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Escape to the quiet woods of Northern Maine with this 51.2-acre recreational property at 132 Rainey Road in Prentiss. Located at the very end of Rainey Road, this property offers exceptional privacy with nearly no traffic and a peaceful setting surrounded by Maine’s expansive forests and wetlands. The property includes a 920-square-foot recreational and hunting cabin built in the 1990s. The cabin features two bedrooms, wood stove heating, a drilled well, plastic septic holding tank, and a simple solar PV and 12-volt power system. It is designed for a more independent, off-grid style of recreation and provides a comfortable base for hunting, exploring, or simply getting away from it all. The 51.2 acres, per survey, range from approximately 600 to 630 feet in elevation. The land is rolling and more varied than the topographic mapping might suggest, with a mixture of rolling knolls, forest, wetlands, and diverse habitat. Above the wetlands, the soils are primarily dry, silty and stony loams. Along the transition into the wetlands are areas of old-growth white cedar, adding another interesting dimension to the landscape. Wildlife is abundant throughout the region. Moose, deer, black bear, ruffed grouse, hare, beaver, and other Maine wildlife can be found in this remote setting. The combination of forest, wetlands, and varied terrain creates excellent habitat for wildlife and a natural environment for outdoor recreation. The property also includes a New Holland skid steer and implements. The machine is currently non-running and should be considered a parts machine or a project for someone interested in investing the time and money to get it running. Prentiss is an unorganized township where permitting and property taxation are handled through the State of Maine. The tradeoff for the limited public services is a low property tax rate and a remarkably quiet, rural environment. Despite the remote setting, Springfield is approximately 12½ miles away for gas and basic needs, while Lincoln is about 32 miles away. Bangor is approximately 80 miles, Calais about 70 miles, and Boston roughly 316 miles or five hours away. Nearby East and West Grand Lakes, vast undeveloped forest and conservation lands, extensive public access, and the New Brunswick border near Vanceboro provide even more opportunities to explore. If you’re looking for Maine land for sale with a cabin, privacy, wildlife, and room to roam, 132 Rainey Road is worth a closer look.

Looking for an affordable way to own a large piece of Maine while enjoying the comforts of modern utilities? Welcome to 1212 Long Ridge Road in Burlington, Maine, where 67± acres of wooded land combine with a unique shipping container home to create a property full of possibilities.  Built in 2022, the approximately 416-square-foot container home has been thoughtfully designed as a comfortable retreat. A gable roof protects the container from the elements while adding to its appearance and long-term durability. Inside you'll find one bedroom, one bathroom, grid electricity, water storage tanks, and a septic holding tank, making it an ideal weekend getaway, hunting camp, or simple year-round residence. A second shipping container on the property provides valuable storage for tools, equipment, recreational vehicles, or building materials. The land is where this property truly shines. An interior road winds through the forest to an elevated section of the acreage that offers an exceptional future building location with the potential for scenic views. Live comfortably in the existing home while planning your dream house, cabin, or retirement retreat without feeling rushed. Outdoor recreation begins right at your doorstep. ATV trail access from the property allows you to explore miles of connected trail systems, while nearby snowmobile trails provide outstanding winter recreation. Burlington and neighboring Lincoln are surrounded by lakes and ponds including Cold Stream Pond, Eskutassis Lake, Madagascar Pond, Saponac Lake, and Nicatous Lake, offering excellent opportunities for boating, fishing, paddling, and swimming. The surrounding region is also known for its extensive public access lands and hundreds of thousands of acres of conserved forest, creating outstanding habitat for wildlife and endless opportunities for hiking, hunting, and outdoor adventure. Despite its peaceful setting, everyday conveniences are close by. Lincoln is only 11 miles away for shopping, restaurants, healthcare, and services. Bangor is approximately 48 miles away, while Augusta, Portland, and Boston are all within a comfortable drive. Whether you're searching for a recreational getaway, a future homestead, an investment in Maine land, or simply a place where you can unplug and enjoy nature, 1212 Long Ridge Road offers a rare combination of acreage, existing improvements, utility access, and future building potential. Contact us today for additional information or to schedule your private showing, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and share for more unique Maine property tours.

Imagine owning 80 acres of beautiful Maine countryside where your backyard extends into hundreds of acres of protected public land. Welcome to 113 Town Hall Road in Lakeville, Maine—a rare opportunity to purchase a diverse property offering open fields, mature forest, water features, scenic lake views, and exceptional recreational access at an affordable price. Located about 25 miles from Lincoln, 75 miles from Bangor, just over three hours from Portland, and under five hours from Boston, this property provides the perfect balance between peaceful seclusion and convenient access to shopping, services, and travel. The deeded 80-acre parcel includes a 60-foot right-of-way providing legal access and utility access. Approximately 2½ acres have already been cleared into open field, creating an ideal location for a home, cabin, hobby farm, or food plots for wildlife. A drilled well and septic system are already in place, saving both time and expense for future development. Flowing along the eastern side of the property is a branch of Weymouth Brook, adding natural beauty while attracting wildlife throughout the year. From portions of the land you'll enjoy picturesque views overlooking Junior Lake, providing a reminder that Maine's famous lake country is never far away. Perhaps the property's greatest feature is that it directly abuts the 890-acre Keg Lake Public Reserved Land managed by the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands. This protected land offers exceptional opportunities for hunting, wildlife observation, paddling, fishing, hiking, and exploring some of eastern Maine's most scenic forests. ATV and snowmobile trail access from the property makes it easy to enjoy four-season recreation without hauling your machines to a trailhead. The surrounding region is home to the renowned West Grand Chain of Lakes, including Junior Lake, Keg Lake, Duck Lake, Bottle Lake, Sysladobsis Lake, and many other pristine waters known for outstanding fishing, boating, paddling, and wildlife viewing. Whether you're an avid outdoorsman, a future homesteader, or simply someone looking for a quiet place to invest in Maine land, this property offers tremendous potential. If you've been waiting for a reasonably priced parcel with lake views, existing improvements, recreational access, and direct frontage on Public Reserved Land, this Lakeville property deserves your attention.

