Phil McPhail – Des. Broker/Owner

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.

Welcome to a remarkable opportunity to own an expanse of lush forested land in Whiting, Maine. At 94± acres, this property offers year-round accessibility and is surrounded by pristine conservation and public lands. With a water feature, mature timber, good soils and access to recreational trails, this property provides everything you want in one package. No matter your interest; homesteading, vacation home, a new getaway cabin in the woods, you need to put this one on your list to see. LOCATION The land is located at 1186 US Route 1 in Whiting. This rural Washington County town has a population of just 482. Yes, it is rural and quiet, but conveniently, Whiting is less than 20 minutes from the bustling coastal town of Machias, Maine. Whiting is steeped in history dating back to its settlement in 1785. Its rich heritage is complemented by its natural beauty. LAND FEATURES The property is surrounded by conservation lands, including the 12,000-acre Cutler Coast Ecological Reserve to the south and west. This public reserve land extends from Route 1 in Whiting to the bold coast in Cutler. Known for its miles of coastal trails along the dramatic cliffs bordering the Atlantic Ocean, the land is also open to hunting, fishing, and other outdoor pursuits. More than 300 acres of The Maine Coast Heritage Trust lands border the property to the east and south. Directly across Route 1 from the land the MCHT Rocky Lake Preserve has over 3,000 acres with nearly 6 miles of protected lake frontage on Rocky and Orange Lake. This preserve offers hunting, fishing, paddling, hiking trails, and camping sites. All this surrounding land makes the property feel much larger than its 94± acres. The land boasts approximately 450 feet of frontage along Route 1, complete with access to electricity and communication infrastructure roadside. A driveway entrance has been started. A highlight of the land is a scenic beaver pond and the brook flowing out of it, adding to its natural appeal. This small brook can be bridged to access a beautiful south sloping ridge near the center of the acreage. The NRCS mapping indicates soils suitable for farming, timber production and wildlife habitats. The pleasantly rolling land has elevations ranging from 100 to 180 feet above sea level. Here you will find a diverse array of tree species, including spruce, fir, pine, and cedar along with a variety of hardwood trees. POINTS OF INTEREST Along with the surrounding conservation lands, this area has even more to offer. Nearby lakes such as Indian, Orange, Rocky, Roaring, and Gardner Lake provide ample opportunities for water recreation just minutes from the property. Trail riders can enjoy the adjoining trail system and access the nearby Down East Sunrise trail with nearly 90 miles of multi-use trail extending from Calais in the north to the city of Ellsworth in Hancock County. The city of Machias has cultural events, the University of Maine at Machias, and boat access to Machias Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. A 15 minute’s drive will bring you to the Canadian Border crossing onto Campobello Island and Roosevelt International Park. COME SEE IT TODAY With all the features this property has it offers an exceptional value. For more information or to schedule a private tour, contact us via phone or email. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to own a piece of Whiting's untouched wilderness.

Welcome to 161 Stanhope Mill Road in the charming town of Lincoln, Maine. This lovely 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom double wide home was built in 1981 and is nestled on 16.1± acres of beautiful land. Enjoy the convenience of one-level living in this well-maintained property that boasts a spacious screen porch, perfect for relaxing after a long day. As you drive up the nicely maintained driveway, you'll notice the expansive yard with a fire pit, the ideal place for hosting gatherings with family and friends. If you are someone who enjoys hosting, there is ample parking available on the driveway and behind the home. Additionally, there is a shed/workshop on the property for all your storage needs. With 2 carports, there is ample space for parking or storing your vehicles during each of Maine’s 4 seasons. This home has been meticulously maintained throughout the years and has been updated with many modern features, including new windows, flooring, a metal roof, as well as 2 new heat pumps and a handicap ramp for easy accessibility. A good portion of the home has fresh paint as well, making this the perfect turnkey opportunity. The wooded land behind the house offers privacy and adds to the serene atmosphere of the property and gives the perfect opportunity to recreate or hunt on your own land. For those who enjoy camping or RVing, there is a hook-up for a camper on the site which includes water/septic and 30 amp power. The current owner has extended the driveway into the acreage and had originally planned to put cabins or more RV hook-ups for rental opportunities. Because of its location and acreage, this home would be great for a year-round residence or seasonal rental as-is, but the space is always there to add where you wish. Located just across the street from the Upper Cold Stream Pond boat launch, this property is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. If you are looking for hunting or recreational land this property fits the bill with ATV and snowmobile trail access. Despite its private location, this home is only 5 miles away from downtown Lincoln, offering easy access to shopping, dining, and other amenities. For those who need to commute, Bangor is just 52 miles away and Boston is a manageable 4.5-hour drive. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this beautiful property in Lincoln, where you can enjoy the peace and tranquility of country living while still being close to town. Schedule a showing today and make this your next home sweet home!

Introducing 37± acres of land nestled in the picturesque landscape of Charleston, Maine. This unique parcel offers a blend of forest and wetlands in a quiet farming community making it an ideal spot for your dream home or recreational getaway. LAND As you explore this property, you'll be greeted by over 700± feet of frontage along the scenic Crooked Brook, adding to a diverse habitat and natural beauty of the land. You will find whitetail deer and other upland game travelling the edges of this brook, with ducks, geese and other wading birds residing in the stream and adjacent wetlands. The parcel boasts 700± feet of road frontage on Bacon Road, ensuring both privacy and accessibility. With electric service available roadside, building your dream home or cabin becomes a hassle-free endeavor. With elevations ranging from 220 to 240 feet above sea level, working the land is also more affordable with this gentle slope. According to NRCS, the soil composition, primarily Pushaw/Swanville, offers potential for agricultural use, with a possibility of being cleared for pasture land. The native woodland trees and vegetation includes balsam fir, aspen and other mixed species. LOCATION & POINTS OF INTEREST Conveniently located just 14 miles from Dover-Foxcfrot, where you'll find the nearest hospital, and 22 miles from Bangor, home to the nearest airport, major medical centers, numerous restaurants, event centers and many cultural events; this parcel offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Additionally, the property is only 23 miles off I-95, providing easy access to both Newport and Bangor exits. For outdoor enthusiasts, the Bud Leavitt Wildlife Management Area is just 4 miles away, offering 6,530 acres of upland habitat, maintained fields, and wetland habitats, providing ample opportunities for hiking, paddling, hunting and wildlife observation. Browns Mill Park, located 13 miles away, offers boating access to the Piscataquis River, as well as trails for running, walking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing, making it a perfect destination for outdoor activities year-round. If you enjoy boating, Sebec Lake’s public landing is just 17 miles away, providing access to 6,803 acres of pristine water for boating, swimming, and spectacular fishing. For those interested in higher education and cultural activities, the University of Maine's Orono campus is just 30 miles away, offering Division 1 sports and a performing arts center. TAKE ACTION NOW Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of Maine's natural beauty, with possibilities for residential and recreational use. Come and experience the serenity and charm of Bacon Road in Charleston, Maine. Call today for more information or to schedule a showing.

