Knox County, Maine Land For Sale (14 results)

APN - WRRR-000006-000035-000000BR LOT 2 Discount Cash Price: $95,999 Owner Financing Price: $101,999 with $20,400 down ($599 doc fee + $19,801 in equity) Plus approx $1k in title costs. Payment as low as $1,359/mo! NO prepayment penalties. Maine mornings hit different when theyre 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 624600 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, youll be close to restaurants, shopping, and Maines 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 Maines beautiful shoreline, this 21.2 acre property on Beechwood St in Warren, ME (710644) 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? Its not just the size, but its the feel. The land is mostly dry and quiet, with mature pine and hardwood trees that give it that true Maine vibe. Theres an old logging road on the left side for easy access, and higher ground at the back thats perfect for building. At the far edge, youll 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 34 bedroom home, so youre 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? Its 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, its large enough to divide among family, build a main home and guest cabin, or keep part wild as a long-term land investment. Its the kind of property you can enjoy now and pass down later. Whats nearby? Even though it feels secluded, youre still close to small-town conveniences: Gulf Gas Station 245 Main St, Jonesport (1015 min). Hannaford Grocery Jonesport, ME. Local cafs and hardware stores in Warren and Addison for everyday needs. Whats 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 its 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) We are a small family business and can be flexible. Were 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.

24 acres in Cushing offering a habitat-driven recreational property with direct frontage on Cushing Road. This is a parcel defined by water, cover, and wildlife movementwell-suited for someone focused on hunting, birdwatching, or simply owning ground that consistently holds animals. The majority of the property consists of wetlands with flowing water, creating natural travel corridors and bedding areas. This type of environment tends to hold deer throughout the season rather than just pushing them through. Heavy deer usage has been observed, and the mix of vegetation supports itcedar, spruce, hemlock, and early growth species like alder and willow provide both browse and cover. Approximately 4 acres of dry ground are located toward the front and rear of the lot. These areas offer places to access the property, set up stands, or establish small clearings, depending on how you want to use it. Based on map work, the property is likely not buildable, and no formal permitting has been completed. This should be considered a recreational parcel first. Access is straightforward with road frontage on Cushing Road and the ability to park along the roadside. Power is available at the road, though the primary value here is in the lands use as habitat rather than development. The property is being split from a larger parcel, with a survey to be completed on or before closing. Boundaries and acreage will be finalized at that time. Cushing is part of a larger network of rural MidCoast communities, with access to nearby towns like Thomaston and Rockland for services, while maintaining a quieter setting on the ground. The surrounding area includes a mix of woods, water, and working land that supports wildlife year-round. If youre looking for a piece of ground thats set up to produce deer and hold wildlife, this is the type of property worth walking in person.

Offered below appraised value, this 37 acre parcel sits near the Washington Pond boat launch and brings together habitat, terrain, and long-term timber potential. The land has been surveyed and includes an updated forest management plan, giving structure for future use and stewardship. Walk it, and youll see how the ground lies and how its been used over time.Harvested roughly thirteen years ago, the forest has regenerated into a mix of deciduous and conifer species. This stage of growth provides dense cover and steady browse, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Deer trails, bedding areas, and winter movement are easy to identify, with tracks following the natural folds of the terrain and crossing old skid roads. Spend some time on the ground, and the patterns become clear.Several former logging trails remain and could be reopened with moderate work. These corridors offer a foundation for access throughout the property and lead to past landing areas that could serve as staging points or potential camp locations. Walk these trails, and youll get a sense of how the property connects.A high interior knob rises above the surrounding land, offering extended views across the nearby hills. The elevation change also shapes how wildlife moves, creating natural funnels and travel corridors that are easy to read once youre on site. Climb to the high point and take in the perspective.Power is located roughly a quarter mile away, offering flexibility for plans while maintaining a private setting. The parcel's size makes it manageable while still providing enough space for privacy, habitat work, and recreation.This tract works well as a hunting property, a seasonal retreat, or a long-term hold. Reach out for the survey and management plan, then come walk it and see how it fits.

Offered below appraised value, this 40-acre tract near Washington Pond brings together wildlife habitat, timber potential, and quiet recreational ground. The parcel has been surveyed and includes an updated forest management plan, giving buyers a clear framework for future stewardship. Walk it, and youll get a sense of how the land has grown back and how it can be used moving forward.Harvested roughly thirteen years ago, the forest has regenerated into a mix of hardwoods and conifers. This stage of growth creates strong cover and consistent browse, supporting steady wildlife activity. Deer trails cross the property in multiple directions, with bedding areas and travel routes following the natural contours of the land. Spend some time on the ground, and the movement patterns become easy to read.Old skid roads remain from the previous harvest and provide a working network for access into the interior. These trails can be reopened with moderate effort and lead to former landing areas that offer practical space for staging or a seasonal camp setup. Walk these corridors, and youll see how the property connects.The terrain rises gradually to interior high ground where views open across the surrounding hills. This elevated area stands out as a natural focal point, offering both visual appeal and a practical position for recreational use. Climb to the high ground and take in the perspective.Power is located roughly a quarter mile away, allowing flexibility for future plans while maintaining a quiet setting. The parcel's size provides privacy without becoming difficult to manage.This property carries multiple forms of valuetimber growth, proven wildlife use, and varied terrain. It works as a hunting property, a recreational retreat, or a long-term land hold. Reach out, and well set up a time to walk it.