Welcome to 50 Wilderness Park Road in Mattawamkeag, Maine—a rare opportunity to own 34± acres of land featuring approximately 1,500 feet of frontage on the crystal-clear Mattawamkeag River and another 1,500 feet of frontage along Wilderness Park Road. If you've been searching for a property with exceptional privacy, easy year-round access, multiple building locations, and outstanding recreational opportunities, this one deserves your attention. Unlike many off-grid properties that require extensive infrastructure before you can begin building, this parcel already includes two separate driveways, each stretching roughly 1,000 feet into the property and leading to elevated potential building sites. With elevations ranging from approximately 200 to 350 feet above sea level, you'll enjoy scenic views, natural drainage, and multiple possibilities for constructing an off-grid cabin, family retreat, or recreational getaway. The extensive road frontage also creates the potential for subdivision, making this an attractive investment for the future. The Mattawamkeag River has long been considered one of Maine's cleanest and most beautiful waterways. It also holds an important place in conservation history. As a young man, Theodore Roosevelt found inspiration along this river while visiting a place now known as Bible Point, where he often read quietly in nature. Those experiences helped shape the conservation ethic that later defined his presidency and forever changed America's public lands. Outdoor recreation begins right from your property. ATV and snowmobile trails connect directly from the land, providing access to hundreds of miles of maintained trail systems throughout the region. Just minutes away, Mattawamkeag Wilderness Park offers riverside campsites, walking trails, and additional opportunities to experience the area's unspoiled beauty. Nearby, the mighty Penobscot River—the largest watershed in Maine, draining more than 8,500 square miles—adds even more options for boating, paddling, fishing, and exploring. Despite its peaceful setting, the property is conveniently located just 15 miles from Lincoln for shopping, restaurants, healthcare, and services. Bangor is approximately one hour away, while Augusta, Portland, and even Boston are all within an easy day's drive. Whether you're planning an off-grid homestead, a waterfront family compound, or simply investing in quality Maine land with exceptional river frontage and future potential, 50 Wilderness Park Road offers a combination of natural beauty, accessibility, and flexibility that's becoming increasingly difficult to find.

Welcome to 498 Freedom Road in Prentiss, Maine, an affordable opportunity to own your own off-grid retreat on 45.4 surveyed acres of forestland. Built in 2021, this compact 150± square-foot tiny cabin proves that you don't need a large home to enjoy a big lifestyle. Whether you're looking for a recreational getaway, a hunting camp, a future homestead, or simply a place to disconnect from the noise of modern life, this property offers privacy, simplicity, and room to breathe. The one-room cabin is designed around efficient off-grid living. A wood stove provides heat during Maine's cooler seasons, while a solar power system with panels, inverter, and battery storage supplies electricity. The cabin rests on a concrete block foundation that also provides protected space for battery equipment and water storage. A drilled well supplies fresh water, making this property more functional than many remote camps. Several additional structures enhance the property, including a chicken coop, an outhouse, and storage buildings that provide space for equipment, tools, and outdoor gear. The land itself is equally appealing. The 45.4 surveyed acres feature mixed forest growth, varied terrain ranging from approximately 580 to 680 feet above sea level, and a small brook that crosses the southwest corner of the property. According to the NRCS soil survey, the property consists primarily of very stony Bangor Silt Loam soils, great for growing trees and potential for gardening after tree and rock removal. Located in Maine's unorganized territory, Prentiss offers one of the state's unique advantages: low property taxes with county and state management instead of local municipal government. There is no town office, fewer public services, and considerably lower carrying costs. Annual property taxes are only about $150, while the private road maintenance fee is approximately $250 per year. Despite its secluded location, you're within reach of many outdoor destinations. A public boat landing on East Grand Lake is about 23 miles away, West Grand Lake is roughly an hour's drive, and the Canadian border is only 54 miles away. Springfield is your closest stop for fuel, while Lincoln offers shopping, restaurants, and healthcare approximately 35 miles away. Bangor International Airport is about 84 miles away, with Portland and Boston accessible for longer trips. This property offers an affordable opportunity to own a private piece of Maine where the pace is slower, the nights are quieter, and the possibilities are wide open.

If you've been searching for an affordable large-acreage property in Maine with excellent recreational, hunting, and homesteading potential, Lot B on Lookout Lane in Springfield deserves a closer look. This 84± acre parcel offers an opportunity to own a substantial tract of surveyed timberland for less than the price of many one-acre waterfront lots. Located in the quiet town of Springfield in eastern Penobscot County, this property places you in the heart of Maine's outdoor recreation country. Springfield is a rural community of approximately 300 residents known for its expansive forests, abundant wildlife, and the historic Springfield Fair, which has been a local tradition for more than 175 years. The property is conveniently located about 23 miles from Lincoln, 72 miles from Bangor, 96 miles from Fredericton, New Brunswick, and less than five hours from Boston. A 2020 survey provides clearly defined boundaries, corner markers, and mapped roads, giving buyers confidence in what they're purchasing. The land features approximately 4,000 feet of interior roads, making it easy to access much of the property by vehicle, ATV, or side-by-side. Multiple potential building sites are located throughout the parcel, including several along the road system and another near the end of the road where a camper is currently situated. The terrain ranges in elevation from approximately 600 to 720 feet above sea level, creating a mix of upland forest and lower drainage areas. Soil mapping indicates productive Thorndike silt loams on the higher ground, with Monarda and Burnham soils found near the drainage corridors and wetland areas. A small brook and a series of beaver ponds form the headwaters of Bog Brook, adding wildlife habitat, scenic beauty, and a natural water feature to the property. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property's proximity to the West Grand Lake Chain, located just a few miles away, providing access to some of Maine's best fishing and boating opportunities. ATV and snowmobile trail access is nearby, and a 1,000-acre Public Reserved Land parcel lies only four miles away on Bottle Lake Road, offering even more opportunities for hiking, hunting, and exploration. Whether your vision includes an off-grid cabin, a private hunting retreat, a future homestead, or a long-term timberland investment, this versatile property offers exceptional value and potential. Lot B on Lookout Lane is an affordable gateway to the Maine woods.