Nestled in the coastal town of Steuben, Maine, a heavily forested parcel of land awaits those seeking solace or adventure amidst the beauty of Maine.  With approximately 49 acres, this property is not just land; it's a gateway to the heart of Maine's wilderness and community life. LOCATION Steuben, with its modest population of 1,129 as per the 2020 census, is a town steeped in history, named after Baron Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben, a notable figure in the American Revolutionary War. This land is ideally situated in the southernmost part of Washington County, on Morse District Rd, blending the peacefulness of rural life with the convenience of nearby towns and cities. Just 8.6 miles away lies Milbridge, a vibrant area within the heart of wild blueberry country, home to Jasper Wyman & Son, the leading name in wild blueberry farming. For more extensive services, Ellsworth is just 30 miles away, acting as a gateway to Bar Harbor and the pristine landscapes of Acadia National Park, just 46 miles from the property. Bangor, the state's third-largest city, is 60 miles away, offering an international airport for easy access. Even Boston is within reach, located 291 miles away, making this property a perfect retreat not too far from major urban centers. FOREST The land itself is a treasure trove of natural beauty, with mature trees featuring sugar maples, red oaks, eastern white pine, spruce, balsam fir and other native species.  The location provides easy access to the famous Sunrise Trail, a multi-use trail system that traverses the scenic landscapes of Washington and Hancock Counties. The property boasts 911± feet of road frontage and is serviced by electricity and communication lines at the roadside, ensuring convenience for any development. Its diverse terrain includes elevations from 80 to 140 feet above sea level. NRCS indicates a high percentage of Hermon-Monadnock-Skerry complex soils offering fertile ground for forestry, wildlife, and a potential for pasture. LIVE WATER Tunk Stream meanders along and through the border of the property, creating a habitat rich in alewives, native and potentially sea-run brook trout. This stream, fed by the outflow of Spring River Lake and mountain springs from Tunk Mountain and three other surrounding peaks, flows clear and clean before entering Steuben Harbor in Joy Bay. NEARBY CONSERVATION Points of interest nearby further enhance the value of this property. The Donnell Pond Public Lands, with over 14,000 acres of forested land, clear lakes, beaches, mountain peaks and hiking trails, is just 7½ miles away. For those drawn to coastal wildlife and habitats, the Petit Manan Point Division of the Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge Complex offers an immersive nature experience just 16 miles away in the southern part of Steuben. Tunk Lake, one of Maine’s deepest and clearest lakes is only a 7-mile drive from the property to an improved boat landing. This lake is renowned for trophy lake trout, and landlocked salmon and miles of incredibly scenic and undeveloped shoreline. This parcel presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of Maine's exquisite natural landscape, with ample room for personal retreats or exploring the potential for more developed uses. Whether drawn by the history, the community, or the sheer beauty of the land, this property promises a life less ordinary, nestled in the heart of Maine's wilderness yet connected to the conveniences and attractions of nearby towns and cities.

Nestled along Dixmont Road in Etna, Maine, this 27± acre property offers a rare opportunity to create your dream escape. Build your home or cabin or just us it for firewood and hunting. LAND With a private 500± foot driveway and 67 feet of frontage on Dixmont Road, this parcel provides both seclusion and accessibility. Electric and telephone services are conveniently located roadside, enhancing the potential for development. The land features about 10 acres of old-growth hemlock and hardwood trees, creating a park-like natural setting. The balance of the land is early successional hardwood forest. Elevations on the property range from 240 to 340 feet above sea level, offering diverse landscapes to explore and enjoy, including a small seasonal creek traversing the far eastern edge of the property. The mix of old growth trees, younger forest growth, onsite water and its proximity to other food sources makes this property a dream small hunting property as evidenced by the amount of sign on the property, including whitetail deer, wild turkey, grouse and woodcock. LOCATION Named after the majestic Mt Etna in eastern Sicily, Etna is a charming town with a population of 1,226 per the 2020 census. Strategically located in southern Penobscot County, this location offers convenient commuting distances to various destinations. The land is located 2 miles south of I-95 entrance. From here it is 20 miles to Bangor, 12 miles to Newport, 38 miles to Belfast, and 219 miles to Boston, Massachusetts only a 3 hour 15 minute drive. AREA AMENITIES It may be quiet here, but it is close to other services and things to do. If schools are a consideration, RSU 19 serving Etna is an association of seven other adjoining towns. Etna/Dixmont School for Pre-K through 8th grade is a mere 8/10 miles away, while Nokomis High School is less than a 20 minute drive, just 15 miles from the property. If exploring nature and related activities is on your list you will appreciate the proximity to Maine's stunning coastline, with a scenic 38-minute drive leading to the mid-coast area encompassing Belfast, Camden, and Rockland, renowned for their shops, restaurants, and breathtaking ocean views. For those who enjoy activities on the water, several lakes are within easy reach to boat landings at 4,200 acre Sebasticook Lake (15 miles), 360 acre Etna Pond (5 miles), and 480 acre Plymouth Pond (7 miles), offering opportunities for fishing and boating including some of Maine’s best trophy bass waters. For something different take an outing to the Treworgy Family Orchard in nearby Levant, known for its famous corn maze and youth farm summer camp or for a taste of local craftsmanship, Mossy Ledge Distillery offers tours, providing insight into the area's artisanal traditions. NEXT No matter what you interests may be, Etna is sure to be a great spot to call home. Call today for a property information package, link to an interactive map, or schedule a showing.

