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Now is the perfect time to purchase the private 8-acre Butterfield Island set on the 5000-acre Nicatous Lake! A legacy property, it is a perfect setting for a family compound, retreat/event center, short-term rental, or summer camp. The property begins on the deeded lot on the mainland with boat house, parking and private dock for the boats. The large, fully furnished, self-sufficient compound features 2 main lodges and 3 sleep cabins to accommodate a large group. Additional structures include a tool shed, generator shed, 2 docks, woodshed, and outhouse. The island is "turn-key" and ready for you to enjoy. With 21,000 acres and 34 miles of shoreline in conservation easement in the area, much of Nicatous Lake is not developed with the beauty protected and forever wild. Your island adventure begins on the mainland at the north end of the lake where the deeded small lot includes a boat house with ample parking and a private dock to launch the newer 26-foot pontoon boat which conveys with the sale. To reach Butterfield Island, it is just under a five-mile boat ride from the boat landing to the island. The ride down the lake is a treat in itself passing beautiful undeveloped shoreline with very few camps, but a diverse collection of beaches, 90+ islands, and if you are lucky wildlife sightings. Keep a lookout for deer, moose and loons. As you approach the island, you will find two private docks on the north and south ends of the island. The large, fully furnished, self-sufficient compound features two main lodges and three sleep cabins to accommodate a large group or event. Additional buildings include a tool shed, generator shed with a newer diesel generator, woodshed, and an outhouse. Built in 2004, The Great Lodge has modern amenities including the kitchen with stove, refrigerator, and water heater, all powered by propane. An open-concept design, the building offers hardwood floors, handcrafted cabinets and center island, pantry, large dining area, comfortable living room, newer Waterford ceramic wood stove, a bedroom on the sunporch, and a master bedroom up the spiral staircase in the loft. The oversized deck and expansive staircase encourage outdoor living and is a guest favorite. Enjoy the sunsets from the deck with the westerly views. The historic Butterfield Lodge is one of the earliest buildings on the island. Built in c. 1926, the space provides a multipurpose living room with the original lovely fieldstone fireplace, kitchenette, and the updated bathing room with a clawfoot tub, sink, and shower serviced by a propane water heater. Up in the sleeping loft, guests can snuggle in for the night with sleeping quarters. The covered porch wraps around of the building where you can enjoy the same timeless views of the common area and lake that generations of the Butterfield family have loved since the 1920's. Need more sleeping space, the three sleeping cabins (built in the 1930's) are all powered by the generator and feature wood stoves, newer mattresses and bedding, woodstoves, and privacy for guests. Arranged in a semicircle, the cabins and lodges open onto the common area for gathering at the 8 newer picnic tables and around the oversized firepit made by stones from the island and lake. A 30-foot event tent is included in the sale for hosting weddings and other large gatherings in the common area. Need more sleeping space, a popup camper at the north dock is a favorite for the teens or those young at heart who want to fall asleep at waterside and hear the calling of loons and lapping of the waves. The island features mature growth trees that can be enjoyed on the trails from both docks that follow a gentle slope from the lake up to the buildings located in the center of the island, which is the highest point on the island. The south end dock overlooks Moose Cove and is well protected. A mesmerizing path follows along the perimeter of the island. Along this path you can pick wild blueberries, identify mushrooms, explore the geology, identify trees, look for wildlife or just enjoy the tranquil surroundings of the lake and mature forest. The lake is always in the sight line yet the compound is private and protected by the trees. The peace and quiet and nighttime sky are second to none. On the practical side of self-sufficient island living, powered is supplied by a newer diesel generator, along with a new solar panel/battery system which easily supplies all buildings' lights, electrical outlets, smaller kitchen appliances and even a TV/DVD! Propane tanks power the kitchen appliances and a hot water heater for each lodge. Turn-key and ready for to move-in, the sale include a pontoon boat, 3 docks, a Honda ATV with trailer, Bobcat E10 excavator, and 3 gas powered generators. See the Personal Property and Improvement document for the full-list. A legacy property, Butterfield Island is a perfect setting for a family compound, corporate or non-profit retreat center, small event center, short-term rentals, or an environmental summer camp. From the complete solitude and beauty, to the star lit skies over the lake, the sounds of the loons, the moose standing on Moose Cove across from the western side of the island, the boat rides to hidden sandy beaches, the stories around the campfires, guests snuggling into their own private cabins, fishing for dinner, and moon lit canoe rides, the remote island experience truly is life changing. Buyer agency cooperative compensation possible on this property, please have your buying agent reach out to the listing agent to discuss.