If you've been searching for a large parcel of Maine land that offers privacy, recreational opportunities, investment potential, and easy access to services, this 100± acre property off Bunker Hill Road in Maxfield deserves your attention. Accessed via a deeded right-of-way driveway, this impressive tract of land welcomes you into a beautiful wooded setting where towering trees, abundant wildlife, and the quiet sounds of nature create a true Maine experience. A trail extends through a portion of the property, providing easy access for exploring, hunting, hiking, ATV use, wildlife observation, or future land management activities. The land features Plaisted loam soils and offers excellent potential as a long-term timber investment while also providing multiple possibilities for recreational use or future development. Power is available at the entrance to the right-of-way driveway, making this an attractive location for those considering building a cabin, seasonal retreat, hunting camp, or year-round residence surrounded by nature. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundance of wildlife found throughout the area. The property shows significant deer activity, and the surrounding woods provide habitat for numerous species commonly found in central Maine. Maxfield is well known for its proximity to ATV and snowmobile trail systems, making it an excellent basecamp for four-season recreation. Hunting, fishing, hiking, trail riding, and wildlife watching opportunities can all be found nearby. Despite its private setting, the property remains conveniently located. The town of Howland is only about five minutes away, offering gas, convenience stores, takeout dining, and everyday necessities. Lincoln, approximately 25 minutes north, provides larger grocery stores, restaurants, healthcare services, shopping, and additional amenities. For those traveling from farther away, Bangor is roughly 35 minutes south, offering an international airport, major retailers, hospitals, entertainment, and regional services. Boston is approximately 4.5 hours away, making this an accessible getaway location for weekend escapes or extended stays. With annual property taxes currently under $700 per year, ownership remains affordable while allowing you to enjoy all the benefits of a substantial Maine landholding. Whether you're seeking a recreational retreat, hunting property, timber investment, future homestead location, or simply a place to enjoy the outdoors, this 100± acre parcel offers a rare opportunity to own a sizeable piece of Maine's natural landscape.

Escape to the Maine woods with this well-equipped off-grid cabin retreat set on 46.2± surveyed acres in the quiet town of Springfield. Located just 2.6 miles from Route 6 on a private gravel road, this property offers exceptional privacy while remaining within easy reach of modern conveniences. Lincoln is only 20 miles away for shopping, dining, and services, while Bangor is approximately 71 miles and Portland about three hours by car. The fully furnished cabin features three bedrooms, one bath, a welcoming sunporch, and a loft sleeping area, providing comfortable accommodations for family and friends. Front and rear pressure-treated decks offer the perfect places to relax, enjoy wildlife sightings, or take in the peaceful forest surroundings. The property is serviced by a drilled well and septic system and is powered by a 5-kilowatt LP gas generator supplemented by solar photovoltaic panels, allowing you to enjoy the benefits of off-grid living without sacrificing comfort. A major feature of the property is the detached two-plus-car garage with second-floor storage that may offer potential for additional living space, workshop use, or recreational storage. The garage houses the generator and includes a large diamond-plated workbench. An attached carport provides additional covered space for boats, ATVs, snowmobiles, trailers, or other equipment. Additional improvements include a wood shed, two storage buildings, and an outhouse. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property's direct access to locally maintained ATV and snowmobile trail systems. Numerous recreational opportunities are nearby, including the Bottle Lake and Sysladobsis Lake boat landings in Lakeville, approximately 12 miles away. The renowned Down East Lakes region and extensive conservation lands totaling hundreds of thousands of acres are also nearby, offering exceptional opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, paddling, wildlife observation, and exploring Maine's North Woods. The Canadian border is just 35 minutes away. The land itself is diverse and attractive, consisting of approximately 13 acres of softwood forest, 14 acres of mixed wood, 17 acres of hardwoods, plus building site and road areas. Relatively level terrain with elevations ranging from approximately 580 to 600 feet above sea level creates a highly usable parcel with long-term recreational and timber value. Interested? Call today to see this opportunity to own a turnkey Maine wilderness retreat ready for immediate enjoyment.

Located on West Indian Road in the quiet rural town of Woodville, this 40.18± acre surveyed parcel offers an opportunity to own a large stretch of forested waterfront land on the legendary Penobscot River. If you’ve been searching for privacy, wildlife, mature timber, and access to some of Maine’s best outdoor recreation, this property deserves your attention. Whether you envision an off-grid cabin, recreational getaway, hunting camp, or long-term land investment, this property delivers authentic Maine wilderness in a peaceful setting far removed from busy highways and crowded neighborhoods. Woodville is a small Penobscot County town with a population of approximately 201 residents, located on the western side of the Penobscot River. Despite the secluded feel, services and shopping are conveniently available in Lincoln just 12 miles away. Bangor is approximately 60 miles south, while Portland, Boston, and even New York City remain within reasonable driving distance for weekend or seasonal use. The land itself features approximately 631 feet of frontage on the Penobscot River, one of New England’s great waterways stretching roughly 350 miles across Maine before flowing into Penobscot Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. This section of the river is known for outstanding wildlife habitat and recreation. Bald eagles, deer, moose, otter, beaver, and numerous wading birds are commonly seen here, while anglers appreciate the area’s exceptional smallmouth bass fishing. Elevations range from approximately 170 to 230 feet above sea level, with a high riverbank leading into more level interior forestland. The soils consist primarily of Plaisted and Howland loams along with Monarda complex soils. While too rocky for large-scale farming, the land is well suited for timber growth, food plots, or a small garden area. Older tree growth and an established trail network throughout the property make it easy to explore on foot, by ATV, or while hunting. The property also provides access to a vast recreational region including Baxter State Park, the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, Debsconeag Lakes, and the North Maine Woods. Millions of acres of public land and dozens of nearby lakes offer endless opportunities for boating, paddling, fishing, and outdoor adventure.

