Phil McPhail – Des. Broker/Owner

Looking for a peaceful, private escape in the Maine woods? Welcome to 111 Frye’s Lane in Greenbush—a true off-grid log cabin retreat nestled on 65± surveyed acres of wooded land. This 2003-built log home combines rustic charm with practical comfort, offering the kind of privacy and seclusion that’s hard to come by today. Set at the end of a private road, this hidden property is the perfect place to homestead, recreate or just unplug and enjoy nature. The 24x32 log cabin features two bedrooms, one full bathroom, and a spacious 8x24 covered front porch—ideal for sipping coffee and watching wildlife. The home includes a full concrete basement, a wood stove for cozy winter nights, and a propane baseboard hot water heating system. A photovoltaic solar system with batteries ensures reliable off-grid power. Need space for tools, toys, or a workshop? The 20x24 garage has you covered. The property also includes a drilled well and a 3-bedroom septic system, with permit documentation available upon request. The land itself is a nature lover’s dream—approximately 65 acres of mixed hardwood forest with elevations ranging from 150 to 205 feet above sea level. Soil types are complex stony loams, supporting a healthy ecosystem. Whether you're interested in hunting, hiking the groomed trails on the land, or simply enjoying your own private woodland, this property offers endless opportunities. Located just 30 minutes from Bangor and 20 minutes from the University of Maine in Orono, you will find all the culture and conveniences of a modern city. While at the same time being only 6 miles from a boat landing on the Penobscot River and Sunkhaze Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, you’ll have easy access to fishing, paddling, hunting and all other types of outdoor recreation. With annual taxes of $2,718, this Maine log cabin is your ticket to an off-grid lifestyle without sacrificing access to modern amenities. Contact us today to schedule a private showing—no drive-bys, please. Opportunities like this don’t come along often!

Are you an outdoor enthusiast, avid hunter, or someone dreaming of launching your own guide service in Maine’s wilderness? Welcome to 144 Blackwater Road in Masardis—a 237± acre forested property nestled in the heart of northern Maine woods, where pristine nature, abundant wildlife, and unspoiled beauty take center stage. If you’re looking for a large, private parcel of land to serve as your recreational basecamp or investment property, this is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. Located in Masardis, Aroostook County (population just 204 as of the 2020 Census), this land offers true seclusion without sacrificing access to essentials. Ashland is only 10 miles away for groceries, gas, and hardware. Larger-scale amenities, including a hospital, airport, and major shopping centers, can be found just 32 miles away in Presque Isle. Boston is under six hours away by car, making this an accessible escape from the city hustle. The property features 498± feet of road frontage on Blackwater Road and includes an internal road that extends half a mile into the woods—ideal for ATV access and a solid base for future development. The land sits between 620 and 730 feet above sea level, with nearly 60% of the soils classified as Howland gravelly loam, according to NRCS data. That makes it an excellent candidate for both forest growth and small-scale farming or food plots for wildlife management. The forest is a healthy mixed-wood stand dominated by spruce, fir, and maple, ideal for long-term timber value, habitat, and recreation. Bordering landowners include Irving Timberlands, known for not posting their lands, giving you even more room to roam. Outdoor adventure abounds. Just two miles or less from the property, you’ll find the Aroostook River, St. Croix Stream, and Blackwater River—offering incredible fishing, paddling, and wildlife watching. Access to the North Maine Woods gate system is only 17 miles away to 6-mile checkpoint of the Realty Road and about the same distance to Oxbow Checkpoint, unlocking 3.5 million acres of wilderness for hunting, fishing, hiking, and snowmobiling. This is one of the premier outdoor destinations in the Northeast. With electricity available at the road, low taxes, and proximity to Maine’s best snowmobile trail network, this property is a rare find. Whether you're a sportsman, investor, or just crave a quieter, wilder place, this Masardis property delivers.

Discover your ideal off-grid retreat with this 40.8± acre parcel on Upper Dobsis Road in Lakeville, Maine. Nestled in one of New England's lowest property tax towns, this land offers a unique opportunity for homesteaders, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking privacy, affordability, and natural beauty. Property Overview This surveyed lot features approximately 750 feet of road frontage and elevations ranging from 370 to 610 feet above sea level. The terrain consists of well-drained, extremely rocky sandy loam soils, making it ideal for forestry, wildlife habitat, or a secluded cabin site. The property is predominantly wooded with a mix of hardwoods and softwoods, providing both aesthetic appeal and potential timber value. Prime Location Situated in Lakeville, a town with a population of just over 100 residents, this property offers seclusion while remaining accessible to nearby amenities. It's located approximately 7.5 miles from Lee, where you can find a gas station and restaurant, and about 19.5 miles from Lincoln, which offers grocery stores, Walmart, building supplies, a hospital, and other medical care. Bangor, with its airport and waterfront attractions, is roughly 69 miles away, while Portland, Maine's largest city, is about 197 miles (approximately 3 hours) away. Boston is approximately 303 miles (around 4 hours and 50 minutes) from the property. Outdoor Recreation This land is a gateway to Maine's renowned eastern Maine outdoor recreation. Upper Dobsis Lake is just 2.25 miles away, offering excellent fishing and boating opportunities. Lower Dobsis Boat Landing is 8.3 miles away, and Bottle Lake Landing, providing access to Junior and West Grand Lakes, is 10.3 miles away. The property is also near thousands of acres of conservation land managed by the Downeast Lakes Land Trust, open to recreational use. For ATV and snowmobile enthusiasts, trail access is available nearby the property. Investment Property With annual property taxes at just $136, this land is not only affordable but also a smart investment. Whether you're looking to build an off-grid homestead, establish a hunting camp, or simply own a piece of Maine's unspoiled wilderness, this property offers endless possibilities.

