
Apartments near The Blaine House in Augusta, ME (197 Rentals)


172 Mt Vernon Ave

81 Washington St

142 Bangor St

200 Mt. Vernon Ave

197 Northern Ave

161 Riverside Dr

268 Eastern Ave

272 Eastern Ave

18 Townsend St

3 Commonwealth Ln

Capital Village Apartments

Roncalli Apartments

38 Gage St

26 Chestnut Street

180 Capitol St

113 Winthrop St

Town & Country Apartments

98 Water Street Apartments

Kennebec Plaza Apartments

Parkwood Apartment Homes

Cony Flatiron Senior

68 North Street

Pine View Estates

Margaret Chase Smith House

Meadow Park Apartments

Glenridge Gardens

36 Malta St

35 Meadow Rd

Hodgkin School Senior Housing

45 Jefferson St

28 Pine Brook Dr

Riverview - Maine

Greentree Apartments

Chateau Cushnoc

Capri Apartments

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7 Warren St, Unit Lawn Room

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1 Summer St, Unit Bedroom 3

211 Water St, Unit #6

21 Winthrop St

130 Water St

136-138 WATER St

127 Second St

130 Second St

1-7 Elm St

The Ridges

Cotton Mill Apartments

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Explore Augusta
There are a number of beautiful buildings scattered throughout Augusta, but there are few quite as importance, or historically significant as the Blaine House. Though it has seen a lot of history in its day, it's most famously known as the current Governor's Mansion for the Governor of Maine, and home to the First Family. The Blaine House is a major landmark in town, and one spot that every Augusta apartment resident should make it a point to see, to see the spot where so many great figures have tread the boards. An apartment near the Blaine House will give people untold access to all the information they could want about the history of Maine's government, and also give them the chance to see this beautiful, historical house whenever they want while hardly having to travel at all The Blaine House was built in the late 19th Century by a retired captain, and stayed in his family for many years, but in 1919, it was donated to Maine, becoming the official housing for the First Family. Since then, each Governor, as well as his wife and children, have made themselves at home in this gorgeous abode, which resonates with the history of the men and women who have lived within the walls. If you relive some of this history yourself, you can always visit the house, since it also a national landmark, with tours of the house occurring many times a week. It allows visitors, whether they be from apartments near the Blaine House, or those from Augusta apartments on the other side of the city, the chance to take a walk on the same grounds on which some of the most famous figures in Maine government walked. The Blaine House provides people from Augusta apartments untold access to the history of the governments and First Families of their great state, and also features some splendid architecture. It's a place that every Augustan should visit, especially if they happen to have an apartment near the Blaine House.
Frequently Asked Questions about Augusta
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Augusta cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Augusta range from $1,100 to $2,450. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,694.
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