Offered below appraised value, this 77-acre property represents the full extent of a larger forest tract near Washington Pond. The land has been surveyed and includes an updated forest management plan, providing a clear path for stewardship, timber management, and long-term ownership. Walk it, and youll see how the pieces come together.The forest was harvested roughly thirteen years ago and has since regenerated into a mix of deciduous and conifer species. This stage of growth creates dense browse and cover, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Deer movement is evident throughout the property, even in winter conditions. Trails cut through the regrowth, following natural contours and connecting bedding areas to feeding zones. Spend some time on these trails, and the patterns become clear.A defining feature is the interior high point that rises above the surrounding terrain. From this knob, the land opens up with views across the rolling hills of Knox County. The variation in elevation also shapes how wildlife travels, creating natural corridors that are easy to recognize once youre on the ground. Walk up to the high point and take in the perspective.Power is located roughly a quarter mile away, offering flexibility for future use while still allowing the property to function well as a private, off-grid retreat. Washington Pond is nearby, adding water access without taking away from the quiet setting of the land itself.Owning the full 77 acres gives you control over the landscape rather than just a portion. That scale allows for trail work, habitat management, timber growth, or simply using the property as it sits today. Reach out, and well set up a time to walk it.

Waterman Farm: A Saltwater Legacy on North HavenSet on 177 acres of exceptional island landscape, Waterman Farm offers spectacular panoramic views to the south and east towards the Fox Island Thorofare and out towards Penobscot Bay. Perched on a secluded point of land, this classic saltwater farm features 8,582 feet of shorefront with access to both the protected Cubby Hole and Waterman Cove. The quintessential island setting is stunning, with over 40 acres of open fields, areas of woods, gardens, orchards, and five historic and distinguished residences. The property includes a dock with a ramp and float on Waterman Cove, a gateway to world-class boating around the island, on the Fox Island Thorofare, and Penobscot Bay. Waterman Farm's significant and continuous acreage presents a rare opportunity to own a true piece of North Haven's legacy. The current owners have been excellent and thoughtful stewards of the property. Hailing from Maine, and the founders of a successful shoe company based in Texas, the family has continued to nurture their strong connection to Maine through a sensitive and thorough rehabilitation of the farm. The buildings and the landscape have been meticulously restored, paying tribute to the island's farming heritage. Using timber milled from trees harvested right on the land, processed in a sawmill built by the family, every beam, board, and frame was milled with care. Attention to historic detail is evident in every element -- from hand-hewn finishes to careful preservation of original architecture -- blending uncompromised authenticity with quiet luxury. Now, five restored residences, all in excellent condition, are scattered across the property, offering privacy and comfort in the most idyllic island setting. Additional estate infrastructure includes a historic barn, a sawmill and a Quonset hut, contributing to the versatility of the property. Suitable for agricultural pursuits, residential living, or a family compound, Waterman Farm offers an extraordinary opportunity to own one of Maine's most iconic waterfront estates. The Big House (c. 1780)This historic, fully restored farmhouse radiates timeless simplicity. Original wood paneling, plaster walls, wide-board floors and exposed beams come together with historic fireplaces and period paint colors to create lasting appeal. Charming lobster room entry with a large table and sink perfect for hosting traditional, family lobster dinnersGourmet kitchen with professional appliances, Maine slate countertops and a farmhouse sinkDining area, central living room and multiple historic fireplaces, second-floor den/living roomThree bedrooms, two full bathsBeach HouseTimber-frame construction with cathedral great room, warm rustic finishesTwo bedrooms, two full bathsDeck with expansive Waterman Cove viewsCarriage House (c. 1780)Preserved original hand-hewn beams. Historic pegs that once held equipment are still visibleOpen kitchen and living areaTwo bedrooms, one full bathCaretaker's HouseTimber-frame design with an open kitchen, living and dining space, and a loftCentral chimney: wood stove on one side, fireplace on the otherTwo bedrooms, two full bathsPig Pen / Pool HouseCompact and cozy: kitchen/living room with woodstoveOne bedroom, one bathBarn (c. 1780)Original structure in very good conditionRaised and set on a new stone wall foundation with new barn doorsQuonset HutHistorically used for lumber storageCurrently used for farm equipment and workshopSawmillOperational design: logs roll into cutting station, milled in stagesA piece of island history -- once used by local residents to mill lumberProperty FeaturesMultiple sheds/outbuildings for storage or farm useOrganic gardens and a fenced orchard highly productiveOver 40 acres of open fieldsWell-maintained trail leading to the Cubby HoleWell-maintained woods, original stone walls, and trail systemsDirect trail access to conservation land, golf course, and villageDock with 34 ft depth at low tide, 1112 ft in cove (mud bottom), one substantial mooring