446 acres nearby to Springy Pond and Floods Pond with 6500 feet of frontage on Lower Springy Pond Out Brook and East and West Brook. Power is located along Springy Pond Road with a great building spot near power along the brook. This parcel has so many possibilities! Access to off Springy Pond Road and on the south end off Floods Pond Road.

Investor Opportunity: Prime Commercial Lot... Property Overview: • Size: 2-acre commercial lot • Location: High St (Route 3), with two easements granting additional access to Myrick Street... Proximity: • Near shopping centers, restaurants, and the airport • Close to public boat launch on the Union River • Only 20 minutes from Acadia National Park... Key Features: • Accessibility: Excellent access via High St and Myrick Street • Strategic Location: High traffic area with significant footfall • Versatile Use: Suitable for a variety of commercial developments • Tourism Boost: Close proximity to Acadia National Park enhances business potential... Don't miss this great opportunity to invest in a high-potential commercial property! Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Welcome to the Dream Countryside Retreat- a Stunning, Spacious 2 Story Colonial Home with attached Garage. Not only does this property promise comfort in a large 3363 Square Foot Space, but it also offers the Charm and Tranquility of 86 Acres of Exquisite Land that's all yours. Imagine your own Private Space surrounded by Woods, Apple Orchard and comprising some very interesting Wildlife and walking trails throughout. The Cherry on the Cake-This New Listing has it all! Walking into your Spacious Entryway, with Large Laundry Room, Full Bath and Walk-In Pantry. Then onto the Rest of the House. A Keen Eye for Detail and a Taste for the Best is evident in the Kitchen as Well. Here you'll find Quartz Countertops and Commercial Appliances. Maple Custom Cabinets and Walk out on to your Private Backyard with an Outdoor Kitchen and Gorgeous Stamped Concrete Patio. What's more the Dining Room and Den lend themselves for Relaxing Family Gatherings. The Living Room, adorned with a Sophisticated Propane Fireplace makes your Evenings Comforting and Warm. This New Listing is Equipped with 4 Bedrooms, The Primary Bedroom is uniquely fitted with 4 Closets and a Luxurious Master Bath. The Exterior of the House, just as Elegant, Has Hardy Plank Siding and New Roof with a 50 Year Warranty. We Understand that for Some Space for Vehicles is Crucial. You'll be happy to know that this listing comes with a 5 Bay Garage (30 x 86) with 2nd Floor Storage. Long Paved Driveway, House on the Hill with the most Amazing Views in the County! This New Listing Screams a Combination of Style and Comfort! Roll into your Own Secluded Haven and Make yourself at Home in this Beautifully Crafted Colonial!! Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Nestled on the tranquil shores of Otter Pond is this beautiful, turnkey camp that is ready for your enjoyment. Here you will feel like you're a thousand miles away from the bustle of everyday life, yet it is only a 30-minute drive to downtown Skowhegan. This camp has all the comforts of home including a complete photovoltaic system for electricity, two water sources, multiple heating sources for year round use, and a full septic system. The camp also features a well-appointed kitchen, a formal dining area, a living room, two spacious bedrooms, and a gorgeous sunroom where you can relax and enjoy the picturesque views of the pond. This lot is just under a full acre and boasts 186 feet of shore frontage. The well-manicured grounds provide plenty of space to relax or to entertain your guests. This location is very convenient as the right-of-way is accessed directly off Route 151. Otter Pond is an 18-acre pond that is known for good swimming, fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. Here you will also enjoy local access to thousands of acres of woodland that is open to the public plus ATV trails, snowmobile trails, and close proximity to Kingsbury Pond, Mayfield Pond, Smith Pond, and the Kennebec River. This property is truly an outdoors paradise for the nature enthusiast. Call today for your private showing. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