Are you dreaming of owning a secluded piece of land in the wild beauty of Maine? This 46.8± acre wooded lot in Prentiss, located in far eastern Maine, offers privacy, natural beauty, and affordability. This surveyed property is perfect for those seeking a recreational retreat, future homestead, or a peaceful place to escape the noise of the world. This forested land features a gently rolling topography, with elevations ranging from 580 to 680 feet above sea level. The property is rich with tree diversity and has a mix of stony and rocky loam soils, as mapped by the NRCS, offering good potential for forest management or off-grid development. One of the property's most captivating features is its water - a 2.5± acre beaver pond nestled in the woods and Mud Brook, which winds through the northeastern corner. These water features not only enhance the scenic value but also attract local wildlife, making it an ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and nature lovers alike. The land boasts approximately 842 feet of road frontage, ensuring easy access to the property. Located in Prentiss, an unorganized territory in Penobscot County with a population of just 169 (2020 Census), this area is surrounded by large tracts of privately held forestland and small farms. It's a place where peace, quiet, and starry skies are the norm. Need supplies or services? You're about 11 miles from Springfield, home to the nearest gas and convenience store, 30 miles from Lincoln where you'll find healthcare, groceries, and dining, and 80 miles from Bangor, the region's largest city. For weekend adventures, you're just 21 miles from the public boat landing at East Grand Lake — a stunning 16,000-acre lake known for its lake trout and smallmouth bass — and 18 miles from Lakeville's famous chain of lakes. Plus, you're just a short drive from the Canadian border at Forest City. Whether you're planning your next cabin getaway or investing in a piece of Maine's unspoiled wilderness, this 46.8-acre parcel offers unmatched value and opportunity. Low taxes ($102/year), beautiful natural features, and true Maine wilderness -- don't miss your chance to own it.

If you have been dreaming of an off-grid escape with vast open space, fertile fields, mature forest, and direct frontage on a trout stream, then you won’t want to miss this opportunity. With 40 acres of land, a charming log cabin, two garages, a pavilion, barn, and additional outbuildings, this property has everything you need for a secluded retreat or a self-sufficient homestead. We are excited to share this incredible property located on the eastern border of Aroostook County, Maine’s largest county. LOCATION This property is situated in Eastern Aroostook County, a region known for its agricultural richness and expansive forests. Covering 6,828 square miles but home to just over 67,000 residents, this area offers unmatched privacy and space. The location, 208 Field Lane in Blaine, Maine, places you within easy reach of local conveniences while maintaining the peace and quiet of country living. Despite its remote feel, this property is conveniently located just 3.5 miles from Mars Hill for shopping, dining, and services. It’s 17 miles from Presque Isle, home to the University of Maine at Presque Isle, hospital and a commercial airport. Bangor, the largest city in Northern Maine, is just over two hours away, and Fredericton, the historic capital of New Brunswick, Canada, is an easy 1-hour, 45-minute drive—perfect for day trips across the border. POINTS OF INTEREST For outdoor enthusiasts, the area offers endless recreational opportunities. Big Rock Ski Area, just 4.7 miles away, features 29 trails catering to all skill levels. ITS 83, a major snowmobile and ATV trail, is accessible from the property, allowing you to ride directly from your land. If you’re looking for even more wilderness, the North Maine Woods is about 40 miles west, providing millions of acres open to the public for hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking. The Francis Malcolm Science Center in nearby Easton offers a planetarium and nature trails, adding an educational component to the area's natural beauty. GREAT LAND The land itself is a perfect mix of open fields and forest. Of the 40.7 acres, approximately 24 acres are fertile fields, while 16 acres are covered in mature woodland. The soil, per NRCS mapping, consist mostly of Caribou gravelly loam and Mapleton shaly silt loams. These are well-suited for farming. The property has been used for hay production without chemical treatments for nearly 40 years, making it ideal for organic farming. With elevations ranging from 380 to 490 feet above sea level, the land offers scenic views of nearby Mars Hill Mountain and good natural drainage. TROUT STREAM One of the property’s many outstanding features is its 645 feet of frontage on Prestile Stream. This spring-fed limestone creek is a haven for brook trout, making it a fantastic spot for fly fishing. The stream runs from Easton to the Canadian border. CABIN GARAGES & OUTBUILDINGS Now, let’s talk about the buildings on this property. The 20x24 Ward log cabin, built in 1995, is a cozy and rustic retreat. A 10x20 sunroom and a 16x20 wood shed, added in 2020, provide extra space and convenience. For storage and workspace, you’ll find two large garages—a 24x24 two-story garage built in 2015 has carports on both sides, and a 28x28 two-story garage built in 2012 includes a finished second floor. Additional structures include a 12x20 barn/chicken coop (built in 2013), a 22x24 pavilion that doubles as a fenced dog kennel, a well house, and a laundry building. Whether you’re looking for a homestead, hunting lodge, or vacation getaway, this property delivers unparalleled value. Don’t miss out—reach out today to learn more and schedule a viewing!

This 32± acre parcel is located off Clark Road in Burlington. There is a small off-grid cabin on the property that was built in 1989. It is a one bedroom cabin with a lot of potential. It has no heating source currently, but there is a chimney in place from a previous wood stove. You could easily fix up the cabin and use this as a hunting property. Clark Brook runs through the back of the property and the wildlife is abundant. There are deer tracks and droppings throughout the parcel, moose scrapings on trees, and signs of beaver and snowshoe hare. There is over 700’ of road frontage on Clark Road. Clark Road is a private dirt road that is maintained by the property owners. Come see what this cabin and wooded parcel has to offer.

This 72± acre lot is located off Clark Road in Burlington. It has over 1600’ of frontage on Clark Road and has mixed timber on the lot. There are two ponds located on this 72± acre parcel and Clark Brook runs through the property. Clark Road is a private dirt road maintained by the property owners. The wildlife on the parcel is abundant! There are deer tracks and droppings throughout the parcel, moose scrapings on trees, and signs of beaver and snowshoe hare. If you are looking for a lot to harvest or hunt, this might be what you are looking for. The low property taxes make this parcel even more inviting. Come take a look today.