Nestled on 53± acres in the quiet rural town of Kingman, this private property at 84 Park Street offers the perfect blend of comfort, recreation, and country living. The two-bedroom, one-bath home features a spacious living room with spiral staircase leading up to the loft bedroom, eat-in kitchen with modern cabinetry and newer appliances, bathroom complete with a shower and soaking tub, and main floor bedroom with plenty of space. This property is the perfect relaxing retreat after a day outdoors. Enjoy the warmth and efficiency of radiant propane heat along with a wood furnace for added comfort during Maine winters. The partially finished basement provides additional space for storage, hobbies, or future expansion possibilities. A charming three-season porch with interchangeable screen and plexiglass panels allows you to take in the surrounding scenery from spring through fall, while staying protected from the elements. The expansive acreage offers room to explore, hunt, garden, or simply enjoy the privacy and peaceful setting. A shed provides convenient storage for tools and outdoor equipment. Whether you’re looking for a year-round residence, recreational getaway, or homestead opportunity, this unique property delivers the best of rural Maine living. If you are looking for privacy and recreation possibilities, this might be the place for you. Come see what this property has to offer!

If you’ve been looking for a modern Maine property with privacy, acreage, and easy access to outdoor recreation without being far from town, this property at 110 Butterfield Ridge Road in Chester deserves a closer look. Set on approximately 10 wooded acres in a quiet rural location, this property offers a combination of comfort, convenience, and low-maintenance living that works equally well as a year-round residence or a vacation getaway.  Located in the small town of Chester, Maine—population 549 according to the 2020 Census—the property sits on the west side of the Penobscot River in an area known for its forests, recreational opportunities, and relaxed pace of life. Despite the peaceful setting, you’re only about 11.5 miles from the service town of Lincoln where you’ll find shopping, restaurants, medical services, and other daily conveniences. Bangor is approximately 59 miles away, while Portland and Boston are within a reasonable driving distance for weekend travel or seasonal use. The land itself is one of the standout features of this property. The approximately 10-acre parcel is nicely wooded and accessed by a winding driveway that helps create a strong sense of privacy from the road. Trails throughout the property provide space for walking, exploring, or simply enjoying the outdoors right from your own land. The property also includes a drilled well and private septic system, adding to the self-contained rural setup many buyers are looking for in Maine. Outdoor recreation is a major draw in this region. The Penobscot River—less than a mile away—is widely considered one of Maine’s premier rivers for boating, fishing, paddling, and wildlife viewing. Baxter State Park, home to Mount Katahdin and thousands of acres of wilderness recreation, is only about 40 miles away and reachable in just over an hour. Closer to home, North Chester Orchard offers seasonal pick-your-own apples, pumpkins, and Christmas trees, giving the area a classic small-town Maine feel. Built in 2008, the home features a practical ranch design situated on a slab foundation for easy maintenance. Offering approximately 896 square feet of living space, the home includes two bedrooms and one bathroom. LP heat provides efficient warmth during the colder months, while the metal roof and vinyl siding help keep exterior maintenance to a minimum. The home is also being offered furnished, making it easier for buyers looking for a move-in-ready property or turnkey vacation home. A detached two-bay garage adds excellent utility and storage space for vehicles, recreational equipment, tools, or workshop use. Whether you enjoy snowmobiling, boating, hiking, hunting, or simply relaxing in a quiet wooded setting, this property offers a flexible setup for enjoying the Maine lifestyle. This Chester property presents an attractive opportunity for buyers seeking privacy, manageable acreage, and a modern home in a desirable rural Maine setting.

Discover the potential of this unique 19-acre± property located on Troy Road in Detroit. Featuring a small cabin, apple trees, and approximately 333’± of road frontage, this parcel offers an excellent opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, or anyone seeking privacy and recreation in rural Maine. The land is high and dry through the center with a road running directly through the property, providing great access throughout and multiple possibilities for future use. Abundant wildlife frequently visit the property, making it an ideal setting for hunting, camping, ATV use, or creating your own private getaway. Whether you’re looking for a recreational property, hunting retreat, or future investment, this versatile acreage offers endless potential in a peaceful country setting.

If you’ve been searching for that ideal piece of Maine land where you can build, explore, and truly spread out, this property at 792 Valley Road in Anson, Maine deserves your attention. Encompassing 56.9± surveyed acres, this parcel offers the flexibility to create a full-time residence, homestead, or private recreational retreat. With a two-lot survey already in place, there’s also the option to divide the land—making it a strong fit for multi-generational use, investment, or shared ownership with family and friends. Located west of the Kennebec River in historic Somerset County, Anson has deep roots in Maine’s agricultural and logging heritage, dating back to its incorporation in 1798. Despite its rural setting, the property maintains convenient access to regional service hubs, including Farmington just 19± miles away, Skowhegan at 17± miles, and Augusta within 45 miles. Portland and even Boston are reachable for those balancing remote living with occasional travel. Outdoor recreation is a defining feature of this location. Just five miles from the property lies the confluence of the Carrabassett and Kennebec Rivers, known for clean, cold waters that attract anglers targeting brook and brown trout. Winter enthusiasts will appreciate proximity to major ski destinations, including Sugarloaf, along with additional access to western Maine’s mountains and the broader Appalachian Trail corridor. The land itself is well-configured and ready for use. A driveway extends more than 400 feet into the property, leading to a cleared building site of approximately half an acre positioned near one of the higher elevations, ranging from roughly 420 to 520 feet above sea level. Electric service is available at the road, and a dug well is already in place near the frontage. The soils—primarily sandy and stony loams—support a range of uses, including forestry, wildlife habitat, and potential grazing. A standout feature is the well-managed timber resource, with pre-commercial thinning already completed to enhance long-term forest health and value. An internal trail network provides ATV and tractor access throughout the property, making it easy to navigate and enjoy the full acreage, including the “back 40,” where elevation and clearing could offer future view potential. Enrolled in Maine’s tree growth tax program for low carrying costs, this property represents a compelling combination of privacy, usability, and long-term value in a highly desirable region of the state.