For Sale: Expansive 1600-Acre Farm Property Discover the perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience with this exceptional 1600-acre farm property. Previously operated as a thriving cattle farm, this versatile estate offers endless possibilities for agricultural, recreational, or residential use. Property Highlights: 1600 Acres of Diverse Land: 740 Acres Tillable Land: Ideal for crop production. Pasture Land: Perfect for grazing livestock. Woodland: Great for hunting, timber, or simply enjoying nature. Multiple Buildings: Warehouse: Spacious and suitable for storage or agricultural operations. Storage Facilities: Ample space for equipment, feed, and supplies. Barns: Well-maintained and ready for livestock or other uses. Greenhouses: Two greenhouses for year-round cultivation. Several Drilled Wells: Reliable water supply for all your needs. Residential Options: 596 New Canada Rd - 6 BEDS 2 BATHS / 698 Acres 380 New Canada Rd - 1 BED 1 BATH / 368 Acres 435 New Canada Rd - 3 BEDS 2 BATHS / 52 Acres 1700 New Canada Rd - 575 Acres 46,350 additional barn space Sqft Main Farmhouse: A charming and spacious home for the primary residents. Ranch-Style Home: Comfortable and modern living space. Rented Mobile Home: Additional income opportunity or housing for staff. Ranch house: Comfortable living spaces for owners, staff, or rental opportunities. This property is a rare find, offering a unique combination of productive land, functional buildings, and residential accommodations. Whether you're looking to continue its legacy as a cattle farm or explore new ventures, this farm provides the foundation for your agricultural dreams. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Contact us today to schedule a viewing and experience the potential of this remarkable farm property. Copyright 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Experience the allure of this stunning oceanfront property, featuring a lovely 4-bedroom bungalow, a charming horse barn, and a spacious garage. Enjoy captivating views of lobstermen fishing in the bay and take advantage of convenient access to Acadia National Park, including both Bar Harbor and the Schoodic Peninsula?ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a year-round retreat.Steeped in history as part of the Milton Mining & Milling Company, this residence is proudly featured in History of Taunton Bay: Mining, Shipping & Diving. With over 400 feet of deep oceanfront along Mt. Desert Narrows/Taunton Bay and breathtaking views of Tidal Falls?North America's largest reversing falls?you'll be captivated by the natural beauty surrounding you. Kayak in nearby coves, with boat mooring and easy boat launch access right from your property.Every room boasts stunning water views, providing a serene backdrop for wildlife observation. Experience nature at its finest with seals, eagles, falcons, moose, deer, geese, and seagulls just outside your window.Recent updates include a new metal roof on the house (2024) barn, and insulated garage (2023), along with fresh paint on all buildings (2023). Inside, you'll find new carpeting in the living room and bedroom (2024), an updated bright three-panel window in kitchen (2024), and modern appliances?all under 10 years old. Stylish new light fixtures add warmth and character throughout.This tranquil location combines convenience with peace, offering easy access to local restaurants, shopping, and attractions like Gordon's Wharf, Dunbar's Store, and Tracy's Seafood. Outdoor lovers can enjoy walking trails, hiking at Schoodic Mountain, and ATV trails, all within 10 minutes of Ellsworth. Families will benefit from nearby educational facilities, including the Charles M. Sumner Learning Campus and Mountain View PreK-5 School.Make this your next coastal homestead, summer getaway, or investment opportunity. Copyright 2025 Better Homes and Gardens-The Masiello Group. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

295 Acre Timberland With a natural pond and stream. Various tree species located on gradual rolling terrain. Situated on the out skirts of the small Town of Van Buren Maine. Great Recreational property located in a region with numerous clean freshwater lakes and rivers. An abundant variety of game species which includes Moose, Whitetail deer, Bear, Turkey, Grouse, Rabbit and Woodcock. 2 of 1-acre areas have been cleared for a potential cabin sites. Many walking trails constructed throughout the property. This property also has a substantial amount of gravel.

Discover a rare opportunity to own a sprawling compound in the heart of Western Maine. This exceptional offering includes three unique properties set on nearly 100 acres with an impressive 5,000 feet of pristine frontage along the Sandy River. 237 River Road features a gorgeous 3 bedroom 2 bathroom chalet-style lodge on 20 acres, complete with a multiple stall horse barn and breathtaking views of Mt. Blue and surrounding rolling fields. Ideal for those who appreciate natural beauty and tranquility, this lodge is a perfect retreat for relaxation or a home base for outdoor adventures. In addition, a cozy, ranch-style, 2-bedroom 1 bathroom home directly next door makes an excellent investment or guest house. Completing the compound is a 66-acre, 4 bedroom, 1 bathroom farm property with its own barn and multiple outbuildings, offering endless options for use as a retreat, working farm, or multi-family estate. Enjoy the property's prime water frontage along the picturesque Sandy River, and make the most of Western Maine's idyllic landscape. The vast, well-established fields and stunning mountain views are ideal for a horse or cattle farm, with a charming barn perfect for livestock, as well as several outbuildings for ample storage and functionality. Imagine evenings watching sunsets over your expansive fields, where deer and local wildlife roam freely. Located conveniently between Sugarloaf USA and Saddleback Ski Resorts, this property offers unparalleled access to world-class skiing, snowmobiling, and winter activities. Warmer months bring thousands of miles of ATV and snowmobile trails, and nearby Rangeley Lakes offer excellent salmon and brook trout fishing. Unleash the potential of this unique property- Whether for farming, recreation, or a peaceful country escape, the possibilities are endless. Schedule your private tour today to experience this one-of-a-kind property firsthand! * See separate listing for 195 River Road MLS Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