Are you looking for a lot to build a home in a quiet town? Come check out Map 5 Lot 29 Long Ridge Road, Burlington. This lot is a 58± acre parcel with a partial driveway in place. The driveway has grown up some, but would be easy to restore. There is mixed timber on this lot and a spring. This property has approximately 175± feet of road frontage on Long Ridge Road. Burlington is a small town with low taxes. This parcel is taxed along with another parcel, so will be even lower in the future once divided. Power is available at the road. Come see this property today and start making your future plans.

  Discover the ultimate off-grid retreat in Lakeville, Maine, with this stunning 40.6-acre wooded property. Nestled in the heart of a region celebrated for its pristine lakes and vast forests, this parcel offers unparalleled access to outdoor recreation and natural beauty. LOCATION  Lakeville is the place to be in eastern central Maine, known for its low property taxes—just $135 annually for this land — and a small-town charm surrounded by the Downeast Lakes region. With proximity to Upper Sysladobsis Lake and a network of conserved lands from the Downeast Lakes Land Trust, you’ll enjoy endless opportunities for fishing, hunting, canoeing, and exploring hundreds of miles of ATV and snowmobile trails. The town of Lincoln is less than 20 miles west of the property with services including a community hospital, doctors, dentists, accounting and other professional services along with large grocery stores, building materials, banks, restaurants and more. Bangor International Airport is about an hour 20 minute drive from the property. LAND  This private parcel boasts 40.6 surveyed acres with over 1,200 feet of private road frontage. The thick forest here is a blend of hardwood and softwood timber, making it ideal for forestry, a secret cabin location or a peaceful escape. The land features well-drained soils, elevations ranging from 450 to 510 feet above sea level, and potential for breathtaking views with some clearing. It's an off-grid location, perfect for solar power enthusiasts, with plenty of southern slope sun exposure. This region is good for those looking for a hunting location with great habitat for upland birds, whitetail deer, black bear, and moose. CALL NOW  Whether you’re seeking solitude, adventure, or a long-term investment, this property has it all. Call before this property is gone to schedule a tour and make this affordable slice of Maine wilderness your own!

Welcome to “Trail Riders Escape,” a 59± acre property located on McIntyre Road in Woodland, Maine. Situated in Aroostook County, also known as “The County” by locals, this waterfront property offers a rare combination of solitude, recreation, and opportunity. LOCATION Aroostook County, Maine’s largest and most northern county, spans over 6,800 square miles, making it larger than Connecticut and Rhode Island combined, yet with a population density of less than 10 people per square mile. Woodland, with a population of 1,217, is an ideal location for those seeking privacy and outdoor adventure. The property is just six miles from Caribou, offering convenient access to shopping, a hospital, and other services. For additional amenities, Presque Isle is 18 miles away and provides access to the University of Maine at Presque Isle, a commercial airport, restaurants, and a large medical center. The Canadian border town of Fort Kent is only 42 miles away, and both Boston and Montreal are within a 6.5-hour drive. LAND This property includes 59± acres of forested land with 2,800± feet of frontage on South Branch Caribou Stream. This slow moving stream is a nice place to paddle a canoe or kayak. Moose sightings along this stream are common. The soils, composed of about 40% Conant silt and Caribou gravelly loams according to NRCS mapping, are suitable for timber production, farming, grazing and wildlife uses. With elevations ranging from 540 to 590 feet above sea level, the property provides gentle topography and stunning natural surroundings. The town-maintained road offers convenient year-round access, and grid power electricity is nearby. POINTS OF INTEREST Recreational opportunities abound here. The property is located just 500 feet from ITS 83, part of northern Maine’s extensive 1,300-mile interconnected trail system that connects to other snowmobile and ATV trails across the state. The nearby Aroostook Valley Trail, which winds through Woodland, is famous for its scenic beauty, taking you past forests and potato farms. Not into power sports? The nearby Woodland Community Trails, located at Woodland Elementary School, provide 3.6 miles of trails for hiking, biking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. For water enthusiasts, the nearby Fish River Chain of Lakes boasts over 22,000 acres of surface water in lakes such as Square Lake, Long Lake, Cross Lake, Eagle Lake, and others offering exceptional opportunities for the best native brook trout fisheries in the United States. These lakes have public access points to allow boating, and other water sports. The University of Maine Presque Isle and The University of Maine at Fort Kent are both less than an hours drive. TAKE ACTION NOW If you have been looking for accessible land you know how hard it is to find it for $1,000 per acre so don’t wait to see this property. Whether you’re looking to build a recreational cabin, start a homestead and live off the land, or create a second home, this property is full of possibilities. The Trail Riders Escape is a gateway to Maine’s best outdoor activities and a lifestyle defined by adventure.

