Brandy Pond, once known as the Bay of Naples, sits at the heart of the Sebago Lakes Region between the long and narrow Long Lake to the north and the mighty Sebago Lake to the south.
Connected by the Naples swingbridge and causeway to Long Lake and by the Songo River,  through the Songo locks, to Sebago Lake, Brandy Pond is the centerpiece of 35 miles of boating that is the pride of the Lakes Region.
Flanked, as it is, by two relative giants, Brandy Pond is no mud puddle. It’s surface area covers 733 acres, its maximum depth is 44 feet and mean depth 16 feet, and it’s shorefront is comprised of 204 lakefront lots.
On its surface on a summer’s day find all kinds of floating craft, from canoes and kayaks, to powerboats pulling waterskiers and wakeboarders, to the grandest lady in the area, the Songo River Queen – a stern wheel paddler with two decks and capacity for 300 passengers. Cast an eye skyward and watch as seaplanes descend and take off from these friendly waters.
Under the surface is an angler’s delight. Brandy Pond serves as a freeway for fish traveling between Sebago Lake and Long Lake. In these waters find colder water varieties like landlocked slamon, brown trout and brook trout, and warmer water species like large and smallmouth bass, pickerel, perch, hornpout, and sunfish.
There are lakefront homes in many styles and sizes on Brandy Pond – from humble Maine camps to sprawling, year round, contemporary homes. This is a popular destination for many vacationers and second homes are much in demand here.
Here are the current lakefront listings for Brandy Pond:

Search for properties on Brandy Pond in Naples

To see more lakefront properties in the area try using our Lakefront Locator. It’s never been easier to find your lakefront home in Maine.