Sherwood Forest Residence
NEW LISTING
12 Locksley Road
Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Privately located in Cape Elizabeth's Sherwood Forest neighborhood, this 1954 Garrison borders 18-acres of protected conservation woodlands with stone walls and walking trails.
The classic New England home offers hardwood floors in most rooms, updated energy-efficient windows, and four wood-burning fireplaces. The interior features 3 bedrooms, including a primary suite, and 3.5 baths within 2,807± sq. ft. of living space.
A walk-up third-floor finished attic and a partially finished lower level give you flexible space for an office, guest room, playroom, or studio. The detached oversized garage can accommodate 4 or 5 cars, boats, a workshop, or gear. An on-demand generator is also included.
Well built and full of potential, it's ready for your updates and personal touch. Just a short walk to Fort Williams Park and minutes to beaches, schools, and downtown Portland.
Property Highlights
Sherwood Forest neighborhood
Borders 18-acres of conservation land with walking trails and stonewalls
Sited on 0.35 acres
Built in 1954
Total 2,807± sq. ft.
Primary bedroom with full bath + 2 additional bedrooms on second level
Walk up finished third level
Detached oversized garage for up to 5 vehicles
Full walkout lower lever with entrance from courtyard.
On-demand generator
Public sewer
Public water
Property taxes (2025/26) $9,457
Exclusively Listed by Erin Haber
OFFERED FOR $900,000
Classic New England Charm
Sherwood Forest is one of Cape Elizabeth's most sought-after neighborhoods. Its wooded streets, named in a nod to the Robin Hood legend (Locksley, Robinhood), wind past established homes on generous lots, many framed by mature trees, rhododendrons, and long-grown landscaping that give the area a private, park-like feel.
Just a short walk to Fort Williams Park and Portland Head Light, Sherwood Forest is one of Cape Elizabeth's most sought-after neighborhoods.
Fort Williams Park
Just a short walk from the property is Fort Williams Park, home to Portland Head Light. This 90+-acre park offers a beach, cliff walk, children’s garden and playground, historic structures, and elevated views overlooking the bold Atlantic Ocean. Park Map.
Nearby Services + Amenities
Sherwood Forest offers a quiet neighborhood feel with easy access to everything, including downtown Portland about 10 minutes away.
The Greenbelt Trails connect directly from the property, and at the end of the street you’ll find the Shore Road Pathway, which runs along Shore Road just across from the entrance to Fort Williams Park. Crescent Beach State Park and Kettle Cove are also close by.
Everyday needs are just as convenient. Cape Elizabeth Town Center offers Thomas Memorial Library, the Community Center pool, and the town’s highly regarded schools, while Mill Creek and Knightville have grocery stores and local restaurants just minutes away.
Points of Interest
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Fort Williams Park is one of Cape Elizabeth’s most treasured landmarks. The 90-acre park is home to Portland Head Light, first lit in 1791 and one of the most photographed lighthouses in the country. Visitors can stroll the oceanfront Cliff Walk, explore the historic Goddard Mansion ruins and former military batteries, wander the Arboretum, or simply relax on the open lawns overlooking Casco Bay. Whether it’s a morning walk, a family picnic, or a sunset by the water, Fort Williams offers a year-round escape right in the neighborhood.
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A short drive from home, Crescent Beach State Park is one of Southern Maine’s most beloved beaches. Its mile-long crescent of soft sand curves along the Atlantic, offering calm swimming, beach walks, and views out to Richmond Island. Beyond the beach, the park features shaded picnic areas, a seasonal snack bar, and wooded trails that connect to nearby Kettle Cove. From summer swims to quiet off-season strolls, Crescent Beach is a local favorite in every season.
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Standing on a rocky headland at the edge of Fort Williams Park, Portland Head Light is Maine’s oldest lighthouse and an enduring symbol of the state’s maritime heritage. First lit in 1791 during George Washington’s presidency, the lighthouse still guides ships into Portland Harbor today. The former keepers’ quarters now house a museum sharing the history of the light and the families who tended it, and the surrounding paths offer dramatic views of the coastline and Casco Bay.
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Located in the heart of Cape Elizabeth’s Town Center, the Cape Elizabeth Community Center is a hub of activity for residents of all ages. Run by Cape Elizabeth Community Services, the center is home to an indoor pool open year-round for lap swimming, lessons, and family swim times. It also offers a full calendar of programs, including fitness classes, youth sports and camps, after-school activities, and adult enrichment courses. It’s a welcoming place to stay active, learn something new, and connect with neighbors.
12 Locksley Road,Cape Elizabeth, Maine
MLS #1683115
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