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TINY HOUSE WITH ENORMOUS VIEWS Enjoy the spectacular western mountain vistas from this private 73-acre retreat off High Street in Peru. Perched at roughly 1,000 feet in elevation, the property features a recently built 12' x 17' off-grid cabin with kitchen, bath, and woodstove, plus an 8' x 25' storage shed. An improved driveway leads to the buildings, which enjoy outstanding privacy and sweeping views. A dug wellten feet below grade with four well tilesgravity feeds water to the cabin. The 1,000-gallon concrete holding tank is town-approved, with a septic design on file. An electric hot-water heater runs off a portable generator, and power is nearby. The town-maintained road ends about 250 feet from the property line. Enjoy the tiny house as it is OR build a year-round retreat! Elevations range from ~700 feet along the western boundary to 1,300 feet in the northeast corner. Recent timber harvesting opened dramatic views of both nearby and distant peaks, including Mount Zircon (2,222'), Little Zircon, Speckled Mountain, Spruce Mountain, Saddleback (4,116'), Jackson Mountain, Mount Reddington, Old Speck, and the Mahoosuc Arm. Snowmobile and ATV trails cross the property, offering direct access for outdoor enthusiasts. Old logging roads and a seasonal stream provide additional opportunities for exploring, hunting, or hiking. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Dixfield, with Sunday River, Mt. Abram, Norway, Auburn, and Rumford/Black Mountain Ski Area all within a 20- to 50-minute drive. Worthley Pond and the Androscoggin River are minutes away with public boat launches, and popular hiking destinations such as Black Mountain, Bald Mountain, and Mount Zircon are nearby. Taxes (2025): $1740. Property is not enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Program, though enrollment could significantly reduce taxes. Note: Town records list 51 acres; however, boundary evidence and a forester's review indicate the acreage is consistent with the advertised 73 acres. The property comprises two tax lots separated by a discontinued town road. Directions: From Route 108 in Peru, take Valley Road for 2.4 miles, then continue straight on High Street (gravel road). After 1 mile, go straight through the stop sign; property begins approximately 250 feet ahead.

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.

LW Land is releasing a limited number of true waterfront properties along the Downeast Maine coast with special pricing starting at $199,000. These rare coastal parcels offer direct ocean frontage and private dock access, allowing owners to enjoy boating, fishing, and the quiet beauty of Maine’s rugged shoreline. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • Direct oceanfront property • Each waterfront lot includes its own private dock • Private boat ramp exclusively for property owners • Large wooded coastal homesites • Paved road access • Quiet and private coastal setting • Easy In-House Financing Available LOCATION Located along the Downeast Maine coast in Washington County, one of the most scenic and unspoiled coastal regions in New England. Nearby destinations include: • Acadia National Park • Bar Harbor, Maine • Schoodic Peninsula • Machias Harbor and Downeast coastal villages The area offers boating, lobster fishing, kayaking, hiking, and some of the most beautiful coastline in the northeastern United States. A rare opportunity to own true dockable oceanfront property in one of Maine’s most peaceful coastal regions. SIMPLE BUYING PROCESS Before you visit the property we will send you: • Plat maps • Price lists • Property details We also offer virtual property tours, allowing buyers to walk the property remotely before making the trip. Simple purchase terms available. REQUEST WATERFRONT PROPERTY LIST Call or email today to receive current waterfront inventory and availability. Follow new releases:Instagram – @LWLand_Development LW Land – Acquiring, developing, and selling mountain, coastal, lake, and river destination properties since 1996.

LW Land is releasing a limited number of true waterfront properties along the Downeast Maine coast with special pricing starting at $199,000. These rare coastal parcels offer direct ocean frontage and private dock access, allowing owners to enjoy boating, fishing, and the quiet beauty of Maine’s rugged shoreline. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • Direct oceanfront property • Each waterfront lot includes its own private dock • Private boat ramp exclusively for property owners • Large wooded coastal homesites • Paved road access • Quiet and private coastal setting • In-House Financing Available LOCATION Located along the Downeast Maine coast in Washington County, one of the most scenic and unspoiled regions in New England. Nearby destinations include: • Acadia National Park • Bar Harbor, Maine • Schoodic Peninsula • Machias Harbor and Downeast coastal villages The region offers boating, lobster fishing, kayaking, hiking, and some of the most beautiful coastline in the northeastern United States. A rare opportunity to own true waterfront property in one of Maine’s most peaceful coastal regions. SIMPLE BUYING PROCESS Before you visit the property, we will send you: • Plat maps • Price lists • Property details We also offer virtual property tours, allowing you to walk the property with us remotely before making the trip. Simple purchase terms available. REQUEST THE WATERFRONT PROPERTY LIST Call or email today to receive current waterfront inventory and availability. Follow new releases: Instagram – @LWLand_Development LW Land – Acquiring, developing, and selling mountain, coastal, lake, and river destination properties since 1996.