Nestled along the scenic shores of the Penobscot River in Medway, Maine, this waterfront parcel offers a rare blend of accessibility, natural beauty, and ready-to-enjoy features. A private driveway leads directly from Route 116 to the property, providing easy year-round access. The land gently slopes toward the water, where you'll find direct river frontage complete with an existing dock-perfect for boating, fishing, or simply taking in the peaceful surroundings. The lot features a beautiful mix of mature trees, offering both privacy and a classic Maine woodland feel. An open, cleared area provides an ideal space for setting up a camper or planning a future build. With a soil test already completed and suitable for a medium-sized septic system, much of the groundwork has been started for your vision. Whether you're looking for a seasonal getaway, a recreational retreat, or a future homesite, this Penobscot River property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience.

Discover a rare opportunity at 1000 Grindstone Road in Grindstone, Maine—62± acres with approximately 7,000 feet of frontage on the legendary East Branch Penobscot River, including your own 11± acre private island. With more than a mile of cold, clear, free-flowing river and nearly 6,800± feet of road frontage, this property represents a truly scarce North Woods holding with exceptional recreational, conservation, and legacy value. Located in Grindstone (AKA T1R7 WELS), an unorganized township with minimal population, the setting delivers authentic wilderness character while remaining accessible. East Millinocket is approximately 6 miles away for groceries and daily services, Millinocket and its regional hospital are about 15 miles, Bangor is roughly 66 miles (about one hour), Portland is under three hours, and Boston is within a half-day drive. Electricity is available roadside, offering practical development potential without sacrificing the remote feel buyers seek in northern Maine land. The land features gently rolling elevations from approximately 250 to 270 feet above sea level, with soils identified as Colton and Redhook gravelly and sandy loams—well-suited for forestry, agricultural, recreation, and potential building sites. The expansive river frontage includes gravel bars, sweeping bends, and forested ridgelines that define the classic Maine North Woods landscape. The included 11± acre island is an exceptionally rare feature in today’s market—true private island ownership on a free-flowing North Woods river is nearly impossible to replicate. It provides unmatched seclusion, creating a once-in-a-generation opportunity to establish a legacy retreat, conservation holding, or exclusive recreational uses defined by water on all sides. The East Branch is woven into Maine’s logging and sporting history and is now prized for its wilderness fisheries and paddling. Anglers pursue native brook trout and landlocked salmon, while paddlers test their skills on stretches that include the famed Grand Pitch. Wildlife sightings commonly include moose, black bear, and bald eagles. This property sits near some of Maine’s most celebrated conservation lands, including Baxter State Park, home to Mount Katahdin and over 200,000 acres of preserved wilderness; Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, protecting more than 87,000 acres of forestland and river corridors; and Penobscot River Trails, a four-season trail network offering Nordic skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and panoramic Katahdin views. This is more than riverfront land—it is a meaningful piece of Maine’s North Woods with scale, water, island ownership, and proximity to iconic outdoor destinations rarely found in one offering.

If you’ve been waiting for a sign to disappear into the Maine woods (but still drive out for gas and snacks when needed)… this is it. Welcome to 42.9± surveyed acres of timberland in Prentiss, Maine — a quiet pocket of Penobscot County where the population is just 169 and the stars still show off at night. This land has been harvested in the past, giving you a mix of regrowth and opportunity. With 1,159 feet of frontage on Independence Circle (association road, $250/year for maintenance), access is simple and manageable year-round. The property sits between 660–680 feet above sea level, gradually sloping up from the road — ideal for: • An off-grid cabin site • A hunting basecamp • Recreational getaway land • Or simply a place to own dirt and breathe There’s already a storage container and camper on site to get you started. Roughing it… but make it practical. 📍 About the Area: Prentiss is rural Maine at its finest. The closest gas station is about 15 minutes away, and Lincoln — your nearest hub town for groceries, restaurants, and essentials — is about 30 minutes. • Lincoln – shopping, services, restaurants • Lee – home to Mount Jefferson Ski Area • Lakeville – lakes, boating, and year-round recreation And the taxes? Just $301 in 2025. Yes, you read that correctly. Go rogue. Build the cabin. Hang the stand. Light the fire.