Have you been searching for a central Maine getaway for a homestead, hunting camp, or an off-grid escape? Let’s explore a 60+ acre parcel tucked away on Mains Road in Corinna, right in the heart of Maine. This land offers the perfect opportunity to unplug and enjoy nature, all while being in one of the state’s top spots for farming, homesteading and whitetail deer & turkey hunting. CENTRAL MAINE Located in Corinna, a quaint town in southern Penobscot County with about 2,200 residents, the area is rich in history. It was originally purchased in 1804 by Dr. John Warren, a Revolutionary War surgeon and a founder of Harvard Medical School. The town is part of RSU 19, with public schools nearby in Newport, and it provides easy access to larger hubs—just 11 miles from Newport, 26 miles from Bangor International Airport, 40 miles from Waterville, and within a few hours of Portland and Boston. LAND The property includes approximately 67± acres on the public tax record. The land features a combination of open fields—about eight acres, with the balance of the land being mixed woodlands. It also offers gentle elevations ranging from 270 to 320 feet above sea level and rich soils from the Corinna-Penobscot complex series, ideal for farming in the field area. A branch of Alder Brook meanders through the property, eventually flowing into Sebasticook Lake, and there’s even a peaceful beaver pond nestled in the landscape. NEARBY POI Corinna is home to several points of interest, including the Stewart Free Library, a historic building gifted by local-born millionaire Levi M. Stewart and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Families and visitors can enjoy nearby Treworgy Family Orchards in Levant, famous for its corn maze, apple picking, and educational field trips. Head to Sebasticook Lake, just 11 miles away. The lake spans 4,200 acres with 50-foot depths, offering excellent fishing, boating, and paddling along its 16 miles of scenic shoreline. TAKE ACTION Offered at a competitive price, this off-grid retreat provides a perfect blend of field and forest with low taxes at just $290 annually. Whether you're dreaming of building a homestead, setting up a hunting camp, or simply getting away from it all, this land on Mains Road in Corinna might be just what you’re looking for. Call today for more info and come see the property soon.

If you’ve been searching for a spacious home in a rural area, surrounded by nature and offering the privacy and outdoor lifestyle you crave, this property might be your perfect match. Located at 194 Station Road in the small town of Sherman, Maine, this 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom home is set on a generous 10.5-acre lot. Whether you’re looking for a year-round residence, a lodge for your recreational retreats, or a potential Airbnb, this home offers versatility and room to grow. LOCATION Sherman, with a population of just 815, offers the peace and quiet of rural living while still providing easy access to major roads. The town’s location near I-95 makes traveling simple, whether you’re headed to nearby Patten for groceries, a doctor appointment, or building supplies or further destinations like Houlton, the City of Bangor, or even Boston. Situated in Southern Aroostook County, the largest and most geographically diverse county in Maine, this property is surrounded by expansive forests, farms, mountains, rivers, and lakes, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventures. HOME The home itself boasts over 4,000 square feet of living space spread across 12 rooms including 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The living, kitchen and dining area’s open concept has vaulted ceilings, large wood beams and features impressive windows that flood the home with natural light while offering great views of the expansive lawn and private pond. The lower level includes a separate kitchen, living area baths and bedrooms, making it ideal for use as an in-law suite, guest quarters, or even rental space. Modern comforts are plentiful, with heating provided by oil hot water baseboards, a wood pellet stove, and heat pumps that also provides cooling. A 40 X 49 foot Quonset-style storage building is perfect to use for a workshop and for storing vehicles, snowmobiles, ATVs, tractors and other outdoor equipment. LAND Outside, the property’s 10.5 acres offer plenty of space to explore and enjoy. The land includes a private pond, fruit trees, mature hardwood trees, and a large, well-maintained lawn. No worries about flooding here with elevations from 480 to nearly 600 feet above sea level. REGION & POINTS OF INTEREST Sherman is a gateway to some of Maine’s most stunning natural attractions. The nearby Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument and Baxter State Park provide endless opportunities for hiking, fishing, paddling, and camping. For those who love power sports, the area is also known for its quality ATV and snowmobile trail system. Bring your friends or family to the Penobscot River Trails to enjoy 16 miles of low cost/free hiking, biking and ski trails just an 18-minute drive from the home. TAKE ACTION With 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and plenty of land, it’s a unique opportunity to own a large home in one of Maine’s most scenic regions. Call now for more information and schedule an appointment to view this fantastic property.

Welcome to Brownville, Maine! Today, we are taking you on an off-grid adventure to explore an incredible 21.4-acre timber lot, perfect for anyone looking to build a secluded cabin or an off-grid home in the wilderness. This beautiful property offers 1,500 feet of frontage along Alder Brook. The mixed wood forest on the lot is teeming with wildlife and offers direct access to some of the best recreational trails in Maine. Ready to explore your future secret spot in the Maine woods? Let’s dive in! Location Brownville is located on the eastern side of Piscataquis County, Maine’s least populated and second-largest county. This charming town, home to just over 1,100 residents, is nestled on the edge of the wilderness, offering a peaceful retreat while still being close to modern conveniences. For essential services, Milo is only 7 miles away, offering grocery stores, hardware and building supplies, and restaurants. If you need access to a hospital or other major services, Dover-Foxcroft is just 20 miles from the property. Bangor, one of Maine's most vibrant cities, is 41 miles away, while Portland, the state’s largest city, is about a 2.5-hour drive. Boston is within reach too, approximately 4 hours and 15 minutes away. Points of Interest One of the highlights of the area is Schoodic Lake, located just 2.8 miles from the property. This stunning 7,000-acre lake reaches depths of nearly 200 feet, with crystal-clear, cold waters that make it perfect for fishing, boating, and paddling. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the easy access to ATV and snowmobile trails, just under a mile away on Smith Road—no need for trailering! For even more adventure, the Katahdin Iron Works gate into the North Maine Woods is about 20 miles north, offering millions of acres of working forest with endless opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, and boating on the region's many lakes and ponds. Land Features This 21.4-acre lot has interesting natural features starting with the rolling elevation range from 460 to 580 feet above sea level. The soils, as classified by the NRCS, are primarily a Howland-Monarda association, making the land suitable for forestry, wildlife, and limited grazing. The timber here is varied, offering a range of species and sizes, and there is the potential for tax savings through Maine's Tree Growth Tax Program. The spotlight feature of the land is the eastern boundary line, which is Alder Brook. The sale includes approximately 1,500 feet along this free-flowing stream. Emanating from springs in the high hills to the north of the property, this stream flows through Brownville on its way to its confluence with the Piscataquis River, a major tributary of the Penobscot River. Make Your Move If you are searching for land that can do it all, you need to come see this property today. Competitively priced and with incredibly low property taxes at just $59 per year. 1,500± feet of brook frontage, and access to nearby trails and recreation—what more could you ask for in an off grid property?