Unlock the potential of this rare +/-29.8-acre parcel, ideally positioned for development or continued use. Tucked away in a serene setting abutting a peaceful stream, the property includes a spacious, modern shop constructed in 2020 and a recently built office building completed in 2023. With existing infrastructure in place and abundant land to work with, this property presents a versatile opportunity for investors, entrepreneurs, or those seeking a private commercial retreat. Additional details available upon request to qualified buyers. 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.

Step back in time with this magnificent 1895 Victorian masterpiece — one of Caribou's most distinguished and historically significant homes. Showcasing two grand turrets and the signature charm of the era, this 5-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence combines old-world craftsmanship with thoughtful modern updates for comfortable living. Inside, you'll be captivated by the rich Russian walnut woodwork, intricate detailing, and the glow of natural light streaming through the beveled glass windows in both the living and dining rooms. Oversized windows throughout offer picturesque views and fill each room with warmth and character. The home's graceful flow, high ceilings, and impressive architectural features embody the timeless elegance of the Victorian period while offering modern conveniences such as 33 replaced energy-efficient windows and updated hot water baseboard heating. The spacious kitchen and dining areas are perfect for family gatherings or entertaining guests, while the cozy living spaces — complemented by a pellet stove — create the perfect atmosphere for year-round comfort. Each of the five bedrooms offers generous dimensions and large walk-in closets, providing both charm and practicality. Set on a beautifully landscaped .55-acre lot, the property offers a peaceful retreat just moments from downtown amenities. The home also carries a fascinating piece of local history — it was once the ancestral home of O. P. Pierson, the inventor of the frozen French fry, making it a true landmark in Caribou's heritage. Blending historic prestige, architectural beauty, and modern efficiency, this exceptional Victorian home stands as a rare opportunity to own a piece of Northern Maine's history. 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.

East Carry Pond, Carrying Place Maine. Call Van Ames or Jim LeClair. Whittemore's Real Estate, 108 Water St, Skowhegan, Maine. 207-474-3303. Opportunity abounds on this very rare property in the Carry Pond Association. This property features 60 acres of prime woodland and over 2,800 feet of frontage on pristine East Carry Pond. Here you can launch your canoe and cast a dry fly to rising native Maine Brook Trout. You can also enjoy gated access to West Carry Pond, Middle Carry Pond, and little Otter Pond--all known for fine brook trout fishing. This gated association is a recreational playground. With miles of ATV and snowmobile trails, access to thousands of acres of pristine Maine woodland, and private access to multiple blue ribbon trout ponds and miles of trout streams, this property has something for every sportsman. Located in Maine Wildlife Management District 8, this area is well known for big game hunting, predator hunting, and upland game birds. 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.

On Route 188 and Shorey Road in Burlington we have a 2.43+/- acre lot for sale! This property has both field and woods, giving you the best of both worlds! It has been soil tested and is a buildable lot. This would be a great location to build a home! Power is at the road. If you enjoy being in the country, this is the place for you! You can enjoy star gazing, wildlife viewing, etc.! Saponac Pond and the Passadumkeag River are right down the road for great fishing and boating opportunities! A local disc golf course is across the road! The Burlington General Store is only two miles away. Lincoln is 20 minutes away for hospital, gas stations, grocery stores, Walmart, hardware store, restaurants, and so much more! Be sure to check this property out! Lot 3 2.43+/- Acres $34,900 Additional Lots Next to This Property: Lot 1 1.22+/- Acres $29,900 Lot 2 1.45+/- Acres $29,900 UNDER CONTRACT

This stunning property spans approximately 154 acres and offers breathtaking scenic views. Conveniently located near Ellsworth, Schoodic Peninsula, Bar Harbor, and Acadia National Park, it's close to several picturesque ponds, including George's Pond, Fox Pond, Webb Pond, Molasses Pond, and Abrams Pond. The land features expansive blueberry fields, wooded areas, and ample recreational space. This property presents a wealth of opportunities—whether for a family compound, farm, investment, harvest, or hunting camp. Don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity—schedule your showing today! Copyright © 2026 NextHome, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