This property was developed and is set up for a large-scale milling complex used for value-added lumber production (drying and planing of lumber). The complex, which is connected to public water, is located on 17.64 acres and has various buildings, garages and sheds already in place—some in need of repairs. There is an office building, several detached mill buildings and various attached and detached storage buildings. The office building is currently leased to a tenant. Conveniently located on Route 11 (Station Street) in Ashland, the property is adjacent to the Aroostook River and the rail line with plenty of room to expand. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

This South Thomaston parcel is already partway there. A driveway has been roughed in across a right-of-way and leads most of the way to a cleared potential building site. The land rises gently toward the back, offering privacy, a sense of elevation and space to spread out.The lot is wooded beyond the clearing, with a mix of deciduous and evergreen species providing year-round cover and varied habitat. To the west, an unnamed stream flows along the property edge, visible from several points on the lot and offering quiet, natural interest without the complications of a waterfront build.Soil testing and a septic design are already complete, helping reduce lead time and upfront costs. Power is nearby, and access is in place, making this an easy parcel to evaluate and plan around.You're just a short drive from Rockland, Owls Head and the midcoast harbor towns, yet well off the main road. Whether you're looking for a year-round home site or a seasonal escape, this lot is positioned well for either path.Walk the driveway in and stand at the clearing; this one's easy to picture.Reach out for soil reports, septic plans, or a guided tour of the site.If you've been waiting for a buildable lot with a head start, this might be the one.

This South China property offers a mix of access, utility, and potential. Access is via two different right-of-ways. The woods were recently select cut, leaving a healthy stand in place, fresh browse growing, and an open trail network that's easy to maintain and navigate. Old logging roads make it simple to walk or ride across the land, and they could be improved seasonally without much effort.There's elevation on the front half of the lot, and with some clearing, it may offer long views to the west and north. The northern edge of the property sits near the Sheepscot River, and though it's not direct frontage, the proximity adds interest, wildlife traffic, and a water source for the critters that live on the property.The deer camp, built in 1984, is easy to access. It's modesttwo bedrooms, one bath, and about 720 square feetbut it has a generator and a drilled well, providing a clear starting point for future use. Whether you restore it, expand, or build elsewhere on the parcel, the infrastructure already in place reduces your expenses.Bring your boots and follow the logging trails or cut cross-country; it's easy traveling.Call to request the property details before your visit and arrange a tour with the agent.If you're ready, this one is worth a look.

Here's your chance to create a Riverfront Retreat Large Wooded Parcel on the Pemaquid River in Bristol. In the heart of MidCoast Maine, this rare and generously sized parcel offers over 1500' of frontage on the Pemaquid River a peaceful, scenic waterway. Call today.The land has lots of road frontage on ME 130 and is rich with mature hardwoods, including oak, maple, and birch. These trees offer a canopy of seasonal color and the privacy only a mature forest can provide. Gently rolling terrain, multiple potential building sites, and direct water access make this property ideal for a private oasis, family compound, or retreat. The other side of the river is in Conservation, so your views will include sunrises and waterfowl, but not buildings.Located just minutes from Pemaquid Beach, Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, and the village of Damariscotta, this property balances convenience with seclusion. Nearby hiking in La Verna and Rachel Carson Preserves - coastal trails and quiet solitude. Easy access to Biscay Pond & other freshwater spots - swim, paddle, or fish.Head to King Eider's Pub, The Contented Sole, or Shaw's Fish and Lobster. Iconic eats are just minutes away. Then return to your land and listen to the Kingfishers chatter while a woodpecker raps, looking for a lunch of his own.A rare chance to own riverfront land in one of MidCoast Maine's most desirable areas. Parcels this size rarely hit the market. Here's an opportunity to invest in your family's future. Don't miss out, reach out today!Bring your vision and walk the land it speaks for itself.