Stone Cove Farm is a classic saltwater farm with historic buildings, 267 acres of fields and woods, and spectacular views over the eastern end of the Fox Islands Thorofare, the Sparkplug lighthouse, Stimpson Island, and across East Penobscot Bay to Isle au Haut. Sited on a knoll with southerly views over the fields to the water, the house is a mid-nineteenth century extended Cape farmhouse with charming period details. Approximately 3,400 feet of varied and accessible ocean frontage includes a grassy point of land, dramatic rocky shore, and a pebble beach. A small island, ideal for picnics and children's exploration, is also included. The historic Cape is seasonal with three bedrooms and a spacious bunk roomThe home features an abundance of untouched period details such as classic wood trim, elegant windows, and a stone fireplace in the traditional living room.Two historic barns complement the residence and contribute to the idyllic classic setting.The larger of the barns is a magnificent, pegged post and beam barn. Reminiscent of the farm's history, the cattle stalls still bear the names of their occupants in hand carved detail.The smaller barn is attractive and offers versatile space for storage.Divided by a road, the southern portion of the property includes the shorefront, house, barns, fields, and woods. There is also a farm pond and some wetlands. The northern portion of the property is wooded and includes a small amount of frontage on Fresh Pond. The property offers the potential for additional residential development, a deep-water dock, and/or a return to agricultural pursuits. Extensive due diligence available.

Perched at the tip of the picturesque St George peninsula, this quintessential Maine coastal home offers the perfect blend of timeless charm, ocean views and relaxed seaside living. The address speaks for itself; Earthly Heaven, you have found it here! Once in a lifetime does an opportunity like this become available but don't let this once slip by. At the end of the road and sitting on 3.6 acres of land, is the most enchanting seaside cottage surrounded by 300' of ocean frontage with awesome westerly views of the Camden Hills and scenic coastal Maine. This special place is framed with beautiful, professional landscaping with an easy transition to the water's edge, including two beaches and a deep-water dock and float. Inside, you'll enjoy spectacular ocean views from every room. The main home has 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, a family room with wood burning fireplace and audio/visual system. Plus, an open area with expansive windows flooding coastal views into the kitchen, dining and living room. Step outside to the screened deck with remote shades and set up with outside speakers. The bedrooms include one on the first floor and two on the second floor. The large second-floor primary has vaulted ceilings, tons of light, designer bath with water closet and walk in closet and sitting area. Have visiting guests? Invite them to stay in the guest quarters over the heated detached 2 car garage complete with full bath. Many updates include a propane generator, heat pumps and new drilled well. Whether you are seeking a seasonal getaway or an investment opportunity in one of Maines most beloved coastal communities, this property delivers a rare combination of character, location, and authentic coastal appeal. Get ready to enjoy this one of a kind retreat all year long!

Built in 2018, this thoughtfully designed 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath home offers a rare combination of efficiency, comfort, and flexibility. Powered primarily by solar energy, the home features rooftop solar panels that can even provide credits back to the grid. Radiant floor heating on the first level and heat pumps on all three floors provide year round comfort, while a high efficiency water heater and premium water filtration system add to the home's exceptional efficiency. The first floor primary suite allows for easy one level living and includes an ensuite bath with double vanities, a soaking tub, and a tiled shower with built in bench seating. A wraparound porch extends around all four sides of the home and includes a discreet accessibility ramp, making entry convenient without sacrificing appearance. The lower level offers outstanding additional living space with a laundry area, a large open room with a window and walk out sliding doors, plus an additional bonus room with three closets and an attached full bath. While not technically considered a bedroom due to window size requirements, the setup offers excellent flexibility for office space, hobbies, or additional living needs. The entire home is wired for sound, ready for a future owner to install speakers and a sound system. An unfinished elevator shaft already exists, allowing the next owner the option to install an elevator for easy access to every floor or convert the space into additional closets or storage areas. Additional features include newer appliances, a whole house generator for peace of mind, and quality construction throughout. The detached 896 square foot garage, built just three years ago, features extra tall garage doors, spray foam insulation, a metal roof, and its own heat pump for climate control. Ample tools in the garage may also convey with the sale. Set on 1.58 acres with seasonal second floor views of South Pond, this property offers a modern lifestyle in a truly unique pa