FRESH SURVEY AND TITLE COMPLETED and ready for quick closing! Now includes a 20-foot right of way to Annabessacook Lake and 20 sprawling acres!! This custom-built executive estate offers unparalleled luxury and comfort. A true one-of-a-kind haven, it blends resort-style amenities with high-end finishes for the perfect combination of elegance and functionality. Originally completed in 1997 and beautifully renovated in 2019 and 2023, the residence boasts 6,493 SF of finely crafted living space within 8,527 gross SF. The 6 bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms are adorned with exquisite millwork, crown molding, fluted trim, and hand-carved plinth blocks. Schonbek Swarovski lighting, imported marble, ceramic and porcelain tiles, and Rock Maple hardwood floors elevate the home's grandeur. The main kitchen, an epicurean's dream, features new granite counters, Brazilian Cherry cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances, including two dishwashers. For casual gatherings, the family room offers a second full kitchen with a bar sink, dishwasher, fridge, and range. The custom pool, surrounded by a 3,200 sq. ft. stamped concrete patio and deck, easily accommodates seating for 75. The foundation is ready for conversion to an indoor pool, with heat and plumbing roughed in. A new pool liner ensures a pristine swimming experience. The master suite includes a private marble bath with Jacuzzi and double shower, connecting to a bonus room over the insulated 2-car garage. The third floor hosts a self-contained Teen En Suite with a spa bath. The lower level offers a family/game room, den, and hobby areas. Just 1.5 miles from Winthrop's excellent schools and I-95, this estate is not just a home but a lifestyle. Whether envisioned as a luxury family residence, wedding venue, equestrian property, or B&B, the possibilities are endless. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a residence that epitomizes luxury living at an unbeatable price. Visit our direct site for detailed video tours & disclosure.

Discover a rare opportunity to own 48 pristine acres on Lobster Lake. Enjoy direct access to the lake via 2,000 ft of waterfront with 500ft of sandy beach, perfect for boating, fishing, and swimming in the clear, unspoiled waters. Situated in the heart of Maine's North Woods, this property provides the ultimate escape, ensuring peace and tranquility to all its guests. With four guest cabins along with the main lodge, there's more than enough room for friends, family and guests to enjoy. In the main cabin, you'll find a full kitchen and spacious living room with a beautiful stone fireplace, one bedroom, a sleeping loft and covered porch overlooking the lake. Providing a comfortable space to unwind after a day of outdoor adventures. Listed at $1,500,000, this property offers a unique opportunity to own a substantial piece of Maine's natural beauty. Whether you're seeking a private getaway, a base for outdoor recreation, or a serene spot to connect with nature, Lobster Lake delivers.

Proudly held by its original owners, 227 Benson Road has been meticulously maintained and thoughtfully updated over the years, with numerous system upgrades throughout. Built by respected local builder David Barker, the home reflects quality craftsmanship and enduring care. The well-designed floor plan offers three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, including first-floor laundry and a flexible den, office, or additional bedroom space. Oak hardwood floors run throughout a majority of the living areas, while warm pine trim accents, a wood-burning fireplace, and a hand-crafted oak mantel add timeless character and charm. A bonus room above the garage—finished in 2005 and complete with a pool table—provides excellent additional living or recreational space. Stately stone walls line portions of the property, complemented by gorgeous flowering gardens and mature trees that enhance the beauty of the grounds throughout the seasons. Privacy abounds on this nearly 24-acre retreat, beautifully bordered by streams on two sides and anchored by an open field with peaceful sunrise views. With approximately 624 feet of frontage on Cobbossee Stream, the setting feels both expansive and serene. Nearby access to trails, conservation land, and Hutchinson Pond makes this an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts, while Cobbosseecontee Lake is just a short drive away. Despite its tranquil surroundings, the property offers quick access to I-295 and an easy 50-minute commute to Portland—creating the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience. This could be the home you've been waiting for. Copyright © 2026 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 in the peaceful countryside for privacy you crave this beautifully remodeled New England farmhouse blends timeless character with modern efficiency & comfort. Originally built in 1870, the home has undergone a full interior & exterior transformation while preserving its classic character. Starting with the removal of all plaster & lath now upgraded with modern insulation & fresh sheetrock throughout providing comfort & clean lines. The heart of the home is the thoughtfully designed kitchen built for serious cooks, using high-end wooden cabinetry, quartz countertops, a 2-tier island, & ample prep space. Both bathrooms are fully renovated with contemporary fixtures & finishes, one on each level for convenience. The open concept main floor features warm inviting living spaces, teak floors, & a newer dining room addition that ties seamlessly into the original farmhouse. The spacious first floor primary bedroom provides easy one-level living while upstairs you'll find three additional bedrooms, a second full bath, an additional living room, an exercise room, & a massive unfinished room - ideal for storage. Enjoy the quiet peace on the charming front porch or take in sweeping views of the expansive & private 87 acre parcel from the oversized 3 season screened porch perfect for watching wildlife, listening to the breeze, or just relaxing in a bug-free space. A small private pond adds to the rural charm. Heating options are flexible & efficient with propane, wood, & heat pump systems in place to keep you comfortable year round. Modern, high-tech siding means less maintenance and more time to enjoy life. The land is a nature-lovers paradise, ideal for hiking, cross country skiing, trail-walking, gardening or simply enjoying the space in solitude. Enjoy this perfect blend of historic soul and modern, top-tier upgrades, with a grand amount of land in this dream country retreat. For those seeking comfort, quality, & connection to the land, don't miss this offering, 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.