Two gated entrances made of steel, road frontage on US Route 2, an extensive road and trail network, a dry cabin with plenty of room for toys down below, and sleeping quarters upstairs. Wintham Brook flows through the property, creating superior woodcock habitat. The Brook is deep enough to paddle in the summer and is a year-round water source supporting deer, waterfowl, and beavers. Seven managed food plots so you always have a place to sit, regardless of the wind direction. Or maybe you'd rather be in a stand over a game trail with a long section of woods road to watch. Turkeys, ruffed grouse, and whitetails benefit from the wildlife forward management of the Tree Growth plan, with substantial timber value throughout the property. The entire parcel has been surveyed. Subsurface Borrow Pit Evaluation completed, with valuable deposits identified. The property spans two townships, so subdividing options abound. Buy the property to enjoy the recreational and hunting aspects. Your investment could pay off in a multitude of ways. Reach out today.There are three miles of quality roads throughout the property. The roads were built to withstand logging equipment; they are firm and well-ditched. You can quickly get from one end of your property to the other. The whole family will appreciate the trail system for easy transport across the acreage. There is a steel I-beam bridge with concrete abutments over the Brook, so you can rest easy that you'll be able to get to the cabin.The 32'x40' building has a cement floor, two overhead doors, two doors, and is wired to a generator. Plenty of space to store equipment and toys. Upstairs is insulated, sheet rocked, and has a wood stove. A great place to rehash the events of the day and make memories for generations. Call today, listing agent must accompany all showings.

2023 big Amish built cabin that was JUST finished off, all new-to-you inside. Sitting on 13.35 beautiful surveyed Aroostook County off grid acres, with year round access and only 7/10ths of a mile from power. Cabin was built with 2x6 walls, metal roof, rock wool insulated floor with metal rodent guard, fully house wrapped, wired for your generator, vinyl doors and double pane windows, propane lines installed and never used double walled stainless steel chimney. Now finished off inside with insulated walls and ceiling. Receptacles, switches and lights installed. Beautiful tongue and groove knotty pine on the walls and ceilings. Corners of the lot have been pinned, property lines are marked and soil test has been done. Lots of road frontage, 578.65 feet on the South Oakfield Road and you can also access the back of the land from Moose Ridge Road which makes it unique. ATV and snowmobile from your front door. Lots of woods, water and trails for all your recreational fun. Yes, that deer walked right onto the property! Access to Moose Ridge natural spring water. Nicely secluded, but only 15 miles from all amenities including a hospital, Interstate 95, two golf courses and an MX track. Possible owner financing available. Call now to get first dibs on this cabin and make your dreams come true!

Secluded off grid seasonal lot comprising of; mature timber, privacy, waterfrontage, internal roads, and wildlife galore. There's black bears, moose, deer, grouse, coyote, geese, and trout among other species. This 222 acre lot in Township 7 South Division (T7 SD-Hancock County), aka, ''downeast'' can be your private get-away for hunting, camping, fishing, timber management, conservation, development, etc. It's a recreational paradise. There is approximately 1,400 or more feet of frontage on Whitten Parritt Stream which flows across Route 1 into Joy Cove at Joy Bay on the Atlantic Ocean. Other wetlands exist along with intermittent streams adding to the wildlife habitat and diversity of the lot. There is just under a mile of internal unimproved roads and trails. Most of the lot has been harvested in the past but stands of mature timber still exist consisting of Spruce, Balsam Fir, White Pine, Cedar, Yellow & White Birch along with several other hardwood species. There is a public boat launch nearby in Steuben Harbor that allows access to Joy Bay, Gouldsboro Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Numerous town and State roads lead to dozens of small coastal towns and peninsulas for endless exploring of the bold coast. Head west for one hour to Acadia National Park or travel east for 1-1/2 hours to the easternmost point in the US, Lubec. The 150 acre Lot 11 IS in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Law program while the 72 acre Lot 9 is NOT in Tree Growth. Taxes for 2023 were $295. This parcel may also be purchased as part of a larger 750 acre lot. Buyer Agency Cooperation: Buyer agent compensation may be available. Please have your agent contact the listing agent to discuss details. Directions: Access is deeded ROW from Route 1 over Kingwood Road. This lot is 0.7 miles over unimproved road to the south boundary. Kingwood Road is approximately 0.5 miles north of Chicken Mill Road and 0.4 south from Gouldsboro Point Road off the north side of Route 1.