Nestled on the south west border of Piscataquis County, this 309± acre timberland tract surrounding Little Pond presents an opportunity to own a piece of Maine waterfront wilderness. With year-round access via a county-maintained road, this land offers both seclusion and accessibility, making it a perfect Maine retreat. Historic Kingsbury Plantation: A Legacy of Natural Beauty Kingsbury Plantation holds a rich history, dating back to its acquisition by Judge Sanford Kingsbury in 1833 as part of the Bingham Purchase. With its early development around Kingsbury Pond, including the establishment of two mills in 1835, this area quickly grew into a community. Today, the mills are gone and the Plantation is very quiet and peaceful with a population of only 28. Enjoy the rolling hills, surrounding mountains, numerous lakes, rivers, streams, and ponds of this scenic part of Maine. A Closer Look at This Land Spanning 309± acres, this property is a testament to the natural beauty of Maine. It encompasses 276± acres of forested land, 27± acres of ponds, wetlands, and streams, and 6± acres dedicated to roads. The terrain is a blend of rolling land with elevations ranging from 900 to 1,160 feet above sea level. Nearly 90% of the area is covered in hardwoods, with mixed wood and softwoods around the pond and its outlet, showcasing the diversity of this location. The soil, as reported by NRCS, varies across the property, with well-drained areas on the upper ridges and somewhat poorly drained areas in the valleys. This mix supports a rich ecosystem, including red spruce, white spruce, balsam fir, yellow birch, paper birch, and red maple. Central to the property is Little Pond, nearly 10 acres of high-quality wading bird habitat. It's an area designated for resource protection, ensuring the preservation of its natural beauty and wildlife, including ducks, geese, moose, deer, beaver, otter, and other water loving animals. With building setbacks required to be 250 feet, any development will maintain the integrity of this pristine environment. The outlet of Little Pond flows north though the property on the way to its confluence with Kingsbury Stream. This riparian feature with plunge pools and live water, is most likely rearing waters for the trout living in Kingsbury Stream. It may be your perfect place to construct a backwoods log cabin to enjoy the sight and sounds of flowing waters. Access and Points of Interest This property enjoys about ½ mile of frontage on the county road, with over a mile of interior road facilitating access throughout. It is located about half way between Bingham and Abbot about 2 ½ miles south of Route 16. The county seat of Dover Foxcroft is 27 miles from the land and is the location of the nearest hospital. Bangor is home to the nearest commercial airport which is 66± miles from the land. Boston, Massachusetts is 225 miles, less than a 4-hour drive. Nearby points of interest include Kingsbury Pond and Mayfield Ponds, renowned for their fishing and recreational opportunities at 2 ½ miles from the end of the driveway onto the land. Greenville and Moosehead Lake, two of Maine's premier outdoor destinations, are 36 miles northeast of the land, offering a host of amenities and activities. The famous Kennebec River is located 16 miles west of the property where you will find Maine’s best whitewater paddling and fishing for trout and landlocked salmon. Embrace the Wilderness This offering is not just land; it's an invitation to become a steward of a piece of Maine. Whether you're drawn to its historic roots, the promise of solitude, the investment potential of land ownership, or the allure of outdoor adventure, this property in Kingsbury Plantation is a rare find. With its rich ecosystem, scenic beauty, and strategic location, its perfect for your retreat, conservation project, or dream wilderness home location. Don't Miss This Opportunity For those who appreciate the beauty of Maine and the opportunity of owning a significant tract of land with a water feature, this property represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Call today for a property information package and schedule a viewing of this unique offering today.

Escape to your off-grid retreat in the Maine woods with this picturesque 25-acre timberland property at 95 Branch Road in Winn. Nestled in a heavily wooded area of well-drained soils, this land is the perfect location for building your new cabin. LOCATION Winn is a small town in northeastern Penobscot County with a population of about 400. The land is located just 2 ½ miles from a town-maintained road, this property offers a balance of seclusion and accessibility. Lincoln is only 18 miles or 25 minutes away, while Bangor is 66 miles or 1 hour 15 minutes, convenient for getting supplies or a day trip. Portland is just under 3 hours away, and Boston is a 4-hour 55 minutes’ drive, making for a quick escape from the city to the peace and quiet of the woods. OFF GRID LAND The land features 25.2 acres with registered survey. The NRCS reports a mix of 80% Plaisted loam and 20% Howland loam soils which are terrific for growing trees and when cleared of trees and rocks could be planted to crops. The elevations range from 370 to 430 FASL, providing stunning forest views and many potential building sites. With over 1,500 feet of road frontage, this corner lot would be easy to divide and sell a portion to fund your cabin construction. What makes this land stand out from most on the market today is the heavy tree canopy. No harvesting has been done for decades on this property. You can walk through the well-spaced hardwood forest without a lot of underbrush. The land is about 80 percent hardwoods and is covered with yellow and white birches, maple, American beech, and poplar with a scattering of spruce, fir, and hemlock around the edges of the lot. RECREATION Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Dwinal Pond Wildlife Management area, Penobscot River, and Mattawamkeag River, offering ample opportunities for trail riding, hunting, fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. The Mt Jefferson Ski Area is only 8 miles away, making it convenient for winter sports enthusiasts. ATV and snowmobile trails are easily accessible for year-round enjoyment of the great outdoors. This property offers an affordable opportunity to own a piece of Maine's natural beauty. Do not miss out on the chance to own your off-grid paradise. Contact us today to learn more about this incredible property.

Welcome to a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own over 1,000 acres of Maine land, including a remarkable 8,000 feet of lake frontage. This property, located in T2 R4 WELS, offers a rare chance for savvy investors to explore a multitude of possibilities. As you contemplate the possibilities of this investment, remember that unlike traditional financial assets, you can physically stand on this one. While its value appreciates, you can indulge in the simple pleasures of the great outdoors, making this investment truly unique, one you could be proud to hand down to the next generation. Land Features The standout feature is the impressive 8,000± feet of lake frontage on Wytopitlock Lake, a remote lake covering 1,152 acres with depths to 24 feet. The lake, with minimal development, is a unique setting for various water sport activities. Fish for trophy smallmouth bass, put the kids in the boat for a perch fishing outing and bring back a bucketful of these tasty fillets for dinner. Power boat the open basin or paddle in privacy along the quiet shores. The water is clean and clear to go for a swim on a hot summer day. For a woodsier riparian experience you can explore Braley Brook, with its two branches meandering through the property for over 7,000 feet. Here you will find fast moving waters shaded by the forest canopy interspersed with flat waters rimmed with open wetland habitat that attracts moose, deer, water fowl and a multitude of other wildlife. The property spans elevations from 470 to 600 feet above sea level, featuring three ridges running from northwest to southeast with brooks flowing between them. With 75% of the soil classified as Howland gravelly loam or Thorndike channery silt loam by the NRCS, this property is exceptional for timber growth and potentially agricultural ventures in the less rocky and steep areas. Navigating the property is made easy with 3 ½ miles of interior roads and trails, allowing for convenient access to much of the land. The roads and trails are perfect for recreational activities, including hunting, hiking, ATVing, snowmobiling and horseback riding. The timber breakdown consists of approximately 1/3 softwood and 2/3 mixed hardwood and softwood timber stands. This is a diversified asset for commercial timber growth. Location - T2 R4 WELS This unorganized township located in southeastern Aroostook County offers a peaceful escape, with only a few seasonal cabins dotting the landscape. This remote area with little to no population requires few services. Managed and taxed directly by the State of Maine, the state assessor currently levies a reasonable $7± per $1,000 of assessed value. The property lies 35 miles south of Houlton, a bustling border town with New Brunswick, Canada, with services, shopping, and a hospital.  43 miles south you will find the northern Penobscot County hub of Lincoln, providing similar amenities. Bangor, northern Maine’s largest city, is 90 miles to the south, while Boston is just 325 miles, a 5 hour 20 minute drive. Do not miss out on this extraordinary chance to own a piece of the Maine Woods – this one is for nature enthusiasts and astute investors alike. Call today for a complete property information package and let us schedule a tour today.