Incredible opportunity to own 69 acres of land on High Street in Bath. This expansive parcel offers a rare combination of privacy and convenience, located just minutes from downtown, Route 1, and the Kennebec River. With a mix of rolling terrain, wooded areas, and potential for subdivision, this property presents a wide range of possibilities whether you're seeking to develop, create a private retreat, or conserve a unique piece of Midcoast Maine. Road frontage on High Street provides access, and the scale of the land invites vision. A remarkable investment in a vibrant community.

100 ACRES WITH COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, INCOME PRODUCING LEASES APPROX. $20K/MONTH, TIMBER, SAND AND GRAVEL. MOBILE HOME ON SITE WILL BUILD TO SUIT TENANT APPROXIMATELY 35 MILE FROM PORTLAND, ME (PWM)

Maine mornings hit different when they’re yours! This 21.2-acre lot near the coast is ready for your cabin, campfire nights, and slow-living dreams. ** BONUS ** PERC test AND Survey have already been completed and will be given to the new owner….. this will save time and $$ when you are ready to build! Size: 21.2 acres Location: Beechwood St, Warren, ME (adjacent to 624–600 Beechwood St) Access: Paved road frontage Utilities: Power available nearby Zoning: Suitable for residential, recreational, or agricultural use Only 15 minutes from Rockland and the midcoast, you’ll be close to restaurants, shopping, and Maine’s scenic shoreline — all while enjoying the quiet of the countryside. Highlights: Easily accessible yet private setting Great for building, camping, or investment Abundant wildlife and natural beauty No HOA or deed restrictions Detailed Info on this Parcel Looking for a peaceful retreat near the coast? Just a short drive from Maine’s beautiful shoreline, this 21.2 acre property on Beechwood St in Warren, ME (710–644) gives you space to breathe and dream big. It stretches deep into old-growth forest with room for trails, multiple build sites, or even a long-term family retreat. What makes this property special? It’s not just the size, but it’s the feel. The land is mostly dry and quiet, with mature pine and hardwood trees that give it that true Maine vibe. There’s an old logging road on the left side for easy access, and higher ground at the back that’s perfect for building. At the far edge, you’ll find a natural brook or wetland area, adding a peaceful touch and attracting plenty of deer and wildlife. Can you build a home here? Yes! The property already passed a perc test for a 3–4 bedroom home, so you’re ready to plan your build. With paved road access and power at the property line (Central Maine Power), your setup costs stay low and construction is straightforward. What kind of zoning does it have? It’s zoned Rural // Shoreland – No minimum square footage required for building. Mobile homes, camping, and RVs are allowed. RV living is permitted up to 120 days per year, or longer if connected to septic, water, and heat. Hunting and livestock (like chickens or horses) are allowed as long as animals are kept under control (not within the shoreland zone). Is it good for investment or family use? Absolutely. At 21+ acres, it’s large enough to divide among family, build a main home and guest cabin, or keep part wild as a long-term land investment. It’s the kind of property you can enjoy now and pass down later. What’s nearby? Even though it feels secluded, you’re still close to small-town conveniences: Gulf Gas Station – 245 Main St, Jonesport (10–15 min). Hannaford Grocery – Jonesport, ME. Local cafés and hardware stores in Warren and Addison for everyday needs. What’s the land like day-to-day? Expect quiet mornings, the sound of the brook in the distance, and deer wandering through at dusk. The old logging road makes exploring easy, and the higher back section gives you that “on top of the world” feeling. Why should I choose this property? Because it’s a blank canvas for your next chapter. You can build now or hold it as a long-term investment, this is the kind of place that stays in the family and grows in value over time. Easy Drives to Nearby Towns & Cities Warren 6 min (4.3 miles) Camden 16 min (10.6 miles) Rockland 16 min (7.9 miles) Augusta 48 min (38.1 miles) PRICING: Discount Cash Price: $97,999 + $599 document fee, or alternatively… Owner Financing Price: $103,999 – with $20,800 down ($599 doc fee + $20,201 in equity) Plus approx $1k in title costs. Payment as low as $1,389/mo! NO prepayment penalties. We are a small family business and can be flexible. We’re happy to fit any budget that meets our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title.