This large acre property in Steuben (Washington County) offers a rare opportunity to own a vast piece of Downeast Maine's wilderness, perfect for a variety of recreational and conservation purposes. The property can be purchased with 434 acres or as a larger parcel with approximately 750 acres. Here's a breakdown of what makes this property unique: Key Features: Size and Location: Approximately 434 acres with a prime location in the heart of Maine's "Downeast" region. Close to coastal towns, Acadia National Park, and Lubec. Natural Resources: o Timber: A mix of mature timber including spruce, balsam fir, white pine, cedar, yellow and white birch, and other hardwood species. The lot has a history of past timber harvesting, providing an opportunity for future management and income. o Water:Frontage on Whitten Perritt Stream, which flows into Joy and the Atlantic Ocean. There's access to freshwater fishing in the stream, as well as saltwater opportunities in the bay. o Wildlife: Rich in wildlife, including black bears, moose, deer, grouse, coyote, geese, and troutideal for hunting, wildlife observation, and outdoor photography. Infrastructure: o Internal Roads: Just under 2 miles+/- of internal roads and trails, some improved and some unimproved, providing access throughout the property. These roads open the land for recreational use, timber management, and potential development. o Public Road Frontage: The property has frontage on two public roads (Route 1 & Smithville Road) with power available, making it possible to develop a cabin, off-grid home, or other structures. Smithville road section is accessed via a 20' Right of Way. o Gravel Resources: There are gravel resources on the property that may provide additional utility for road maintenance or construction projects. Tax Status and Affordability: o The property benefits from Maine's Tree Growth Tax status, which provides tax advantages for those engaged in timber management and conservation. Portion of the 434+/- acres off of Smithville Road is NOT in Tree Growth. o The 2024 property taxes were $1283, which is reasonable considering the size and resources of the land. Local Area: Steuben and surrounding towns provide a taste of classic Maine coastal life, with opportunities for boating, fishing, and exploring the rugged coastline. The famous Acadia National Park is within an hour's drive, offering world-class hiking, scenic drives, and ocean views. The Lubec area, home to the easternmost point in the United States, is a 1.5-hour drive away, perfect for day trips or coastal exploration. This property represents a unique opportunity to own a large, private tract of land in one of the most beautiful and unspoiled regions of Maine, with diverse natural resources and recreational opportunities. This parcel may also be purchased as part of a larger 750 acre lot. Buyer Agency Cooperation: Buyer agent compensation may be available. Please have your agent contact the listing agent to discuss details. DIRECTIONS: Take Route 1 in Steuben. The access road is 0.8 miles from Gouldsboro Point Road to the south and 0.8 miles from Smithville Road to the north. Reach out for more detailed directions.

8+/- wooded acres, perfect spot for a getaway with friends and family, hunting camp or whatever you may want to use it for. Small spot started for a driveway, wouldn't take much to clear a spot for your camper or cabin. Very peaceful, quiet spot and plenty of signs of moose and deer! Lots of nearby ATV and snowmobile trails, lakes, thousands of acres of woods to explore. Most definitely a property for an outdoor enthusiast. Property has road frontage on both sides of the road, so easily accessible and gives more opportunities to pick where you want your perfect spot. Nicely secluded with no neighbors, but only 1 mile from a paved year round road. Only 6 miles from Houlton with all amenities including a hospital, Interstate 95, a golf course and much more. Additional acres available. Give us a call now!

Potential homesite and recreational property with views. This property has frontage on Moosehead Trail (ME 7) and an existing driveway that leads through the trees approximately a quarter mile to the high point of the surrounding area. When you drive out of the trees, the view opens to a big reveal. Imagine a home or family camp on top of the hill.You'll have views of summer greenery or fall foliage. A large, cleared area is ready for your vision. It has been brush-hogged every few years to keep the clearing open. A small barn on a concrete slab is in place, perfect for storing toys, a vehicle, or building supplies. Call before someone beats you to it.Part of the property is tillable and has been farmed by a neighbor. Last year, it was planted in corn. Maintain that relationship or plant something of your own. It would work well as a wildlife food plot. The land is in Tree Growth and has been actively managed, so there is plenty of cover and browse for deer and other animals. Several wild apple trees grow on the property, and the one closest to the field produces crispy, tasty red apples.Enjoy the best of rural Maine with access to lakes, trail systems, and small-town charm all while keeping a foothold in one of the state's most scenic and stable regions. You're in the heart of Maine's vibrant small farm community and just minutes from Belfast and all the coast has to offer. A short walk down the road, you'll find a local brewery. You're close to a golf course, too. A smart land investment with flexible use and long-term potential. Call today.Presumably, with an adjustment to the Forest Management Plan, one could build a camp or permanent residence on the property. Numerous potential home sites exist, with tremendous views. Or maybe you park an RV for the summers and leave the land just as it is. Reach out for a tour of all this land has to offer.