A haven for outdoor enthusiasts, this secluded property offers a unique blend of privacy and adventure, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of city life. Embrace the natural beauty that surrounds you on this gently sloping, wooded terrain. The property spans 42 acres, offering a canvas for your outdoor adventures, whether it's hiking, hunting, or simply immersing yourself in the soothing sounds of nature. Enjoy the luxury of privacy with almost 900 ft of road frontage on a private gated road. Revel in the seclusion of your retreat. Discover the charm of a cozy 400 sq ft cabin complete with a loft and polyurethane pine throughout providing both comfort and rustic appeal. Enjoy the warmth of a wood burning stove as you unwind after a day of exploring the vast wooded landscape. Too tired to haul wood? No problem, just fire up the propane heat instead. Experience off-grid living with some modern comforts. Electric power is supplied through a generator and inverter stored in the 20 ft camper. While there's no well or septic on the property, embrace the simplicity of off-grid living with an outhouse, connecting you to the essentials of life surrounded by the unspoiled beauty of nature. A 20 ft shipping container provides ample space to store all your outdoor gear and toys, keeping them secure and ready for your next adventure. Located just 30 minutes from Sunday River or in the other direction Mount Blue State Park/Webb Lake, and within an hour's drive to Rangeley Lakes and Saddleback Mountain, this property is a gateway to a multitude of recreational activities, from skiing and hiking to fishing and boating. Enjoy the peaceful serenity of nature and the convenience of being only 15 minutes away from town. This property is a perfect blend of solitude and accessibility. Escape the ordinary and embrace a lifestyle where the beauty of nature is your constant companion. Explore, relax, and make this enchanting retreat your own slice of paradise. Schedule a showing today and let the adventure begin!

Welcome to 199 Nelson Road in picturesque Oakfield. This extraordinary property is one of the most private off-grid solar and generator-powered residences on more than 40 acres available in Maine. What sets this home apart is not only its seclusion but also the added benefit of approximately $8,000 per year in transferable easement payments – a unique feature that not only offsets property taxes but also significantly eases your house payments. Location Situated in Oakfield with a population of 661, this property strikes the perfect balance between tranquility and convenience. Only 4.2 miles away from Oakfield Village, where you will find local amenities such as a grocery store, restaurant, bank, and the County's most economical gasoline. Approximately 22 miles from Houlton, offering more extensive shopping, hospital services, and additional conveniences. The cities of Presque Isle and Bangor are 61 miles (1 hour 15 minutes) and 108 miles (1 hour 42 minutes) respectively. Both have a commercial airport. Fredericton, the capital of New Brunswick, Canada, is a mere 96 miles away (1 hour 40 minutes). Home Built in 2016, this cozy abode offers a unique blend of modern comfort and off-grid living. A thoughtfully designed 661 square feet of heated space, featuring a 20½ X 26 main area with an additional 8X16 room. With one bedroom and one bath, this home provides an intimate and comfortable living space. Wood and propane heating ensure warmth during colder seasons. LP Gas on-demand water heater for convenience. A distinctive Butter Nut live edge bar and granite counter top adds character to the living space. LP Gas refrigerator and range for modern living. Situated on a concrete slab with a crawl space for easy maintenance. The property boasts an artesian drilled well that overflows into the scenic Moose Brook. Off-Grid Power Sustainability is at the core of this property, with off-grid power sources including a 5 KW EG 5000 CL Honda Generator, 940 watts of PV, a Magnasine Magnum - Midnight inverter & charge controller (a 24-volt system), and eight lead-acid batteries ensuring a reliable power supply. Garage A spacious 20 X 26 metal-clad building serves as an insulated and finished garage, equipped with a wood stove for heat and a workshop space. Additionally, the possibility of purchasing a tractor and attachments can be discussed along with the home. Wood Shed & Chicken Coup A 9X9 wood shed provides ample storage space for approximately three cords of wood, essential for keeping warm during the colder months. You will enjoy fresh eggs while you hens enjoy the safety of the super max chicken coup that will keep out the most determined predators. Land Spanning 46 acres of surveyed land, the property offers a diverse and captivating landscape. Soils consist of 85% Thorndike rocky silt loam per NRCS. Elevations range from 810 to 1,250± feet above sea level. Raised garden beds cater to gardening enthusiasts. 1,000± feet on Moose Brook, a tributary of the Mattawamkeag River, adds to the scenic beauty. Mature timber, trails, fields, and abundant wildlife, including moose, grouse, whitetail, black bear, otter, and more, create a thriving natural environment. Points of Interest Beyond the property's boundaries, discover exciting recreational opportunities: Direct access from the property to snowmobile trails, providing international trail riding. Connect to ATV trails, exploring hundreds of miles in northern Maine. Within 2.3 miles, experience the pristine waters of the Mattawamkeag River for canoeing, fishing, and exploration. Within 11 miles, reach landings on both Pleasant and Mattawamkeag Lakes, known for salmon and trophy smallmouth bass. Just 10 miles away, golf enthusiasts can enjoy Va-Jo-Wa, an 18-hole golf course (a shortcut through the woods reduces the distance in half). 199 Nelson Road is not just a property; it is an invitation to a unique way of life. Explore the privacy of off-grid living, the convenience of modern amenities, and the beauty of the Maine wilderness. Schedule a viewing today and seize the opportunity to make this distinctive retreat your home.

Welcome to your future homestead, vacation home location or hunting camp site nestled in the serene foothills of northern Penobscot County, just a scenic 10-minute drive from the quaint service town of Patten. This expansive 63± acre parcel is an alternative from city life, offering a simpler, more rural lifestyle. Located in the charming community of Mount Chase, with a population of 187 as of the 2020 census, this property is situated near the Aroostook County line, and its charm is accentuated by scenic views of a 2,400-foot Mount Chase peak merely 3 miles north. The convenience of Patten, 6 miles or 10 minutes away, provides access to essential amenities such as grocery stores, hardware and building supplies, a health clinic, and local eateries. The elevations are rolling from 890 to 920 feet above sea level. Per NRCS, this land boasts Thorndike and Dixmont silt loams, providing a fertile foundation for a variety of uses from trees to crops. The landscape unfolds with views of Mount Katahdin, Mount Chase and a forest extending to the horizon creating a picturesque backdrop for your new home or cabin. Access to this secluded retreat is granted through a private right-of-way, ensuring vehicular and utility access. The property is 4/10 mile from the public road and utility lines, making it easily accessible. Consider the benefits of Eastern Maine Electric COOP power company, offering competitive rates that are approximately half of what Maine's two largest suppliers charge. Experience reliable cell service and internet connectivity, with the option to explore the possibilities of Starlink technology. Points of interest surround this location and include the renowned Baxter State Park, just 23 miles away, boasting over 60 wild lakes and ponds and 200 miles of hiking trails. Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument is only 15 miles away, with more than 87,000 acres east of Baxter. For local amenities, Shin Pond Village, 8 miles away, offers a couple stores, rental cabins, and a bar and restaurants. Enjoy the rich history of this region of Maine preserved at the Patten Lumberman Museum. Immerse yourself in the fascinating journey of Maine logging from the early 1600 explorers through the river drives down the Penobscot River. In conclusion, this property represents a rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of Maine, where the possibilities for a peaceful, self-sustaining lifestyle are endless. Welcome home to a place where tranquility meets opportunity.