Enjoy sweeping westerly mountain views, including iconic vistas of the White Mountains and Mount Washington, from this private 27-acre off-grid parcel located in Maine's scenic Western Foothills. This surveyed property offers a rare combination of privacy, usability, and access to exceptional outdoor recreation, making it well suited for a secluded retreat, recreational getaway, or future off-grid residence. An updated, established driveway leads into the property and includes a bridge crossing a small unnamed brook, providing convenient access to a potential building site. The land features gently sloping to level terrain, making it easy to navigate and develop while offering flexibility in site placement. The setting is quiet and natural, yet not isolated, with several nearby year-round off-grid homes contributing to a sense of community. Deeded access to the Crooked River enhances the property's appeal, offering renowned fly fishing, paddling, and additional recreational opportunities just moments away. In the absence of a formal road association, neighboring landowners share responsibility for road maintenance, and the road is generally maintained year-round. Property taxes are kept low as the land is enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Program, benefiting long-term owners and those interested in forestry or conservation. Despite its peaceful setting, the property is conveniently located within approximately 30 minutes of Bethel, Norway, Bridgton, Sunday River, Mt. Abram, and Pleasant Mountain, providing easy access to skiing, dining, shopping, and year-round recreation. North Conway is less than an hour away, offering tax-free shopping and additional outdoor amenities. Portland is approximately 1.5 hours away, and Boston can be reached in about three hours. The surrounding area offers abundant public access to lakes, rivers, hiking trails, and conserved lands, making this an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts. An additional 13-acre parcel is also available for those seeking extra acreage or expanded privacy. Directions: From Route 5/35 between Bethel and Lynchville, turn onto French Hill Road. Property is on the right; sign is posted.

Enjoy sweeping westerly mountain views and unforgettable sunsets from this private 13-acre off-grid parcel located in Maine's picturesque Western Foothills. With panoramic views of the White Mountains and a peaceful natural setting, this surveyed property offers an excellent opportunity for a secluded retreat, recreational getaway, or future off-grid residence. The parcel features approximately 1,500 feet of right-of-way road frontage, providing flexibility and accessibility. An established driveway leads into the property toward a potential building site, and a small unnamed brook winds through the land, adding natural character and charm. The terrain is gently sloping to level, making the property easy to navigate and well suited for development, recreational use, or long-term ownership. Deeded access to the Crooked River enhances the property's appeal, offering opportunities for fishing, paddling, and enjoying one of the region's well-known recreational waterways. Several nearby year-round off-grid homes contribute to a sense of community while maintaining the privacy and quiet that define this location. In the absence of a formal road association, neighboring property owners share responsibility for road maintenance, and the road is generally maintained by those living in the area. The property benefits from low property taxes, as it is enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Program, making it an attractive option for buyers interested in land stewardship, forestry, conservation, or long-term investment. Despite its tranquil setting, the parcel is conveniently located within approximately 30 minutes of Bethel, Norway, Bridgton, Sunday River, Mt. Abram, and Pleasant Mountain. These nearby towns and destinations offer year-round recreation, skiing, dining, shopping, and services. North Conway is just under an hour away, providing tax-free shopping and additional outdoor adventures. Portland is approximately 1.5 hours away, and Boston is roughly a three-hour drive. The surrounding area offers abundant public access to lakes, rivers, hiking trails, and conserved lands, ensuring endless opportunities for outdoor recreation in every season. An additional 27-acre parcel is also available for those seeking expanded acreage or enhanced privacy. Directions: From Route 5/35 between Bethel and Lynchville, turn onto French Hill Road. Property is on the right; sign is posted.

$6,000 PRICE REDUCTION. Private 7.7 acres on Soper's Mill Rd in Auburn's Agriculture & Resource Protection district. City has approved an Agricultural Use Plan for a one-acre chestnut orchard with an accessory single-family home. A 1.5 acre building envelope is identified near the road. Power nearby. Surveyed road frontage. Quiet paved road 1012 minutes to in-town services. Highlights Approved agricultural plan for chestnut orchard; buyer can step into a ready concept Single-family homes are allowed as accessory to the farm use per city code Mix of open ground up front and wooded privacy in back Rear wetlands create a natural buffer and wildlife corridor; build area is up by the road Soils include Sutton and Charlton loams noted locally for good drainage in uplands Close to Lake Auburn, Lost Valley, Androscoggin River, Golf Courses, Route 4 and the Maine Turnpike. Portland only 35 minutes There is approximately 1,090' of frontage on Soper's Mill Road Taxes for 2024 were only $205! Use ideas Small orchard or market garden with on-site residence Hobby farm or pollinator habitat with trails Low-maintenance homestead with protected back acreage Notes Buyer to confirm final house, well, and septic within the designated envelope and to follow city ARP requirements. Wetlands at the rear limit disturbance there; no impact to front build zone as planned. Buyer Agency Cooperation: Buyer agent compensation may be available. Please have your agent contact the listing agent to discuss details. GPS will take you to the property. Take Penley Corner Road to Soper's Mill Road. Once on Soper's Mill Road proceed 1.3 miles to property on your right.