200 Acres Milford, Maine Bordering Sunkhaze Meadows National Wildlife Refuge | $250,000 This remarkable 200-acre parcel at the end of Call Road in Milford, Maine, is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for conservationists, nature lovers, or anyone seeking true peace and privacy. Bordered on three sidesover 1.5 milesby the protected lands of Sunkhaze Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, this secluded property offers unmatched natural beauty, ecological richness, and a strong sense of solitude. The lot includes over half a mile of frontage on Sunkhaze Stream, as well as nearly full ownership of Sherwood Pondonly the southernmost tip belongs to the refuge. The land is a diverse mix of landscapes. To the north, the silver maple floodplain forest along Sunkhaze Stream is a rare ecosystem type in Maine. Moving south, the terrain rises to an upland ridge with picturesque views over Sherwood Pond. Scattered throughout the property are meadows, a rare unpatterned fen ecosystem, native cranberry bogs, a mix of hardwood and softwood stands, and a network of internal trails suitable for walking, ATVs, or 4WD vehicles. Wildlife is abundantwhitetail deer, black bear, and the occasional moose call this area home. Birdwatchers will delight in sightings of bald eagles, ospreys, hawks, turkey vultures, blue herons, American bitterns, and a wide array of warblers. The federally endangered black tern has also been documented in the area. The lot offers multiple ideal locations for a secluded home or camp, with several soils already tested and deemed suitable for building. The property is enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Program, helping to keep property taxes low while allowing for sustainable forest management. Whether your vision is a seasonal camp, a year-round home, or a long-term conservation holding, this land is ready to accommodate your dreams. Recreational opportunities aboundfish for bass in Sherwood Pond or trout in the stream, forage for cranberries and apples, or simply sit quietly and observe the rhythms of the natural world. Access to the land is via Call Road, a paved/gravel public road, which leads directly to the entrance of the property. A well-established seasonal internal road system leads to different points of interest throughout the acreage, including meadows, ridgelines, and water features. The southern boundary connects directly to trails within the National Wildlife Refuge, adding even more exploration potential right from your doorstep. Offered at $250,000, the sale includes the current owner's life estate, which will be relinquished at closing. Owned and stewarded by the same individual since 1980, this property is ready for its next chapter, whether as a cherished family legacy or a conservation-minded investment. Few places offer this level of ecological value, privacy, and access to protected lands in one single parcel. DIRECTIONS Take Call Road in Milford along Main Road/Rt 2. Head East for 1 mile; turn left, then 0.6 mile; turn right, then 1.5 miles to the yellow gate after the power lines; the bridge. The west boundary is 0.1 mile at the end of Call Rd.

Secluded off grid seasonal lot comprising of; mature timber, privacy, waterfrontage, internal roads, and wildlife galore. There's black bears, moose, deer, grouse, coyote, geese, and trout among other species. This 222 acre lot in Township 7 South Division (T7 SD-Hancock County), aka, ''downeast'' can be your private get-away for hunting, camping, fishing, timber management, conservation, development, etc. It's a recreational paradise. There is approximately 1,400 or more feet of frontage on Whitten Parritt Stream which flows across Route 1 into Joy Cove at Joy Bay on the Atlantic Ocean. Other wetlands exist along with intermittent streams adding to the wildlife habitat and diversity of the lot. There is just under a mile of internal unimproved roads and trails. Most of the lot has been harvested in the past but stands of mature timber still exist consisting of Spruce, Balsam Fir, White Pine, Cedar, Yellow & White Birch along with several other hardwood species. There is a public boat launch nearby in Steuben Harbor that allows access to Joy Bay, Gouldsboro Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Numerous town and State roads lead to dozens of small coastal towns and peninsulas for endless exploring of the bold coast. Head west for one hour to Acadia National Park or travel east for 1-1/2 hours to the easternmost point in the US, Lubec. The 150 acre Lot 11 IS in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Law program while the 72 acre Lot 9 is NOT in Tree Growth. Taxes for 2023 were $295. This parcel may also be purchased as part of a larger 750 acre lot. Buyer Agency Cooperation: Buyer agent compensation may be available. Please have your agent contact the listing agent to discuss details. Directions: Access is deeded ROW from Route 1 over Kingwood Road. This lot is 0.7 miles over unimproved road to the south boundary. Kingwood Road is approximately 0.5 miles north of Chicken Mill Road and 0.4 south from Gouldsboro Point Road off the north side of Route 1.

Come make the 7.3 acres your new home or camp location. Nice quiet location. The electric is on the road. The property elevation is 500ft on the road and as you go to the back raises to about 630ft of elevation. Was harvested 14+ years ago selectively. Come check out this great location.