Welcome to the hills of Carroll Plantation, Maine, where an extraordinary opportunity awaits you. This mountain-top retreat spans 575± acres of forest land, offering miles of interior roads, a diverse hardwood forest, and nearly a mile of frontage along the babbling Getchell and Barker Brooks. At its heart is the peak of Getchell Mountain, providing breathtaking views of the property and surrounding countryside. LOCATION Carroll Plantation, is a small eastern Penobscot County town with a population of just 138. The area is known for its hilly terrain and fertile soil. Travelers along Route 6 from Lincoln to Topsfield will recognize the stunning vistas of Bowers Mountain, Getchell Mountain, and Vinegar Hill, which frame the southern landscape of Carroll Plantation. This rural area is miles away from any crowds, yet you will find gas and convenience items in the small village of Springfield 6 ½ miles away. Lincoln is the closest town for services such as a regional hospital, grocery stores, building supplies, restaurants and more. The nearest commercial airport is in Bangor, 75 miles to the south. PROPERTY The land itself offers a variety of elevations, ranging from 500 FASL along the brooks to 1,020 feet at the peak of Getchell Mountain. According to NRCS soil survey, the land is characterized by a complex mix of silty and sandy loams. While the terrain is mostly rugged with impressive slopes ideal for hardwood growth, there are level areas that could be cleared for cultivation of crops or food plots. The forest is mostly early successional hardwoods with a mix of softwoods and hardwoods along the two brooks. Getchell and Barker Brooks not only make up nearly a mile of property line, they also are a year-round water supply for game animals. These spring fed waters combined with the property’s soils, timber age and timber stand types provide near perfect habitat and cover for ruffed grouse, whitetail deer and moose. The land also boasts about two miles of interior roads. This road system provides access to much of the acreage including over 1,000 feet of newly constructed road extending nearly to the peak of Getchell Mountain. This driveway ends at a clearing with a gravel pad featuring commanding views of the acreage and surrounding hills. THE AREA This location is a gateway to a remarkable network of freshwater lakes that stretch from Lakeville to the Canadian border, including Junior Lake, Scraggly Lake, and West Grand Lake to name a few. Many of these pristine waters are protected by the conservation efforts of the Down East Lakes Land Trust, ensuring their natural beauty remains intact. For outdoor enthusiasts, the property offers direct access to ATV and snowmobile trails, making it a year-round playground. Additionally, the vibrant city of Fredericton in New Brunswick, Canada, and the picturesque Bay of Fundy region are both within easy reach for a day trip. This expansive 575-acre property is a rare find. With nearly a mile of brook frontage, miles of interior roads, and stunning scenic views, this mountain-top retreat is a rare opportunity if you are looking for solitude, outdoor adventure, and natural beauty.

Come on a journey to one of Maine's secret locations, Seboeis Plantation. Here is an opportunity for you to own a piece of wilderness with an affordable 11.2-acre surveyed lot tucked deep within the forest, boasting majestic large timber and the seclusion afforded by gated access. LOCATION Seboeis Plantation, with its sparse population of just 40 residents spread across expansive lands, truly embodies remote living. The name itself, derived from the native Penobscot language, translates to "Little Brook," hinting at the pristine waterways that crisscross the area. This secluded spot is not easily found on conventional GPS systems; access is controlled through private gates managed by local property owners, ensuring unmatched privacy and security. Historically, this region has attracted notable visitors, including professional athletes from the Boston Red Sox and Boston Bruins, who were drawn here for the exceptional fishing at South Branch Lake and the pursuit of trophy whitetail deer Conveniently located, this property sits approximately 18 miles from Howland, 51 miles from Bangor, 180 miles (a 2 hour and 40-minute drive) from Portland, and about 285 miles (a 4 hour and 30-minute drive) from Boston. LAND FEATURES The land itself spans 11.2 acres and has been meticulously surveyed, featuring 305 feet of frontage along East Branch Road. The terrain varies in elevation from 390 to 470 feet above sea level, offering diverse landscapes and potential building sites. The soil composition is primarily Plaisted loam, which, despite its slopes and rocky nature, can yield fruitful growth with some dedicated effort. The property is dotted with a rich assortment of softwood trees, including pine, spruce, fir, and cedar, providing both beautiful aesthetics and resource value. For those with the skills, this property could provide the raw materials necessary for a DYI cabin build. A roughed-in driveway has been started and is awaiting the finishing touches to welcome you home. POINTS OF INTEREST The surrounding area is rich with natural attractions and recreational opportunities. Owners have access to both the East Branch and Seboeis Stream, offering excellent spots for trout fishing and peaceful paddling adventures. Nearby, the expansive South Branch Lake spans over 2,035 acres with depths reaching 28 feet, presenting a clean and lightly developed environment perfect for smallmouth bass fishing. For wildlife enthusiasts, the nearby Pond Farm Wildlife Management Area encompasses 450 acres, including over 400 acres of meticulously developed wetlands that serve as prime nesting habitats for a variety of waterfowl, making it an ideal location for hunting and birdwatching. Adventure seekers will appreciate the extensive network of ATV and snowmobile trails accessible directly from the property, connecting you to hundreds of miles of scenic routes. Additionally, the area boasts several Public Reserved Lands, including a 1,000-acre tract behind the gate plus the nearby Seboeis Unit of PRL spanning 21,369 acres, all open for public enjoyment including hunting, fishing, and boating around the picturesque Seboeis and Endless Lakes. DON’T DELAY With current annual taxes totaling less than $20, it's not only a serene retreat but also a financially sensible investment. Embrace the peace and privacy that comes with gated access and come enjoy the rich outdoor experiences that Seboeis Plantation has to offer. Call today for a private tour of the property.

Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life at this secluded 20.1-acre parcel in northeastern Penobscot County, Maine. Nestled in the woods of Winn, this off-grid property offers the perfect retreat for those searching for solitude but still want to stay within a reasonable distance of essential services. LAND If you have been looking for a property that has not had a recent timber harvest this land features a mix of mature timber, including white pine, sugar maples, white cedars, and poplar and various other mixed woods. With a little clearing this west sloping property has the potential for views of the sun setting over distant hills and mountains.  The elevations range from 380 FASL along the road frontage to 290 feet at the western boundary. The varied and rolling terrain has much to offer. Several springs on the property provide game with a water source and could be dug out to create a private pond. It's an ideal spot for hunting, with opportunities for whitetail deer, black bear, moose, and upland birds like ruffed grouse and woodcock. The property also includes a comfortable hunting blind, an outhouse, and some prefabbed materials for a small garage. LOCATION Located just 18 miles from Lincoln and 67 miles from Bangor, you’ll find yourself close enough to grocery stores, hospitals, and other amenities while enjoying the seclusion of your own private wilderness. Accessed over a private gravel road, this parcel is off the grid, with no postal delivery and your GPS probably won’t get you here. However, it's well-connected to recreational opportunities, with Dwinal Pond Wildlife Management Areas 2,450 acres open for public access just 2 miles away. Jump on your ATV or snowmobile from the property and be at the Dwinal Pond 4 Season clubhouse just 2.2 miles away. You can also enjoy fishing and paddling on the nearby Penobscot and Mattawamkeag Rivers, or hit the slopes at Mt. Jefferson Ski Area, just 9 miles away. This land is a true find for those seeking a peaceful, off-grid lifestyle at an unbeatable price. With its surveyed boundaries, privacy, and trail access, it’s a rare find in today’s market. Don’t wait—properties like this are in high demand and may not be available for long. Call today to schedule a visit and experience this woodland retreat for yourself.

Welcome to your dream off-grid retreat on Dipper Pond Road in Carroll, Maine. This expansive property offers a rare opportunity to unplug and immerse yourself in nature. Located in eastern Penobscot County, this is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise, ideal for hunting, fishing, biking, horseback riding, hiking, snowmobiling, and ATV adventures. Whether you're planning a deep woods getaway for friends and family, a property to operate your outdoor recreation business, or your new off grid home; this vast acreage has something for everyone.   Location Nestled in Carroll Plantation, this property provides a unique rural setting in a town with a small population of around 138. Carroll spans 44 square miles, making it geographically larger than many other towns in Maine. It is conveniently situated near Springfield (8 miles away), where you can find gas and convenience stores, and Lincoln (28 miles away), which offers hospitals, groceries, building materials, and restaurants. For more extensive amenities, Bangor is just 77 miles away, and Portland is 205 miles away. The Canadian border is only 33 miles to the Vanceboro crossing into New Brunswick, providing easy access for international trips.   Points of Interest The property is a gateway to a wealth of outdoor activities. ATV and snowmobile trails are accessible directly from the property, and nearby Lakeville boasts landings giving access to Junior Lake, Scraggly Lake, Bottle Lake, Duck Lake, Sysladobsis Lake, West Grand Lake and others. For fishing enthusiasts, Grand Lake Stream is a renowned spot for fly fishing, especially for landlocked salmon and brook trout. The area is rich in public lands and conservation easements, with nearly 350,000 acres of protected land that allow for public access and preserve the natural beauty of the region.   Land Access is easy for this property which is located a short distance off Route 6. It enjoys clear deeded access over Dipper Pond Road with more than two miles of road frontage. Two interior roads provide access off Dipper Pond Road, One to the cabin's location, and the other further south near the center of the land running east and west between the two prominent ridges of the property. The property covers approximately 645 acres of diverse terrain, with elevations ranging from 380 to 890 feet above sea level. These rolling hills create a diverse landscape with some amazing views. The soils are primarily Cannan and other stoney, silty, and gravelly loams, making it ideal for trees and wildlife. These soils, though too steep and rocky for efficient farming, could be used in select areas for gardening and wildlife food plots. The land features mixed timber growth with mostly hardwoods such as maple, birches, beach and ash along the steeper slopes and hill tops. The areas around the pond and brooks are more heavily treed with softwoods. Water features on the land include 8± acre Dipper Pond, intermittent and perennial brooks, and a couple of open wetland and ponded areas which are magnets for the local moose, whitetail deer, waterfowl and many other species of wildlife.   Buildings & Developed Area The property includes six cabins and various accessory buildings, perfect for accommodating large groups. - Cabin 1: 16x24 with a 5x16 screened porch - Cabin 2: 16x24 with a 5x16 screened porch - Cabin 3: 16x24 with a 5x16 screened porch - Cabin 4: 16x24 with a 5x16 screened porch - Cabin 5: 20x36 with a 8x20 screened porch - Cabin 6: 16x24 with a 4x16 screened porch Additional structures include a 14x16 utility building with a 6x6 walk-in cooler, an 8x10 wood shed/generator storage, a drilled well, and a septic system.   Summary This extraordinary property offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a substantial piece of Maine's wilderness. With an estimated annual tax of around $3,100, the property includes all of Dipper Pond, excellent elevations, and access to lakes and trails. Come embrace the tranquility and adventure that await you at this magnificent off-grid retreat.