Explore the potential for this Town of St. George, Tax-Acquired Foreclosure Property just 11 miles from Rockland and Port Clyde amenities. Public records indicate that the home was built in 2001 as a 3 bedroom/2 bath home with approximately 1568 sq. ft. of living space but recent confirmation was not possible. Very large, forested lot may include a stream as shown on some but not all maps. Public records indicate that the majority of the +/- 45 acre lot is in the Maine Tree Growth Tax Program. The seller's right, title & interest in the subject property is derived from the municipal tax lien foreclosure process. Seller has never lived at the property and has no knowledge of any conditions of the premises. The premises are sold 'as is where is'. NO SHOWINGS WILL BE HELD AT THIS PROPERTY. PLEASE DO NOT WALK ON THIS PROPERTY AS IT MAY BE OCCUPIED. Property disclosures and some of the publicly available documents are available upon request. Please note that in this online listing information, you will see 'none' or 'other' for several of the required data fields like heat, heat fuel, hot water and flooring. The information is not available for those features of the home.

DOUBLE ACCESS. DOUBLE OPPORTUNITY. Hidden in Midcoast Maine--far enough from the noise to enjoy true quiet, yet close enough to the coast to make a spontaneous coastal run part of your routine--this 12.45-acre parcel of raw land is ready for someone to bring it to life. Whether your plans include a secluded camp or a full-time residence, this property gives you the space and flexibility to make it happen. With 52 feet of paved frontage on Route 131, a well-traveled state road, access is simple and reliable year-round--an ideal starting point year round access. But what really sets this property apart is how it stretches beyond the road and ties into Springer Lane, a quiet dirt camp road that meanders through the woods, offering a second, more private way in. That dual access opens the door to options--keep things visible and accessible from Route 131, or lean into the privacy of a tucked-away entrance. Few properties give you the ability to choose both. There's more. A small deeded right-of-way to Crawford Pond adds another layer of value, giving you water access without the premium cost of waterfront ownership. Located between Union and Warren, Crawford Pond is a peaceful, under-the-radar spot perfect for paddling, fishing, or unwinding at the end of the day. From a location standpoint, it's hard to beat. Route 17 is less than five minutes away, connecting you quickly to Augusta or out toward the coast. In roughly 20 minutes, you can be in Camden or Rockland, enjoying everything from fresh seafood to galleries and working waterfront views. Opportunities like this--where access, acreage, and location all come together--don't show up often. Walk the property, take it in, and start mapping out what comes next.

Exceptionally maintained & custom built home in move-in condition! Just three steps up from the garage or driveway and you can enjoy one floor living in this 3 bedroom, 2 full bath home with attached 2 car garage, just .4 miles from Drift Inn Beach and 1.3 miles from Port Clyde Village! Primary bedroom suite with full bath plus 2 bedrooms with shared bath. Wonderful mudroom with large closets and laundry off the garage and very functional kitchen with plenty of cabinets and counter space. Your friends and family will love gathering in the in the spacious living/dining area with access to the front deck and lovely front yard. Enjoy seasonal glimpses of the sparkling ocean from the living room and deck or better yet take a walk or ride over to Drift Inn Beach, less than a half mile away. The 1.85 acre, lightly wooded lot, lined on one side with a stone wall, is ready for you to explore. Summer fun awaits you in Port Clyde Village at the Monhegan Ferry, Public Landing, Squid Ink Coffee, Village Ice Cream, Red Barn Gallery and so much more. Spectacular Marshall Point & Lighthouse is just 2 miles away. Showings available by appointment.

Discover a rare opportunity in the heart of Thomaston 18.87 acres of diverse and distinctive land. Blending open fields with mature growth, this remarkable double lot invites vision and flexibility for its next chapter. Divided by a historic railroad track, the property presents a striking combination of wooded privacy, water frontage, and development potential. The upper parcel (11.59 acres) offers two separate access points, creating excellent possibilities for a private estate or thoughtful residential development. Two older dug wells are located on site, one of which is still actively used by the seller. History lingers here as well, with remnants of a long-lost home and scattered artifacts quietly recalling what once stood more than 50 years ago. The lower parcel (7.28 acres) stretches along the Saint James River, with extensive water frontage and old-growth trees shaping a serene natural retreat. Whether envisioned for recreation, relaxation, or conservation, this area provides a rare sanctuary just minutes from the center of town.

Tucked away in the quiet woods of Appleton, this 15-acre parcel offers space, privacy, and opportunity. Old logging trails wind through the property, making it easy to explore on foot or ATV. Whether you're looking for a hunting retreat, a peaceful escape, or a site for your future home, this land provides a blank canvas surrounded by nature. Accessed by a deeded easement, it's a great spot for anyone seeking a bit of Maine wilderness to call their own.