Own This Property for $9k Down + $897/month – No Bank, No Credit Check! Check out Acretown for Details. Property Overview: Address: 2120 Cutler Rd, Cutler, ME 04626 Size: 2.12 Acres Key Features: Ocean Views of Little Machias Bay! Priced Well Below Market No Zoning Paved Road Frontage Very Buildable Topo/High Flat Bluff No Floodplain or Wetlands Owner Financing Available: $9k down, $897/month – No Bank, No Credit Check! PROPERTY: LOT 3: Experience the wonders of the Maine Bold Coast with this 2.12 acre parcel boasting about 204 feet of power-lined road frontage on Cutler Road, a paved public road. Drive just one mile to the idyllic fishing village of Cutler and grab a fresh lobster straight off the boat. Originally known as Bay View Subdivision, this land features 3 oceanfront lots totaling 5.8 acres on the south side of Cutler Road. On the north side where this Lot 3 resides, you’ll find 5 lots encompassing 14.46 acres of cleared, rolling fields and moderately wooded forests that provide a perfect, natural northern border and backyard canopy for adventurous children and green-thumbed gardeners. Lots 2 and 3 have higher, flatter ridges, where you can build a two-story home to be treated to breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. The Western and Eastern Marsh Brooks converge at the NE corner of Lot 6+7 and create a private and beautiful 530-foot eastern boundary, complete with a mid-stream island to explore. History enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby “Cutler towers” southwest of the bay, which is the United States Navy’s VLF Transmitter, used to communicate with the Navy’s Atlantic submarine fleet. In the summertime, lupines flourish alongside low bush Maine blueberries, vibrantly coloring the landscape and offering a delicious bounty for any basket-toting fruit lover. Want even more nature? Beautiful sea cliffs beckon, with Cutler Coast Public Reserved Land just 10 minutes to the northeast, offering camping, hiking, hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities on over 12,000 acres. Don’t miss the chance to own this stunning piece of the Maine Bold Coast, and get in at an unbeatable Acretown price! Call, text, or email Scott if you have any questions or would like to make an offer. We’ve posted a lot of info below - including critical instructions for visiting the property - so please keep reading! Property Description: Address: 2120 Cutler Rd, Cutler, ME 04626 Size: 2.12 Acres GPS Coordinates: 44.669709, -67.250745 Full Legal Description: Available upon request Plat Map/Survey: Available upon request Title: General Warranty deed (clean - no back taxes, no liens) Dimensions: starting at NW corner, 203' east x 461' south x 203' west (along road) x 461' north to POB Floodplain: none Wetlands: Elevation: 62 feet Terrain: gently sloping Condition: undeveloped, mostly cleared Access: 203 feet of frontage on Cutler Road, a paved public highway Power: available along road Water: well would need to be installed Wastewater: septic would need to be installed (previously passed perc tests performed Dec ’03-Feb ’04) Taxes: $327.16 per acre (based on 2022 taxes) Hoa: none DEED RESTRICTIONS: Bay View CCR’s ZONING: none Inquire for Full Restrictions School District: Bay Ridge (Elementary), Elm Street (Middle School), Machias Memorial (High School) NEAREST CITIES: Cutler, Machias, Ellsworth NEAREST AIRPORTS: Machias Valley (25 mins), Bangor International (2 hrs 4 mins) Visiting the Property You can go view the property at your convenience - owner does not need to accompany. Please call/text us to let us know you’re heading out, so we can (1) confirm its availability (our land does sell fast), and (2) ensure we have our phone on us in case you need help or have any questions. We’d appreciate a couple hours notice if possible. Driving Directions: Simply enter your starting point to get step-by-step directions. You can navigate to the following GPS Coordinates: 44.669709, -67.250745 Local Attractions Beautiful sea cliffs beckon, with Cutler Coast Public Reserved Land just 10 minutes to the northeast, offering camping, hiking, hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities on over 12,000 acres along the famous Bold Coast. About two hours southwest lies Acadia National Park, featuring pristine lakes, granite-domed mountains, woodlands, a jagged coastline, and breathtaking sunrises over the Atlantic. Just 20 minutes to the northwest is the town of Machias, hosting grocery stores, local restaurants, fast-food chains and medical clinics, while the nearest Walmart is in Calais, an hour to the north. For the full range of retail, Bangor is under two hours to the west. Call, text, or email Scott if you’d like to discuss an offer. For Sale by Owner: We are investors, and are selling this lot For-Sale-By-Owner. You do not need to submit your offer through a real estate agent, and in our experience we close transactions more quickly and easily by having our dedicated transaction coordinator work directly with the Title Company and Buyers. We will also both save money on commission/fees by cutting out agents as the middle men. However, if you feel strongly about working with a Realtor, then you’re welcome to have them contact us on your behalf. Why Are You Selling It So Cheap? We are often asked why we price our properties at below market value, and the answer is really simple: because we can, and that’s our core business model. We are investors who purchase properties at a large volume and deeply liquidated rates, and by passing this discount on to our buyers, we can sell land quickly…and more of it. In fact, our average property only lasts 2-3 weeks on the market (vs. industry average of about 6 months). Disclaimer: We attempt to provide detailed, accurate and up-to-date information in our listings, in order to help our buyers to the best of our ability. However, it ultimately remains the buyers responsibility to perform their own due diligence and double check any details that are of significant importance to you including acreage, utilities, build-ability, and approved/allowable use-age for the property. We are happy to help however we can.