If you love old houses like I do, then you’ll see the charm and potential of this 1910 cape located in rural Bucksport Maine.  From the humble eat-in kitchen to the sloped roof second floor this home has character, emits a homey-ness reminiscent of Gramma’s house and yet is functionally intact.  The first floor full bath with cast iron tub (the claw-feet are all that’s missing to add even more of a nostalgic feel) a nice sized bedroom with closet, a laundry room and a sunny den/study with built-in bookcases, shelves and a mantle compliment the living room and kitchen.  The full height half basement contains the utilities – a fairly new electric hot water heater, oil-fired forced hot air furnace, a root cellar cupboard for storage of vegetables and canned goods and the electrical panel – which should be updated to breakers from its current fuses). The home does need some maintenance and attention – the oak floor in the living room is bumped up in a couple places, the tiles need replacing in the bathroom, and the kitchen cupboards and counters are in need of replacing, but the bones of the home are good.  There is both a private well and septic on site as well as a shed and workshop area.  All this sits on 56± acres of land with frontage on Brook and includes a small farm pond as well as some nicely wooded areas with trails for walking. Bucksport Maine is located in eastern Hancock County and fronts on the Penobscot River just inland from Penobscot Bay.  The 2020 census has the population at 4944.  Bucksport offers limited shopping and eateries and boasts a nice marina on the Penobscot River that is deep enough for almost any size personal vessel.  This home is located just 3.5 miles from the downtown business district and only 20 miles from Bangor/Brewer or Ellsworth and 24 to Belfast - making it an easy commute if you prefer to live the rural life and work in the city. Nearby attractions include the Boat landing on Verona Island – Access to Penobscot River & Penobscot Bay for fishing or boating adventures.  It is also just a 15 minute drive to Great Pond Mountain Conservation Trust Lands - 5,000 acres of mountains, woods, and water managed for wildlife habitat, sustainable forestry, and community trails.  There are many local lakes – including Silver Lake, Alamoosook, Toddy Pond, and others just minutes away.  Other area attractions include Fort Knox & The Penobscot Narrows Bridge just 5 miles away (the Fort was built 1844 to protect Penobscot River Valley against British naval incursion and the bridge boasts the tallest public bridge observatory in the world! Come take a look at this turn of the century cape and the surrounding 56± acres and make your dream of homesteading, gentlemen farming, hunting your own back yard or just rural life in general come true!

Welcome to Blaine Avenue in Guilford, Maine, situated on the southwestern slope of Guilford Mountain. This 242-acre timber property has year round access, utilities roadside, water frontage, good soils and varied terrain. It’s competitive pricing makes it the best priced property in this size class available in Maine. LOCATION Located in Piscataquis County, Maine’s second-largest and least populated county, this property offers privacy and tranquility. The property is only four miles from the center of Guilford, which offers groceries and essential services, it is also just 11 miles from Dover-Foxcroft, the Piscataquis County Seat, home to Mayo Hospital and various services and supplies. Bangor, with its international airport, summer concerts, casino, and dining options, is 48 miles away. Portland, Maine’s largest city, renowned for its restaurants and coastal attractions, is 132 miles away, just over a two-hour drive. Boston is 238 miles away, less than a four-hour drive. NEARBY POINTS OF INTEREST Nearby attractions include Moosehead Lake, just 21 miles away, providing opportunities for boating, fishing, and seaplane activities on Maine’s largest lake. The Appalachian Trail is 10.5 miles away, with access to the 100-mile wilderness section that begins in Monson. Sebec Lake, 12 miles away, is a cold-water lake ideal for boating, skiing, and fishing. The Piscataquis River, a major tributary of the Penobscot River, adds to the region's rich water resources. THE PROPERTY This diverse parcel of land offers everything necessary for a multi-purpose property. Spanning approximately 242 acres, this property has year-round access via a public-maintained road, complete with grid power and communication lines roadside. A significant highlight is the nearly one mile of water frontage along Howard Brook, which includes a ponded area. This water feature is a tributary to the nearby Piscataquis River and supports a tremendous amount of wildlife species from waterfowl to big game. The land is characterized by its quality soil, ideal for forest production, potential farming uses, and supporting wildlife. The property’s varied elevation, ranging from approximately 460 to 630 feet above sea level, provides a picturesque setting. The mixture of hardwood and softwood trees adds to the land's natural beauty. A gravel access road that extends about 500 feet from Blaine Avenue to a high knoll at approximately 590 feet above sea level. It has about 1,400 feet of paved road frontage on Blaine Avenue. This land's potential uses are vast, making it suitable for a home or cabin building site, a homestead, a recreational retreat property, or a combination of these. The competitive pricing at just over $1,000 per acre further enhances its appeal. ACT NOW Large accessible parcels of Maine land are getting very scarce. Call today for more information and schedule a showing for your new property today.

If you're yearning for an off-grid retreat in the heart of the Maine wilderness at an affordable price, you need to see this charming cabin that offers the perfect escape on 71.4-acres of forest. LOCATION Prentiss Plantation, a small town in far eastern Penobscot County, has a population just over 200. This is a very rural area with small farms and seemingly endless forest. The cabin and land are located just 17 miles from Danforth where you will find a small grocery store, bank, and other limited services. Lincoln is 32 miles with hospital, restaurants, building supplies and more. The property is 81 miles from the closest large city of Bangor and 209 miles from Portland, Maine’s largest city. LAND The land itself is a nature lover's paradise, featuring a beautiful mix of trees and varied terrain that ranges from 580 to 680 feet above sea level. The high ground is characterized by Plaisted loams, while the central wetland bowl offers varied habitat that attracts moose, deer, and other wildlife. Access is easy via two roads leading to the east and west sides of the land and are maintained by a private owner’s association with annual dues of just $250. CABIN The 20 X 24-foot cabin is designed for off-grid living, with a sturdy metal roof and charming cedar shake siding. The cabin is insulated and is heated by an LP gas heater. It has some wiring for electric lighting and generator hookup. LP gas appliances and gas lighting are the primary source of lighting, cooking and refrigeration. This cabin is partitioned with two bedrooms, a living room, and an eat-in kitchen. The sale includes furnishings and appliances. A simple water collection and delivery system services the kitchen sink in the cabin and a shower located in the adjacent 8 X 8 shed. A gray water field treats the waste water and a cedar sided first class out house rounds out the bathroom facilities. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS For outdoor enthusiasts, East Grand Lake is just a short drive away, offering 16,000 acres of pristine water perfect for fishing and boating. The undeveloped forest lands of next-door Washington County include over 300,000 acres of conserved lands and waters that are open for public use from East Grand Lake south to West Grand and Big Lakes. From the property you can ride ATV’s to the maintained trail system. Whether you're seeking a hunting retreat, a peaceful getaway, or a base for exploring nearby lakes and streams, this property has it all. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own your piece of wilderness paradise!