It is a rare thing to find a lakefront property that has lots of acreage and privacy. Rarer still is having that big acreage fronting a deep, clear, coldwater lake. When you combine that with a log cabin built in 1999, new enough for modern comfort yet retaining the character of yesteryear. What you have is a one of a kind true Maine waterfront retreat located in the heart of the Moosehead Lake Region. The Location - 41 Thomas Road Monson, Maine Monson is a beautiful town set on the shores of Lake Hebron in southwest Piscataquis County, Maine. It is an official Appalachian Trail Community the last town before entering the 100 mile wilderness section of the AT. The village area of Monson includes an old time country store with a gourmet deli, a number of fine eateries, a community center, art galleries, small retailers, a primary care health center and more. Enjoying the #1 position as the least populated county in the state, what you will find here are vast forests, an abundance of lakes and ponds, and some of Maine’s highest peaks. This is a remote location while still in reach of regional services, health care, supplies, dining and cultural events. The Land - 16± Acres Imagine the peace and quiet 16 acres of land affords you. Mostly forested and set along the northern shore of Monson Pond, the property has incredible southern exposure. Dramatic elevations ranging from 600 to 760 FASL offer panoramic views of the lake and mountain vistas. With 815± feet of deep water lake frontage this large private parcel offers the seclusion and buffer from neighbors most of us crave. The lake frontage includes two beaches for waterfront enjoyment. The 4/10 of a mile private road leading to the home affords another layer of privacy. The land has two roads, one accessing the elevated cabin location and another traversing the slopes to make lake access easier. Great whitetail deer and grouse habitat makes for good hunting. The Lake - Monson Pond Don’t confuse the word pond in the name. Maine uses that term loosely. At 359 surface acres and maximum depths over 90 feet this is a lake. Monson Pond’s beautiful, clean, cold, clear waters are home to two of Maine’s beloved cold water species; native brook trout and lake trout (AKA togue). What makes this pond unique is its lack of a public boat landing. Making it even more exclusive for those fortunate enough to own property on its shores. This exclusivity should protect the lake from over fishing, and the storied size of its trout is testament to that fact. The Log Cabin Built in 1999, this classic log construction with rustic character is perched nearly 80 feet above the lake shore with incredible views of the lake and the surrounding hillsides to the south and west. This placement has earned it the name “Ledges Lodge”. Currently used as a seasonal family escape, with some modifications, this cabin could become your year round home. Don’t worry about the elevation making shore access difficult, an elaborate staircase descends the hill side from the cabin to the shore. This, along with the aforementioned access road, will ensure you can reach the water no matter what your fitness level should be. The exterior of the home has a large lakeside deck, a huge attached screened covered porch, an outdoor shower (don’t knock it until you try it) and a storage shed for your toys and tools. When you enter the cabin you will forget that this was constructed in 1999. The big open concept with cathedral ceilings and the beauty of natural wood everywhere, transports you a 100 years back in time. The open living dining and kitchen area all have views of the lake and make entertaining and quality time with friends and family easy. This charm is complemented by 1 ½ bathrooms, two private first level bedrooms and an open sleeping loft, plus additional sleeping quarters above the screen porch providing ample space no matter how many guests you want to bring with you. Heating is accomplished by electric baseboard and direct vent gas heater. The property is serviced by a private drilled well and septic system. Lifestyle & Recreation The Moosehead Lake Region is an area surrounding Maine’s largest fresh water lake at over 118 square miles of crystal clear waters and known for 4 seasons of outdoor recreation. Boating, fishing, hunting, hiking, bird watching, camping, snowmobiling and ATV’ing with trails accessible from the property…you get the picture. If you get bored and want to explore outside the property, the possibilities are virtually endless. The property is less than half an hour’s drive to Greenville and a public boat landing on Moosehead Lake. Hundreds of nearby wild mountain ponds, numerous rivers and millions of acres of public and private forests are open for you to explore. A Rare Waterfront Opportunity Properties like this do not come along often—private cold-water lake frontage, meaningful acreage, and a true log cabin setting in the heart of the Moosehead Lake Region. If your vision of ownership includes quiet mornings on the water, trophy trout at your doorstep, and evenings spent watching the sun set behind the surrounding hills, Ledges Lodge delivers that lifestyle in a way few properties can. Contact us today to learn more and schedule a private showing.

Set on 20.5± acres of heavily forested land, this property at 1063 Oxbow Road in Oxbow, Maine offers privacy, efficiency, and direct access to some of the most expansive wilderness in the Northeast. The land is dominated by mature spruce and fir, creating a classic North Maine Woods setting with gently rolling elevations ranging from approximately 630 to 670 feet above sea level. With roughly 850± feet of road frontage and soils consisting of silty, gravelly, and sandy loams, the parcel provides both seclusion and versatility for year-round living or recreational use. The home, built in 1997, is constructed with Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF)—a major advantage in Maine’s climate. ICF construction delivers superior energy efficiency, durability, and quiet interior living. The home is heated with efficient propane-fired forced hot air and includes central air conditioning, a rare and welcome feature in this region. The second floor offers 1,344 square feet of finished living space with two bedrooms, one full bath, and two half baths. The open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area features hardwood floors and is designed for comfortable everyday living or entertaining. The ground level includes an additional 1,344 square feet, currently incorporating a heated two-car garage and space that could be further developed into additional living or recreational rooms. A private drilled well and septic system serve the home, and a storage shed provides space for tools, equipment, or outdoor gear. Step outside onto the large pressure-treated deck and enjoy views of the wooded backyard—ideal for relaxing, grilling, or watching wildlife pass through. Oxbow is a true “last outpost” town, with a population of around 50, located just 5.5 miles from the Oxbow Gate of the North Maine Woods, granting access to over 3.5 million acres of managed forestland, countless lakes and rivers, and thousands of miles of trails and logging roads. The Allagash Wilderness Waterway is approximately 60 miles away, and the region is well known for its hunting, fishing, and snowmobiling traditions, with maintained trails accessible directly from the property. Despite its remote feel, Presque Isle—home to a commercial airport, hospital, and major shopping—is only about 40 miles away, offering a balance of wilderness living and practical convenience.

Welcome to 985 Grindstone Road in the quiet town of Stacyville, Maine—an ideal setting for anyone dreaming of privacy, self-sufficiency, and a strong connection to Maine’s northern wilderness. Set on 40± acres of quality land, this property offers the space, resources, and rural charm that make country living both practical and enjoyable. Whether you’ve been searching for a homestead, a small farm, or a peaceful location surrounded by wildlife, this home delivers a rare combination of comfort, usable land, and proximity to world-class outdoor recreation. The home offers 864 square feet of efficient, single-floor living with five rooms, including one bedroom and one full bath. It’s serviced by grid power, a private septic system, and two wells, ensuring reliable year-round living. The layout is simple and functional, perfect for those who prefer low-maintenance spaces without sacrificing comfort. Recent upgrades and ongoing improvements make the home move-in ready, while also providing opportunities to customize to your needs. The land is the star of the property—40 ± acres with approximately 650 feet of frontage along Route 11. With elevations between 550 and 570 feet, the terrain is gently rolling and accessible. The soils—Perham, Monarda, Thorndike, Dixmont, and Daigle silt loams—are known for being productive with minimal slope, making them excellent for gardening, livestock, or larger-scale agricultural ventures. Wildlife is abundant, offering frequent opportunities to observe deer, moose, and other native species right outside your door. Whether your interests are farming, firewood, hunting, or simply enjoying the quiet, this land supports a wide range of rural lifestyles.  Stacyville, with a population of just 380, is a friendly small community located near essential services. Patten is only 13.5 miles away for groceries, hardware, building supplies, and health clinics. Houlton, 43 miles south, provides the nearest hospital and a border crossing into New Brunswick, Canada. Bangor is an easy 1 hour and 27 minutes away, and Boston is about a 4 hour and 38-minute drive for longer trips. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate being close to Baxter State Park’s 200,000 protected acres, the 87,000-acre Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, and countless lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams for fishing, paddling, and exploring. This property offers affordability, freedom, and opportunity in one of Maine’s most scenic regions.

