THE VILLAGE

Some of the earliest Maine history begins in York Village, long known for its historical significance to the state.  As one of New England’s oldest towns, it’s no surprise that this community strives to maintain and preserve its historic allure. You won’t see high rises, drive-thrus, or overpriced coffee from haughty cafes in York Village. Instead, we take pride in our small town mom and pop shops, friendly people, delightful scenery and authentic New England atmosphere.
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Yet York Village is far from remote. Less than an hour’s drive north brings you to the theaters, dining and shopping in Portland and Freeport Maine, and the city of Boston is just over an hour away, easily accessible by train or bus.

The town of York covers a large area and is composed of several different and distinct neighborhoods;, York Harbor, York Beach, York Village and Cape Neddick.

Bristol Pointe, located near the point that York Village merges into York Harbor, is within walking distance to the excellent kayaking and boating opportunities provided by the York river, part of the America’s National Wild and Scenic Rivers system. Less than a mile from your Bristol Pointe doorstep is peaceful crescent-shaped Harbor Beach, where the York river meets the Atlantic Ocean. Five minutes up Coastal Route 1A, a mile of sand and surf awaits at Long Sands Beach, perennially one of Trip Advisor’s Best Beaches in Maine.
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Cape Neddick is the home to one of the Eastern seaboard’s most renowned resorts, the magnificent Cliff House. You’ll also find another fine beach in Cape Neddick, and popular hiking trails at Mount Agamenticus, the highest point in southern Maine.

Sun, surf, fine dining, outdoor activity and friendly neighbors -- all in delightful Bristol Pointe, anchoring the revitalization of York Village. We look forward to welcoming you home!
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