Are you interested in diversifying your investments with land? Why not combine that investment with your passion for being outside. Are you someone who loves to ride snowmobiles and ATV’s? Maybe you love to hike the Appalachian Trail or explore large expanses of forest. No matter what your outdoor pursuit, you will not find a better location than this 71± acres of forest land in Mount Chase Maine has to offer. LOCATION Located on the Ackley Pond Road in the small town of Mount Chase. This road is part of the International Appalachian Trail System that continues from Baxter State Park meandering through northern Maine then into Canada before terminating at the end of the Gaspe peninsula. In the summer months, the road is a club-maintained ATV trail and during winter the road becomes ITS 81 and is well groomed by the local snowmobile club. The location is rural and remote, yet Shin Pond Village is just a couple miles from the land. It has two stores, a restaurant, and gas available. The town of Patten is located less than 12 miles from the property and with many services including hardware, building materials, grocery store, restaurants, health clinic and more. LAND The 71± acres of forested land has good access over 3,800 feet of road frontage and interior trail. The trees on the land are mixed wood with spruce fir and hemlock along the small brook on the land and predominately hardwoods of maple, beech, and birch on the ridge tops. Located in the foothills of Wadsworth Mountain and Mount Chase, elevations on the property range from 810 to more than 1,000 feet above sea level. NRCS soil survey indicated that much of the soil type is Thorndike, a soil type usually found on hills and mountains. This is a shallow soil formed in a thin mantle of till derived principally from slate, phyllite, or shale. As a somewhat excessively drained soil it is dry a good portion of the year. It does well promoting the growth of the tree species found on this site, and on some of the lesser slopes, could be cleared and cultivated. Potential uses for this property would include timber management, off grid cabin or home location, seasonal rentals for camping or cabin rental, future division and lot sales, hunting, riding, hiking and many more recreational uses. NEARBY A variety of nearby point of interest enhance the location of the property include the north entrance of Baxter State Park, Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, East Branch of the Penobscot River, Seboeis River, Grand Lake Matagamon, Upper and Lower Shin Ponds to name just a few. If you are searching for that investment that you can enjoy while its growing, call today and ask for a package of information on 156 Ackley Pond Road in Mount Chase, Maine

Welcome to 16 Moose Brook Road, Mount Chase, Maine – where panoramic mountain views meet the tranquility of nature on this remarkable 64.7 acre parcel of land. Located approximately 1 1/2 miles from the town-maintained road in an off-grid location, this property offers a secluded escape in the community of Mount Chase. Boasting a diverse landscape, the land features elevations ranging from 810 to 1,120 feet above sea level, providing a picturesque backdrop of rolling hills and wooded expanses. Most of the terrain is wooded with hardwood trees, including maple, birch, and beech. The soil composition, predominantly Thorndike per NRCS, making it an ideal environment for cultivating trees. With 85% of the land covered in this soil type, the property presents an opportunity for tree growth enthusiasts or those seeking a natural haven. Accessibility is key, and this property doesn't disappoint. With approximately 3,300 feet of interior road frontage on two roads providing many points of access onto the property. The potential for division after 5 years enhances the investment versatility of this parcel. For those who appreciate local points of interest, you'll find the charming Shin Pond Village a mere 3± miles away, offering a store, restaurant, and bars to cater to your daily needs. Nature enthusiasts will delight in the proximity to Baxter State Park's North Entrance, just 18± miles from your doorstep. Additionally, Shin Ponds, Seboeis River, and the East Branch of the Penobscot River are within easy reach, providing a range of outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, and water sports. As an added bonus, Ackley Pond Road serves as an ATV and snowmobile trail system, offering year-round recreational opportunities for adventure seekers. Whether you're envisioning a private retreat or a future development project, this Mountain View land in Mount Chase, Maine, will meet your needs. With Patten, Houlton, Bangor, and Boston within reasonable driving distances, you're connected to both the serenity of a remote area and the conveniences of town life. Discover the potential that awaits at 16 Moose Brook Road.

If your holiday wish list includes a large tract of Maine land providing incredible mountain views while offering a lot of privacy, you owe it to yourself to look at this off grid listing in Northern Penobscot County. LAND This magnificent 48-acre property, with elevations ranging from 870 to 920 feet above sea level, has a diverse landscape with a variety of trees species, creating a captivating natural setting. There are many potential building sites on this ridge top property. The views of Mt. Chase and Mount Katahdin are nothing short of spectacular, providing a constant reminder of the beauty that surrounds you. For stable building sites and for growing everything from trees to crops, NRCS mapping shows this area to be mostly Thorndike soil. The diverse tree growth, proximity to large privately owned fields, and the remote location are all aligned to make this land an exceptional place to see whitetail deer, moose, wild turkeys and many other Maine wildlife species. LOCATION Nestled in Mount Chase, a charming town with a population of 187, this town is aptly named after the majestic mountain peak that graces its northern skyline. This property is conveniently located just 6 miles north of Patten, providing essential services such as grocery store, gas station, hardware shops, a health clinic, and the intriguing Patten Lumberman Museum. For more extensive amenities, Houlton is 32 miles away, offering a hospital and shopping centers, while the vibrant city of Bangor is a mere 95 miles, less than a 1 ½ hour drive mostly via I95. If you're venturing from afar, Portland is 223 miles (3 hours and 15 minutes), and Boston is 329 miles (5 hours) away. POINTS OF INTEREST As you explore the surrounding area, you'll find yourself in close proximity to noteworthy points of interest. Baxter State Park, a mere 25 miles away, beckons with its North Entrance, offering mountain peaks, hiking trails, and wild trout ponds. The Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, with miles of public access to the area historically explored by Roosevelt and Thoreau, is just 20 miles from your doorstep. Adventure enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to ATV and Snowmobile Clubs & Trails, ensuring year-round enjoyment. The East Branch Penobscot River, with Grand Pitch, provides opportunities for whitewater adventures, canoeing, and salmon and trout fishing. DO NOT DELAY This property encompasses 48 acres of unspoiled beauty, offering not just land but an experience. The taxes are reasonable, considering the extraordinary mountain views that come with this unique piece of Maine. Don't miss the chance to make this property your own.

Welcome to 35 Branch Road in Winn, Maine – an 11.9± acre parcel of land offering an affordable off-grid retreat with a myriad of recreational opportunities. This property invites outdoor enthusiasts to embrace the Maine wilderness while enjoying activities such as ATV and snowmobile trail riding, hunting, wildlife photography, hiking, and more. Land – This parcel boasts 11.9± surveyed acres of predominantly hardwood timber, featuring beech, yellow and white birch, red maple, as well as some hemlock and balsam fir. The well-drained rocky soils, identified as Thorndike/Winnecook Complex by the NRCS, are ideal for growing trees and can potentially be cleared for cultivated crops and pasture. With elevations ranging from 380 to 420 feet above sea level, the gently rolling terrain provides a picturesque backdrop for your off-grid living or recreational dreams. Location – Situated in the town of Winn, with a population just over 400, this location offers a remote escape while still being within reach of essential amenities. The nearest larger town, Lincoln, is approximately 18 miles away and provides access to hospital, grocery stores, building supplies, and various services. For those seeking a city experience, Bangor is approximately 62 miles away. Potential Uses – Whether you envision building a secluded cabin, creating an RV camping site, utilizing the land for hunting, embracing off-grid living, or investing in a small timber plot for firewood, the possibilities are as vast as the Maine landscape. Nearby Points of Interest – Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to the Dwinal Pond Wildlife Management area, a sprawling 2,500-acre conservation tract just 1 ½ miles away. The Mattawamkeag and Penobscot Rivers are within 10± miles, offering additional opportunities for outdoor exploration. The property itself features direct access to snowmobile and ATV trails, ensuring that adventure is right at your doorstep. For winter sports enthusiasts, the Mt Jefferson Ski Area is a mere 8± miles away. Come enjoy the Maine wilderness and create your own retreat on this versatile and picturesque parcel at 35 Branch Road in Winn.