This 49.2-acre parcel in Connor Township captures the character of northern Maineworking forest, quiet roads, and wide open country. The property sits on both sides of East Jemtland Road, with roughly 1,500 feet of paved road frontage and power available at the roadside.The land was recently harvested, and new growth is already filling in. Spruce, poplar, and birch dominate the regeneration, with a few cedar trees scattered throughout the stand. This early growth stage creates thick cover and browse, the kind of habitat that supports wildlife year-round.Most of the terrain is fairly level, making the property easy to walk and evaluate. A larger wetland area sits toward the center of the parcel, while the surrounding ground includes several spots that could potentially support a home or a traditional North Woods camp. With road access and power already nearby, the groundwork for future development is largely in place.The property has been partially surveyed, and boundary pins have been located in places, although some may be buried under winter snow. The acreage lies roughly 1.5 miles west of the intersection with U.S. Route 1, providing convenient access while still feeling rural and quiet.From here, you are within easy reach of services in both Caribou and Presque Isle, the two primary service centers in the region. Whether you are considering a seasonal camp, a future homesite, or simply holding land in one of Maines most productive forest regions, this parcel offers a straightforward opportunity.Walk both sides of the road to get a full sense of how the land lies out.Request the survey information before visiting so you can locate the boundary markers.If youre looking for acreage that reflects the working landscape of northern Maine, this property is worth exploring.

This 37+/-acre parcel in Knox County, near the Washington Pond boat launch, offers a balanced mix of habitat, topography, and long-term timber potential. The tract has been surveyed and is supported by an updated forest management plan, providing structure for future stewardship. The land was harvested approximately 13 years ago. Regrowth is now well established, with a healthy mix of deciduous and conifer species creating consistent browse and dense cover. Even in deep winter conditions, deer trails and bedding areas are easy to identify. Tracks cut across the old skid roads and follow the natural folds of the terrain. The property clearly supports year-round wildlife use. Several former logging trails remain visible and could be reopened with moderate work. These corridors offer a foundation for a simple internal trail system and access to potential camp sites. Landing areas from the prior harvest provide logical locations for staging equipment or developing a seasonal base. A defining feature of this parcel is the high interior knob. From this elevated point, long views extend across the surrounding hills. The elevation change also creates natural funnels and travel corridors for game movement. This topography is practical for hunting strategy and appealing for recreational use. Power is located approximately a quarter mile away, giving flexibility for buyers considering grid connection or independent systems. The parcel's size makes it manageable while still providing meaningful scale for privacy and wildlife management. This tract combines timber value, aesthetic appeal, and proven habitat. It is suitable for a hunting property, a recreational retreat, or long-term landholding. Walk the old skid roads and read the winter sign for yourself. Request the survey and forest management summary before touring. If you are looking for a manageable acreage with habitat strength and topographic character, this parcel is worth a closer look.

