to the Androscoggin, with Mount Blue State Park occupying part of the town and Spruce and Hurricane mountains rising within its limits. Tumbledown Mountain and Mount Blue sit just beyond the town line, so lakefront property here tends to come with high ground in view. Allied Realty works throughout Franklin County and is familiar with how Webb Lake frontage compares with the Rangeley lakes to the north. See the Franklin County area pages or browse lakefront homes in Rangeley.

Frequently Asked Questions

What lake is Weld, ME on?
Weld sits on Webb Lake, which drains into the Webb River and then the Androscoggin. It is the main body of water in the town.
What is there to do around Weld, ME?
Mount Blue State Park lies within the town, and Tumbledown Mountain and Mount Blue are just outside the town line. Spruce and Hurricane mountains rise inside Weld itself.

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