Escape the digital world and invest in a tangible opportunity that beckons you to step outside, breathe in the fresh northern Maine air, and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. This 450+ acre timberland and waterfront property in T11 R7 WELS offers a chance to own not just a financial asset, but a place to stand, recreate, and create lasting memories. Location Situated in an unorganized township near the center of Aroostook County, this property boasts the advantage of no local government, resulting in low taxes. Aroostook County, affectionately known as "The County," encompasses a land area exceeding 6,800 acres, equivalent to the combined size of Connecticut and Rhode Island. This vast county is renowned for its expansive rolling fields along the eastern border, adjacent to New Brunswick, Canada, and its sprawling forests that stretch from its center to the western border with Quebec, Canada. The county's population stands at approximately 67,000 residents. For your convenience, the nearby service town of Ashland, just 13 miles away, provides essential amenities, including gas, food, and small restaurants. Should you require more extensive services and shopping, the city of Presque Isle is approximately 31 miles away, offering a hospital and a commercial airport. Additionally, this property is well-connected, located 145 miles or 2 ½ hours from Bangor, 246 miles or about 5 hours from Quebec City, and 380 miles or a 6-hour drive from Boston. Land This property spans 450+ acres and boasts approximately 5,800 feet of road frontage along New 12 Mile Dam Road. Most notably, it offers approximately ½ mile of frontage along the stunning Machias River, where you can launch your boat and embark on countless adventures. The Machias River, distinct from the more famous river of the same name in Washington County, originates at Big Machias Lake in T12 R8 and flows for nearly 34 miles before joining the Aroostook River in Ashland. It serves as a major tributary to the Aroostook River within the St John River System. This property is situated in the Pinkham Bridge to Ashland section of the river, a 20-mile stretch celebrated for its excellent paddling opportunities, featuring a couple of class 1 & 2 rapids. The river is also a prime location for encountering wild Maine brook trout. The property's topography ranges from 680 to 860 feet above sea level, and the soils, characterized by Monarda/Telos and Telos/Chesuncook types, host a variety of common tree species, including red spruce, balsam fir, black spruce, northern white cedar, eastern white pine, eastern hemlock, paper birch, white spruce, balsam fir, yellow birch, paper birch, and sugar maple, red maple. Points of Interest This property is conveniently located within the boundary of the North Maine Woods (NMW), an expansive area comprising over 3.5 million acres of top-quality commercial forest land. The NMW is known for its impressive natural beauty and is home to two of the most renowned wild rivers in the Northeast, the St. John and the Allagash. It completely surrounds the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, providing a unique blend of a working forest and remote, pristine recreational areas. Aroostook River & Fish River: The property is in proximity to the Aroostook River and Fish Rivers, both of which are sought-after destinations for paddling and offer outstanding fishing opportunities. Snowmobile and ATV Trails The region hosts Maine's largest and best snowmobile and ATV trail systems, ensuring year-round outdoor adventures. In Conclusion This exceptional property is offered at a competitive price and has low property taxes. With around 5,800 feet of private road frontage and approximately another ½ mile of internal roads, you'll enjoy easy access throughout the land. Moreover, the property provides a half mile of frontage along the Machias River, complete with a boat landing. Mixed timber graces the landscape, promising both financial potential and natural beauty for the discerning investor. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of Northern Maine's pristine wilderness.

Discover the perfect piece of Maine wilderness at Rabbit Path in Corinth – a hidden gem offering 15± acres of pristine forested land. If you have been yearning for an escape that is easy to get to, with mature trees, natural beauty, and a water feature, this property is a one you need to see. Nestled off the grid, this property offers 660 feet of private road frontage, ensuring your peace and privacy. A trail winds its way through the property, perfect for leisurely strolls or outdoor adventures. Along the road frontage, you'll find a cleared site, ready for your home or cabin construction. One of the highlights of this property is the presence of a headwater creek of Keyser Stream. This intermittent stream flows 800± feet through the land. This babbling water feature changes throughout the year with every rain and snowmelt. The topography of the land gently slopes between 220 and 250± feet above sea level. The soil composition, including Monarda/Telos and Colonel/Peru/Brayton types, is stony and well-suited for forest and wildlife. Corinth itself is a charming town with a population of 2,900 and a rich history dating back to the 1790s when it was known as Ohio. Located just 16 miles from Bangor, Maine's third-largest city, you'll have easy access to modern amenities, including an airport, restaurants, and cultural events. Portland, Maine's largest city, is 129 miles away, while Boston is within a 4-hour drive at 235 miles. What makes Rabbit Path truly special is its proximity to an array of points of interest. You can reach the University of Maine (UMO) in just half an hour, offering educational opportunities, performing arts, and sporting events. Bangor, is one of the country’s best small cities and boasts great restaurants, the Cross Center for cultural and sporting events, a summer outdoor concert series at the Bangor Waterfront Pavilion, and many other cultural events during the year. For outdoor enthusiasts, Rabbit Path is strategically located within easy reach of Bar Harbor (66 miles), Moosehead Lake (53 miles), the Appalachian Trail (43+ miles to the entrance of the 100-mile Wilderness in Monson), and Baxter State Park (85 miles to the south entrance of the park). Don't miss the chance to own this incredible 15± acre forested parcel in Corinth, Maine.  This property offers a rare opportunity to embrace the tranquility of nature while staying connected to exciting nearby attractions.

Nestled in the charming coastal town of Steuben, Maine, this expansive 15± acre parcel of land offers an affordable opportunity to own a slice of picturesque Maine coastal living. With an impressive 2,600± feet of road frontage on both public and private roads, this corner lot on Mogador and Harbor Heights Road provides easy access and offers an array of possibilities for development or personal use. One of the most appealing features of this property is the deeded 40 feet of beach access on Dyer Bay, a stunning 6-mile long bay of the Atlantic Ocean, situated just 14 miles northeast of the renowned Bar Harbor, Maine. This gives you the chance to indulge in the beauty of the Maine coastline with the sounds of the ocean at your doorstep. With the convenience of electric and communication lines at the roadside, building your dream coastal home is made even more accessible. The land has a diverse mix of hardwood and softwood trees, creating a natural setting for your future abode or retreat. Steuben, a quaint coastal fishing community, has a population of just 1,129, ensuring a peaceful and close-knit environment. The town's allure is further heightened by its proximity to protected natural areas, including the Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge, comprising five refuges spanning nearly 9,500 acres. Additionally, the Pigeon Hill Preserve, with its summit standing as the highest coastal property in Washington County at 317 feet, offers breathtaking panoramic views encompassing landmarks such as the Donnell Pond Public Reserved Lands, Acadia National Park, Petit Manan Lighthouse, and the scenic Greater Pleasant Bay Region. In addition to the natural beauty and recreational opportunities, the property enjoys low taxes, making it an attractive investment for those looking to experience the beauty of coastal Maine. Whether you envision building your dream home, a vacation retreat, or simply holding this land as an investment, this 15± acre parcel with deeded bay access is a rare find that shouldn't be missed.