If you’ve been dreaming of a peaceful retreat where you can live close to nature without sacrificing comfort, this 2,000± square-foot log home on 48± acres in Milo, Maine may be exactly what you’ve been searching for. Tucked away in a quiet, private setting surrounded by fields, forest, and trails, this beautiful property offers the perfect blend of **Maine wilderness living**, hunting and year-round accessibility. Built in 2001, the log home features three bedrooms, one full bath, and a spacious open-concept floor plan that welcomes you with warmth and rustic charm. The large living room includes a cozy hearth and gas heater, while the eat-in kitchen has plenty of space for family gatherings. Wood flooring throughout adds to the home’s inviting cabin feel. Additional features include FHA oil heat and an on-demand water heater for modern comfort and efficiency. Step outside and you’ll find a property designed for self-sufficiency and outdoor enjoyment. The crusher dust driveway, established well and septic system, and attractive landscaping make the home move-in ready. A garden plot and raised beds are already in place for your vegetables and flowers, while several sheds and a greenhouse offer space for storage, equipment, or small livestock projects. The 48± acres are a diverse mix of open pasture and wooded areas — much of which was former farmland. The soil NRCS report identifies Swanville-Wonsquek association soils, suitable for limited farming or pasture. Trails meander through the property, leading to a brook and a beaver pond, where the owner has often spotted wood ducks and other Maine wildlife including moose, deer, bear, and turkey. Whether you’re a hunter, nature watcher, or simply love the outdoors, this land provides endless opportunities. Recreation abounds in every direction. The ITS snowmobile trail runs nearby, and within 15 minutes you can launch your boat on Sebec Lake or Schoodic Lake for excellent fishing and boating. Milo—known as the Town of Three Rivers—sits at the junction of the Piscataquis, Pleasant, and Sebec Rivers, offering countless opportunities for paddling, kayaking, and wildlife viewing. Conveniently located just 3 miles from Milo’s business district, 14 miles to Dover-Foxcroft, and 38 miles to Bangor, this property provides the peace of rural living with easy access to modern amenities. If you’ve been looking for a Maine log home with acreage, a private homestead site, or a recreational retreat, 291 River Road deserves your attention.

Are you dreaming of owning land in Maine’s scenic north country—a place where mountain views, clean air, and endless outdoor adventure are right outside your door? Welcome to Hersey, a quiet town of just 73 residents in southern Aroostook County. This 115± acre tract of northern Maine timberland offers a combination of natural beauty, accessibility, and diverse use potential. Whether you’re looking for a private homesite, a cabin getaway, a hunting and fishing retreat, or a long-term timber investment, this property can do it all. A NICE PIECE OF LAND The land fronts approximately 900 feet on the Aroostook Scenic Highway, offering convenient year-round access with power available along the paved frontage. The terrain gently rolls from about 760 to 820 feet above sea level, providing multiple potential building sites with privacy and natural beauty. Mill Brook meanders through the property for an estimated 3,200± feet, with another 1,000 feet along a feeder stream—an ideal setting for those who appreciate the sound of running water and the chance to cast for native trout right on their own land. The forest here is a healthy mix of roughly two-thirds hardwood and one-third softwood, with Monarda-Burnham soils covering about 80% of the property—excellent for wildlife habitat and forestry management. The remaining Howland, Thorndike, and Plaisted soils are suitable for all uses from wildlife to timber and even some farming. QUIET & CONVENIENT LOCATION Just seven miles away, the friendly town of Patten offers essentials like groceries, a health clinic, building supplies, and the Patten Lumberman Museum—a must-see for anyone interested in Maine’s logging heritage. For larger services, Houlton is about 36 miles away with the nearest hospital and a border crossing to New Brunswick, Canada. Presque Isle, Bangor, and even Boston are all within reasonable driving distance, making this property both remote and reachable. This property and the area around it are home to moose, whitetail deer, black bear and most of Maine’s wild creatures. If you are a hunter or just like experiencing daily wildlife sightings this is the place for you. NEARBY PLACES OF INTEREST Outdoor enthusiasts will love nearby attractions like Mount Chase, Baxter State Park, Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, and the vast North Maine Woods—offering millions of acres for hiking, fishing, snowmobiling, and exploring. This is an exceptional opportunity to own a piece of Maine’s great outdoors. Call for details today.

Are you dreaming of an off-grid lifestyle surrounded by nature, wildlife, and wide-open space—without giving up modern comfort or convenience? Welcome to 74 Castle Road in Harmony, Maine, a quiet rural community of just over 800 residents where peace and privacy still exist. Set on 49± acres, this property offers a complete off-grid homestead setup with power, water, and septic already in place. Harmony sits in the heart of Maine’s outdoor recreation region, with Great Moose Lake just minutes away. This 3,584-acre lake is best known as a quality bass fishery, with cold-water species also present. For even more adventure, Moosehead Lake—Maine’s largest—is about an hour north. From the property, you can hop directly onto ATV trails, explore the woods, or enjoy the area’s reputation as one of Maine’s best whitetail deer hunting destinations. Bangor is about 44 miles away, Waterville 40 miles, Portland under two hours, and Boston less than four hours—close enough for weekend trips yet far enough to truly disconnect. Built in 2024, the main cabin measures 13½ X 38 feet and includes a 6x13½ covered porch, perfect for morning coffee overlooking the forest. Inside, you’ll find one bedroom, one bath, a heat pump, and a brand-new woodstove for cozy off-grid living. A second cabin, measuring 18½ by 24 feet with its own covered porch, is ideal for guests, extended family or rental income. Supporting these structures is a 12x20 solar shed equipped with two 6000-watt EG4 inverters, four 48-volt lithium batteries, and 22 solar panels producing over 8 kilowatts of power—a serious renewable energy system designed for full-time off-grid independence. Other improvements include a 24x40 metal garage built in 2024 and a 10x20 greenhouse to extend your growing season. The land itself features about 500 feet of frontage on Little Ferguson Brook, a drilled well, and a modern septic system—all ready to support your homestead vision. Whether you’re seeking a self-sufficient lifestyle, a hunting base, or a peaceful Maine getaway, 74 Castle Road in Harmony offers the best of off-grid living surrounded by nature.