PRICE REDUCED BY $24,900...NOW PRICED AT $165,000! Here is your chance to own a recreational paradise on this large 189 acre off-grid lot. Whether it be hunting, ATV riding, hiking, site-seeing, animal watching, swimming, fishing, or boating on nearby Molasses Pond, utilizing the public reserve lands at Donnell Pond and Tunk Lake, visiting Acadia National Park, or shopping and dining in Ellsworth, this property has something for everyone. With a gentle slope with elevations ranging from 585' in the north to 360' in the south, there are opportunities for nice views of the distant hills. Two small streams run from north to south on the property which attracts wildlife. Sugar Hill Road has good public and private access, connecting to another private gravel road for deeded right-of-way access to the property, along with other nearby lots. This private road serves as a portion of the north and west boundary lines. The lot was recently harvested leaving behind a vigorous stand of young trees and areas of established regeneration for future investment. The harvest created trails that access the interior of the lot. Also, the new growth that will become grow in creating food plots for many types of animals. The parcel consists of two separate adjacent tax lots, Map 18, Lot 71-1 (69 acres), and Map 19, Lot 17-4 (120 acres). Currently enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Law Program, the property benefits from reduced real estate taxes. Taxes for the full 189 acres in 2024 were only $440. Buyer agency cooperative compensation possible on this property, please have your buying agent reach out to the listing agent to discuss. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Abbot Ln, Macomber Hill Rd and Sugar Hill Rd go approximately 3.6 miles, passing Molasses Pond, and turn right onto access road and go another 0.4 miles to north boundary line.

Corner lot in New Vineyard with frontage on ME Route 234. This parcel includes a small cabin on a cleared section of the property with long views of the topography to the south. The cabin could be renovated or removed to make full use of the open area as a building site. Good sun exposure and quiet surroundings make it a solid option for a seasonal getaway or year-round home. Come see for yourself.The southern half of the land is open and gently sloping. The northern half is wooded, with a mix of yellow birch, hemlock, and cedar. The trees provide shade, privacy, and valuable habitat. The forest also serves as a travel corridor for wildlife, including deer, turkey, and other native species.Located in a quiet area but with easy access to towns, the property offers both privacy and convenience. Groceries, gas, and other supplies are within reach in nearby Farmington and Skowhegan. The region is also known for its four-season recreation. Saddleback and Sugarloaf ski resorts are both under an hour away. In the warmer months, Mount Blue State Park, Rangeley Lakes, and The Forks offer miles of trails, rivers, and lakes to explore by foot, kayak, or canoe. This is where you want to be.This property offers space, natural beauty, and flexibility, all in an ideal location for enjoying the outdoors while staying connected to the essentials.Call today.

This 167-acre tract is made up of an area considered significant wildlife & inland waterfowl habitat along Little Beaver Brook and its associated riparian zone as designated by the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. There is approximately 6,000' of frontage on Little Beaver Brook. Of the 167 acres, approximately 34 acres are wetland/swamp, as noted by the Forester who prepared the Forest Management Plan. Another significant feature is the cedar forest type that makes up the wildlife/waterfowl portion of the tract. Signs of moose and deer were very evident. This lot has been commercially harvested in the last 20-24 years, leaving behind a thriving young forest of smaller diameter trees with scattered large mature trees. Based on the Forest Management Plan prepared in 2021, the next harvest is recommended in 12-17 years. Maine's ITS 83 (Interconnecting Trail System) snowmobile trail is also part of Fire Road access and is very near the subject lot. The access road is not maintained in the winter, making for three-season access by vehicle. The property has no frontage on the public road; however, the deed includes a legal 66' right-of-way (ROW) along 6 miles of a gravel road, sometimes referred to as Fire Road or Beaver Lane. There is no internal road on the property. However, the property is adjacent to the road, and all timber is reasonably accessible to the current access road. This land is classified under Maine's current use tax program - Tree Growth - providing for substantially lower taxes. Taxes for 2024 are $426.40. The full detailed Forest Management Plan prepared in 2021 is available and can be accepted in lieu of preparing a new one. The 2021 plan will need to be renewed in 2031. Note the town of Linneus has the tax acres as 174. Buyer Agency Cooperation: Buyer agent compensation may be available. Please have your agent contact the listing agent to discuss details. DIRECTIONS: From the Linneus/TA R2 WELS town line on Route 2A, continue North for approx 0.8 miles to the first major gravel road on the left (GPS coordinates 46.0076,-67.9784). This gravel road is approximately 2.75 miles South of the South Oakfield/Hodgdon Mills road intersection on Route 2A. Once on the gravel road, go past the gate and continue in a generally westerly direction for about 4 miles, then turn south for 1.7 miles to Beaver Lane on your left. Go 0.1 miles to the southwest corner of the property. The property is on your right as you drive up Beaver Lane and beyond.