Are you yearning for a tranquil escape to a remote off-grid sanctuary? Whether you dream of parking your RV, constructing a cozy cabin, establishing a self-sufficient homestead, or simply seeking a base for your Maine wilderness adventures, your search ends here. Welcome to 22± acres of pristine natural beauty in Brownville, Maine, where you can immerse yourself in the serenity of the wilderness, all within an hour's drive from the city of Bangor. Location Brownville A picturesque town of 1,100 residents known for its welcoming community, historic railroad station in Brownville Junction, Wildwoods Restaurant, extensive ATV and snowmobile trails, vast forests, and abundant Maine wildlife. - Only 7 miles from Milo, offering convenient access to a grocery store, restaurants, gas stations, hardware, and building supplies. - A mere 45 miles from the vibrant city of Bangor, with its regional airport just 42 miles away, ensuring easy connectivity. - You're also 150 miles from Portland and 254 miles from Boston, making this property an ideal escape from the city hustle in just a few hours' drive. Land Features - Spanning 22± acres, this property boasts an impressive 2,500± feet of frontage along Alder Brook and another small unnamed tributary to Alder Brook, which meanders for 8-9 miles before joining the Piscataquis River, part of the Penobscot River system—a haven for wild brook trout and waterfowl. - With approximately 1,700 feet of frontage along Smith Road, you have numerous options to select the perfect site for your development dreams. - Elevations range from 450 to 500 feet above sea level. - Per NRCS mapping, the soil composition consists of the Danforth-Masardis-Peacham association, known for its depth and variation, making it ideal for trees, wildlife habitat, and potential pastureland, but not suitable for farming. Nearby Points of Interest - A short 2.6-mile drive takes you to a boat landing on the breathtaking Schoodic Lake. - The pristine Pleasant River, where the East and West Branches merge just north of this property in Brownville. - Access the Piscataquis River just a couple of miles south in the town of Milo. - Venture 21 miles to the Northern Maine Woods (NMW) Entrance at KI, where you can explore the Katahdin Ironworks State Historic Site, Gulf Hagas (Maine's Grand Canyon), and the 100-mile wilderness of the Appalachian Trail between Monson and Mt. Katahdin. - Don't forget to visit the Brownville Deer Pantry, just 8 miles west on Rips Road, for an unforgettable wildlife experience. Endless Possibilities - Create your dream cabin and embrace the tranquility of this serene landscape. - Enjoy fishing in the nearby waterways, hunting in the vast wilderness, and exhilarating ATV and snowmobile adventures right from your property. - Consider establishing a self-sufficient homestead or explore the potential for timber investment, perfect for producing firewood. Don't miss your chance to make this "Escape to the Maine Woods" your reality.

Escape to your own private wilderness with this exceptional 128± acre parcel of land in Sebec, Maine. If you are in search of seclusion, natural beauty, and a stunning riverfront setting, this property provides all that and more. Location The land is located off the Town Farm Road in Sebec near the southeast corner of Piscataquis County. This is the second largest and least populated county in Maine. This land promises the kind of tranquility that is increasingly hard to find. In a county with only 17,000 people scattered across more than 4,300 square miles, you will experience the true essence of solitude with fewer than 5 people per square mile. With just a short 15-minute drive to Dover-Foxcroft, Bangor less than an hour drive and Boston within a 4-hour reach, you will have the best of both worlds: remote wilderness living and access to modern amenities. Land As you explore this 128± acre expanse of wilderness, you will encounter a variety of hardwood and softwood timber species and varied terrain, with elevations ranging from 300 feet near the water to 520+ feet above sea level at the highpoint of the land. NRCS mapping reveals that more than 50% of the property consists of Plaisted Howland Penquis Association – This is a stoney rich soil, good for growing trees, has potential for grazing lands, and is excellent for wildlife habitats. While off the grid, this land presents opportunities for alternative power solutions, making it an ideal canvas for those who seek a self-sustaining lifestyle. Water Features Perhaps the most enchanting feature of this land is the 4,000± feet of river frontage along the Sebec River. Here, you can watch the world go by, fish for brook trout, landlocked salmon, and smallmouth bass, or even land and dock a float plane on this pristine waterway. Additionally, an unnamed brook originating from the hillside south of the land flows through the property for nearly 1,700 feet, this is the perfect backdrop for potential building sites where you can listen to soothing sounds of running waters. Nearby POI For those looking to explore the natural wonders of Maine, you will find numerous points of interest nearby, including Sebec Lake, Schoodic Lake, Moosehead Lake, Gulf Hagas (Maine's Grand Canyon), and the 100-mile wilderness area of the Appalachian Trail. For cultural activities you will find something to do year-round in Sebec and the nearby communities. From annual festivals, craft fairs, club organized poker runs, local community suppers, incredible concerts and more. Make It Happen This versatile land presents many opportunities, whether you are looking for a secluded retreat, an investment in timber, or considering subdividing and selling riverfront lots. Whether you are into birdwatching, fishing, paddling, hunting, or trail riding, this property and location is sure to meet your pursuits. What would you use this land for? The possibilities are many. Come and experience the serenity and beauty of this Maine wilderness retreat, where nature's wonders await your exploration.

Riverbend Farm is a timeless property, that embodies the essence of rural Maine living coupled with rich history. This charming New England Farmhouse, dating back to 1832, boasts 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, inviting you to step back in time while enjoying modern comforts. Nestled on a sprawling 18.5-acre lot with 785 feet of Penobscot River and Route 2 frontage, this home conveys a sense of tranquility and natural beauty. The property features a private well and septic for as well as a gray water pit for the kitchen sink, ensuring functionality in a rustic setting. The lot includes a paddock, pasture, and fields that are ready to be brought back to life with a little bushhogging and mowing. A well-placed beaver dam along the river creates a logan perfect for duck hunting, adding to the allure of the landscape. A small private pond, apple trees and tall grasses in the pasture, attract wildlife like deer, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. The Penobscot River, a defining feature of the region, stretches 109 miles and offers spectacular smallmouth bass fishing in Lincoln. Adventurous souls can explore class 5 rapids further north, providing exhilarating whitewater rafting and kayaking experiences. Step into the antique farmhouse rich with history, showcasing unique features like a summer kitchen/pantry, a tin ceiling salvaged from the Lincoln Theater and many built-ins that take advantage of the nooks and crannies in the formal living room. There is also a parlor with a wood stove, the master bedroom, with walk-in closet and a charming glassed-in 3-season porch. Ascending to the upper floor, you'll find two cozy bedrooms, a central playroom, and a walk-in storage closet as well as the second bath.. The barn, a true relic of the past, stands as a testament to the property's age, providing ample space for storage and potential livestock accommodations. With a blend of modern heating solutions, including a heat pump, and rustic charm, this home is a haven for those seeking a unique blend of history and comfort. The painted wide pine floors upstairs, metal roof, and aluminum siding add to the home's character, making this a truly exceptional and timeless dwelling. Lincoln, a service hub for neighboring communities, offers a splendid blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. With 13 lakes and proximity to Baxter State Park, Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, and Gulf Hagas, the outdoorsy spirit thrives here. Water sports and fishing are abundant in the 13 lakes of Lincoln, providing endless possibilities for those seeking aquatic adventures. For those craving urban delights, a short 50 minute drive to Bangor offers a diverse array of shopping, entertainment, and cultural experiences.  As the town slogan says – “Come for the Lakes – Stay for the Lifestyle”!