This 77-acre property in Knox County represents the full extent of a larger forest tract near Washington Pond. The land has been surveyed and is supported by an updated forest management plan that provides a clear framework for stewardship, timber management, and long-term ownership. The forest was harvested roughly 13 years ago and has since regrown into a diverse mix of deciduous and coniferous species. This stage of forest regeneration produces dense browse and protective cover, conditions that support year-round wildlife activity. Even in deep winter snow, the amount of deer movement across the property is easy to see. Trails cut through the regrowth, connecting bedding areas with feeding zones along the land's natural contours. Several logging roads remain from the prior timber harvest and could be reopened to form a practical internal trail system. Old landing areas where timber was once staged are still visible and offer logical places for equipment access or possible camp locations. With this much acreage, a buyer has room to shape the land for recreation, habitat management, or timber growth without feeling confined. A notable feature is a high interior knob that rises above the surrounding terrain. From this vantage point, the views extend across the rolling hills of Knox County. The elevation change across the parcel also creates natural travel corridors for wildlife, making it easier to understand how deer move through the property. Power is located approximately a quarter mile away, giving future owners flexibility if they wish to extend service or maintain an off-grid setup. The proximity to Washington Pond provides access to nearby water, while the property itself remains quiet and private. Owning the full 77 acres allows a buyer to control the entire landscape rather than a smaller portion of it. That scale provides options for trail building, wildlife management, timber growth, or establishing a secluded recreational retreat. Walk the logging roads and follow the winter sign to see how wildlife uses the property. Request the survey and updated forest management plan before touring. If you are looking for a larger tract with habitat strength, timber potential, and privacy, this parcel deserves a closer look.

This 40-acre tract near Washington Pond offers a combination of wildlife habitat, timber value, and quiet recreational land in Knox County. The parcel has been surveyed and is supported by an updated forest management plan, giving buyers a clear framework for future stewardship and planning. Approximately thirteen years ago, the land was harvested, and the forest has since regenerated into a diverse mix of hardwoods and conifers. The new growth stage is particularly attractive for wildlife. Even in winter, deer trails cross the property in multiple directions, with clear bedding areas and travel routes visible along the natural contours. Several former skid roads remain from the previous timber operation. These corridors provide a starting point for a simple trail system, making it easier to explore the interior of the property. Old landing areas where timber was once loaded could be reopened for practical uses, such as staging equipment or establishing a seasonal camp. The terrain gradually climbs to interior high ground where views open across the surrounding hills. This elevated area is one of the parcel's more striking features and provides both visual appeal and natural stand locations for hunting. Power is located approximately a quarter mile from the property, allowing buyers to bring in service or develop an off-grid setup. The parcel's size provides meaningful privacy while remaining manageable for recreational use, wildlife management, or long-term investment. This property carries several forms of value at once. The forest has measurable timber potential, the landscape supports game year-round, and the topography provides aesthetic character. Buyers seeking a hunting tract, a recreational retreat, or a land investment in MidCoast Maine will find this parcel worth exploring. Walk the old logging roads and see how the terrain guides wildlife movement. Request the survey and forest management plan before visiting. If you are looking for acreage that combines habitat, timber, and views, this parcel deserves a closer look.

Mountain Views Private Acreage Build-Ready Four-Season RecreationDiscover your own slice of Maine with this beautiful 19.94-acre lot (Lot 2W) offering privacy, mountain views, and direct access to outdoor adventure with adjacent snowmobile and ATV trails. Temple Trail Riders ATV Club maintains some of the best trails in the region, known for excellent maintenance and clear signage. This property is an ideal location for a vacation cabin, retirement getaway, or year-round home in one of Maine's most scenic areas. Owners in Mountain View Estates enjoy access to a community Scenic Overlook with panoramic views of Mt. Washington. From your doorstep you'll have access to hundreds of miles of ATV and snowmobile trails. The region receives over 6 feet of snowfall annually, making it a true winter recreation destination. Mt. Blue State Park is also nearby, offering hiking, boating, swimming, camping, and year-round outdoor activities for the outdoor enthusiast. Sunday River (just over an hour away) and Sugarloaf (just under an hour) offer what many consider the best skiing, golf, mountain biking, and four-season recreation in New England. The lot has been soil tested and surveyed, with power available at the roadside and year-round access, making it ready for your building plansor simply a place to enjoy Maine's outdoors. A Road Maintenance Agreement/Road Association is in place which new owners are required to join. The annual fee is $1,000, covering road maintenance, ATV trail upkeep, and snowplowing along with any stormwater drainage concerns. The property is currently enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth current-use tax program, keeping property taxes extremely low. The 2025 property taxes were only $74. A new owner may choose to keep the property enrolled or pay the applicable withdrawal penalty for any portion removed from the program. The property is priced at the professional appraisal value completed in 2023 of $115,000. Directions 44.70901385174749 -70.28686597585146 Route 43 to Intervale Rd, left on Edes Brook Rd to timber frame overhead gate on stone pillars as seen in pics. Lot is 0.3 mile on left just after snowmobile trail. Look for poles 37 & 39 and pink flagging.