Escape to the tranquility of the woods with this remote 51± acre timber lot, perfect for those seeking a retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Situated nearly 3 ½ miles from the nearest paved road, this property in Springfield, Penobscot County offers a lot of privacy and seclusion. If you're not reliant on public services and the idea of living off-grid excites you, this forest land is ideal for building your dream cabin. LOCATION Located in the quaint town of Springfield, with a population of just 409, this property provides a private location while still being accessible to larger towns and amenities. Treadwell Hill Rd, a private road, leads to this hidden forest. The town of Lincoln is 22 miles away, Bangor is 71 miles, and Calais, just over an hour's drive, lies 61 miles away on the northern coast of Maine. For international travelers, Frederickton, NB, Canada is approximately 99 miles, a bit over a two-hour drive. LAND The land features 51± acres with over 2,000 feet of road frontage. It is primarily composed of hardwood timber, thriving in Canaan rocky soils, which are excellent for forestry and wildlife, although not suitable for farming. The terrain is rolling, with elevations ranging from 560 to 660 feet, providing diverse landscapes and beautiful vistas. AREA ATTRACTIONS Points of interest around the property include Lakeville, with access to numerous lakes and a boat landing at Bottle Lake just 12 miles away. Grand Lake Stream, renowned for its fly fishing, is 49 miles, approximately an hour's drive. The Maine coast, including destinations like Calais, Passamaquoddy Bay, and Cutler Bold Coast, is within reach. Additionally, East Grand and Spednic Lakes, two of Maine's largest lakes known for salmon and bass fishing, are nearby, along with extensive conservation lands. For outdoor enthusiasts, the area offers ATV and snowmobile trails, with a local clubhouse in Springfield. This off-grid 51± acre timber lot is an incredible opportunity for those who love the outdoors, hunting, fishing, and exploring nearby lakes and trails.

We are excited to show you a breathtaking 20-acre lakefront property complete with a stunning peninsula. This off-grid location offers the peaceful feeling of being in the middle of nowhere, yet you can be in downtown Lincoln in just 15 minutes. Come explore this Maine waterfront land today. LOCATION Lincoln, Maine, known for its slogan “Come for the lakes, stay for the lifestyle,” boasts 13 lakes plus the Penobscot River. With a population of 4,850, the town offers essential services including a hospital, grocery stores, restaurants, car dealerships, building supplies, and sporting goods stores. Enjoy community events like the summer Loon Fest, community dinners, and fishing derbies. The property is located only 8.3 miles from downtown Lincoln, this location provides the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience. You will find the city of Bangor just 55 miles away, while Portland is an all interstate 2-hour 48-minute drive. Boston is only 4 hours and 30 minutes away. LAKEFRONT LAND The land itself spans over 20 acres, fully surveyed with 1,760 feet of pristine lakefront. Improvements include driveways and clearings, and elevations range from 280 to over 300 feet above sea level. The property is predominantly covered with softwood trees such as pine, spruce, fir, and hemlock, growing in Monarda Burnham & Howland soils. LAKE Upper Pond, a semi-remote pond fed by Sucker Brook, spans 506 acres with a depth of 31 feet. Its rocky shorelines and deep holes are good for brook trout and perch fishing and perfect for paddling and fishing boats. This quiet lake offers a peaceful escape for nature enthusiasts with loons, eagles and other wildlife. NEARBY POINTS OF INTEREST In the surrounding area, you will find numerous lakes catering to various interests, from fishing for salmon, trout, bass, and panfish to boating with kayaks, canoes, and larger sport boats. ATV and snowmobile trails crisscross the landscape, while the Penobscot River provides multiple boat landings for both short and extended trips on the water. The coast of Maine is less than a 2-hour drive away, and Baxter State Park, with Mount Katahdin, waterfalls, wild trout ponds, and hundreds of miles of hiking trails, is just over an hour away. The University of Maine, the state's largest university, is nearby, as is Bangor, Maine's third-largest city, offering events at the Cross Center, a vibrant summer concert series, world class dining and many other cultural opportunities. Call today to schedule a site visit to this incredibly unique lakefront property before it is gone.

Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and discover your own private oasis, just a short drive from town. Nestled on approximately 50 acres of pristine wilderness, this property offers endless opportunities for hunting and trapping amidst abundant wildlife. Accessed via a private gated road, enjoy unparalleled seclusion with two separate entry points, one of which allows for potential utility connections, while the other presents the option for embracing sustainable living with solar power on the southeast-facing slope. Explore the possibilities of creating a base camp within a clearing in the woods, with a network of old logging roads facilitating easy exploration into the property. Immerse yourself in the lush forest surroundings, complete with two spring-fed streams that ensure a constant connection to nature's tranquility. Last selectively harvested in 2001, this parcel harmoniously combines natural beauty with practicality. Plus, with direct access to ITS 82, you can embark on snowmobile adventures right from your land. Centrally located, this haven provides convenient access to Rangeley Lakes/Saddleback Mountain, Sunday River, and Sugarloaf, offering year-round recreational pursuits. From hiking the picturesque Tumbledown Mountain to unwinding by the serene Webb Lake, or savoring fine dining in nearby Weld, every day brings new adventures and experiences. For fishing enthusiasts, the Androscoggin River, Webb River, and Wilson Lake beckon with their abundant bass and prime trout fishing spots. Whether you crave outdoor excitement or peaceful relaxation, the possibilities are endless in this captivating locale. Seize the opportunity to experience it firsthand—schedule your exclusive showing today.