Welcome to 20 Asgard Road, a truly unique rural homestead nestled in the town of Lakeville, Maine. While it may not be the legendary Asgard, this property offers a slice of paradise that is as close to Valhalla as you can get in Maine. This scenic property has been meticulously carved out of the Maine woods, offering you a glimpse of rustic tranquility. As you explore this 45+ acre property, you will encounter a variety of structures, including the main cabin, an unfinished second cabin, a versatile multipurpose building that could be transformed into a third cabin, a shed, workshop, barn, and more. A Location to Call Home Lakeville Maine is a small town in the eastern part of the state. The towns population of wildlife certainly surpasses the 100± people living in this town. The residents here take pride in conserving their hard-earned dollars and have voted on one of the lowest tax rates in New England. Lakeville is appropriately named as it has numerous lakes dotting the landscape. Large sprawling cold waters such as Junior Lake and Sysladobsis Lake are opposed by smaller ponds such as Bottle Lake and Upper and Lower Pug Ponds. These are the headwaters of the famous Grand Lake Stream and St. Croix River system. Buildings & Improvements The main cabin, measuring 16 x 24 feet, welcomes you with its hardwood floors and a cozy interior. It boasts modern conveniences, including essential appliances, and a vintage 1912 Trolle Wood stove for warmth during the colder months. The cabin rests on concrete pads with 2 inches of foam insulation underneath the pads. Adjacent to the main cabin, you will find a 10 x 16-foot tool shed/workshop, complete with a workbench and electricity. A 12 x 24-foot insulated multipurpose building offers the potential to be converted into an additional cabin. And for environmentally-conscious living, there is a composting outhouse on the property. Adding to the versatility of this homestead is an 8 x 8-foot farm stand, ready for use as a charming market or easily repurposed for other creative endeavors. A guest cabin, measuring 16 x 16 feet, is shelled in and is ready for your personal touch and customization. Finally, an 8X10 portable chicken coop and a 20 X 40 livestock barn complete the essential structures for this incredible homestead. Glorious Land The land here is a nature lover's dream. Several improved areas, with an eye towards the artistic and meditative, including two forested rock gardens with monuments and carvings, forested hiking trails, and a stream side thinning. All sure to help you forget a hectic life and improve your state of mind. The property fronts on Bottle Lake Road for approximately 650 feet, and the 45.3 acres have been surveyed and the plan recorded in the registry of deeds. The soil, a mix of Thorndike, Winnecook, Howland, Dixmont rocky & stony loams, holds great potential for cultivation once cleared of stones and rocks. The rolling terrain, ranging from approximately 360 to 460 feet above sea level, offers stunning views of Dill Ridge. A portion of the land, 4± acres, has been thoughtfully cleared of trees, stumps, and rocks and enriched using the techniques of renowned farmer Joel Salatin. The portable chicken coop is a testament to these sustainable farming practices, and the quality of the grasses is proof of its success. Fruit trees and other plantings further enhance the property's natural beauty. Two Water Features Don't miss the opportunity to explore the two beautiful brooks on this parcel, with about 650 feet of an unnamed brook providing a serene setting and cold, trout-rearing waters. Dill Brook, a tributary to Bottle Lake, also meanders for about the same distance through the forest, adding to the property's natural charm. Life is Short… Do Not Waste It You know you deserve a property like this, so do not wait another minute. Call now and schedule your tour of Asgard!

Welcome to a hidden gem in the heart of Maine's wilderness – 44.8 acres of off-grid forested land. If you have been on the hunt for an affordable slice of Maine land, whether for recreation, investment, or to create your own rural off-grid haven, your search ends here. Location is Everything: Lot 26 Wolf Run Trail, Greenbush - Situated in Greenbush, a Penobscot County community with a population of 1,444 according to the 2020 census. - The nearest city, Old Town, is just 21 miles away. - Bangor, northern Maine’s largest city, has an international airport, two hospitals, and cultural amenities like restaurants, festivals, fairs, and concerts, is a mere 28 miles away. - For those seeking a city adventure, Boston is approximately 262 miles, or a 4-hour and 15-minute drive, from this tranquil forestland. Land Features - Access over a private gravel road. - The property spans a generous 44.8± acres. - Rest assured, this land has been surveyed, with a detailed plan available for your review. - NRCS Soil survey reveals a predominantly Scantic soil type, with some stony areas and occasional water excess, making it ideal for forestry, possibly limited grazing, and diverse wildlife habitat. - A brook meanders along the eastern side of the land, complemented by a tributary at the property's center. - With elevations ranging from 160 to 210 feet above sea level, the gently sloping terrain simplifies timber management, keeping costs in check. - An existing driveway extends approximately 250 feet from Wolf Run Trail, leading you to a cleared building site. - The land boasts a mix of timber, including various hardwoods and spruce, fir, pine. Uses & Recreation Opportunities - Timber investment is an attractive prospect, with potential tax benefits under tree growth tax status. - Discover the ideal cabin site, conveniently located near the end of the driveway, offering a retreat in the heart of the forest. - Wildlife enthusiasts and hunters will appreciate the diverse habitat supporting white-tailed deer, black bears, grouse, woodcock, snowshoe hare and waterfowl. Explore the wetlands in the south-central and eastern edges of the land, Otter Brook, and its tributaries. - If you're an ATV enthusiast, this property is perfect for trail riding with access over the private and public road system. - Anglers will find joy in the proximity to the Penobscot River, just 10 miles from the nearest boat landing. - Access to Studmill Road, a few miles away with tens of thousands of acres of private forestland open to permissioned public access, perfect for hunting, fishing, trail riding, and more. - Nature lovers and hikers will appreciate the proximity to the Sunkhaze Meadows National Wildlife Area. Conclusion - Priced at an attractive $49,900, this 44.8-acre surveyed property offers not only beautiful trees and diverse wildlife habitat but also excellent hunting opportunities. - Enjoy the tranquility of off-grid living while remaining close to major service areas. - With taxes at just $302/year for 2022, this forested property is not only a nature lover's dream but also an investment opportunity. Don't miss out on this chance to make your forested dreams a reality in the scenic wilderness of Maine. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and start your journey to off-grid living and investment in this exceptional property.