Welcome to 58 Thorne Road Sherman, Maine. A quiet country road, trees parting to sunlight, a turn onto a 750± ft tree-lined private drive, and there it is, home sweet home. Set on 36.29± surveyed acres, this 2017 single-level home with 1,000± sq ft, two bedrooms and one bathroom keeps life simple with touches of uncommon quality. QUALITY BUILT HOME Comfort is built into the bones of this home. Spray-foam insulation in the walls and ceiling, insulated interior walls, and ¾″ fire-rated sheetrock make the home the kind of solid that you notice right away. A heat pump handles efficient heating and cooling in all seasons, with a pellet stove on hand for deep-winter coziness. Not only do you have the freshness you can only get from a private well, your water here is run through a whole-home filter and softener. Electric and gas lines are buried for a clean profile and fewer weather worries. It’s a straightforward, low-maintenance, modern package designed to let you enjoy the home rather than manage it. Inside, the layout is for easy modern living with nice touches of luxury. Solid bamboo flooring ties the main spaces together, the kitchen brings soft-close cabinetry, granite counters, and KitchenAid appliances, opening to a 23′×13′ living room so conversation and cooking stay in the same light. Down the hall, bedrooms measure approximately 14′×11′ and 13′×9′ meaning comfortable, quiet, and easy to furnish. The bath elevates the daily routine with tile underfoot, a soaking tub, a glass enclosed-corner walk-in tile shower, a double marble vanity, heat lamps, and built-in Bluetooth audio that makes morning playlists and evening wind-downs equally effortless. LOTS OF LAND Beneath the trees, the ground tells an easy story. Mapped soils here are a mix of farmable Daigle silt loams and Monarda–Burnham complexes. That means the homesite and nearby gentle grades are well-suited to simple yard space, footpaths, and garden beds, while the fir/spruce-and-hardwood forest is ideal for woods trails, wildlife cover, and low-maintenance forest that stays cool in summer and wind-breaks in winter. The land rolls quietly from about 590 feet to 630 feet in elevation, lower in the south and southwest edges, rising toward the northeast, so you get soft drainage, natural weather protection from the southern exposure as the ground tips up behind the home. The setting speaks for itself with regular visits from moose, whitetail deer, and Bella the rabbit. The small farm pond at the treeline gives the place a calm, watch-and-listen quality at dusk, the kind of spot where you pour a little more coffee and stay a little longer.

Tucked away in the heart of Aroostook County, 1350 Masardis Road offers a rare opportunity to own a handcrafted timber frame retreat on 145 acres of rolling fields, mature forests, and private trails. This remarkable property includes not just one, but two beautifully built structures—a cozy cabin and a rugged barn—both designed and constructed by Kennebec Timber Framing of Albion, Maine. Set back nearly a half mile from the road by a well-built driveway, the property offers exceptional privacy while still being connected to grid power. The 20 x 36 cabin completed in 2010, is a high-posted cape with a half loft and cupola, set on concrete piers. Wide roof overhangs and a covered 12 X 16 porch provide both charm and practical protection, creating the perfect spot to sit back and enjoy a summer rainstorm or take in the crisp fall air. Inside, the cabin is warm and welcoming, with thoughtful details that reflect traditional craftsmanship. Just steps away, the 24 x 36 timber frame barn with an additional 10 X 36 lean-to, offers equally solid construction on a concrete slab, providing abundant space for equipment, recreation, or workshop needs. The land itself is every outdoor enthusiast’s dream. Nearly 10 acres of fields surround the structures, while the balance of the acreage is a healthy mix of hardwood and softwood forest. Miles of groomed interior trails wind through the property, ideal for ATV riding, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, or simply a peaceful walk in the woods. Wildlife is abundant, from deer and turkeys to the occasional moose, and the owners especially enjoy the outstanding bird hunting for ruffed grouse and woodcock. Seasonal delights include wild blueberries, mushrooms, and even a small patch of hand-trimmed balsam fir Christmas trees. The setting couldn’t be more ideal for those who love the outdoors. Located at the edge of the legendary North Maine Woods, the property sits just minutes from two gated entrances leading to more than 3.5 million acres of wilderness filled with lakes, rivers, and mountains. Local highlights include Haystack Mountain for panoramic views, the Deboullie Public Lands for hiking and fishing, and easy access to over 2,300 miles of snowmobile trails and 1,300 miles of ATV routes. Whether you prefer paddling the nearby Aroostook and Blackwater Rivers, skiing at Big Rock, or simply relaxing on the porch and watching the sunset over distant mountains, this property offers something for every season. With its handcrafted buildings, diverse landscape, and unmatched access to Maine’s wild north country, 1350 Masardis Road is a true retreat—perfect as a hunting camp, recreational getaway, or private homestead.

Are you searching for a piece of Maine land that offers hunting, privacy, elevation, and big mountain views? These two combined lots on Moores Road in Springfield total 20 surveyed acres and provide the perfect setting for a cabin, hunting camp, or long-term land investment. With over 600 feet of road frontage and elevations ranging from 630 to nearly 800 feet above sea level, the land offers a mix of accessibility and seclusion. From the north end of the property, a natural building site provides sweeping views of Mount Katahdin and the surrounding forestlands. Nearly 90% of the soils are Thorndike-Winnecook per NRCS mapping—ideal for growing healthy trees and supporting Maine’s thriving woodland ecosystem. The sloping terrain rises to the ridge, making it an excellent choice for those who want elevation without sacrificing usability. This property is located in the quiet town of Springfield, with a population of just under 300, yet it’s still within easy reach of larger service towns. Lincoln is about 24 miles away, offering shopping, dining, healthcare, and access to Interstate 95. Bangor is less than an hour and a half to the southwest, while Portland and Boston are within a half-day’s drive. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property’s proximity to some of Maine’s most treasured natural resources. The Down East Lakes Land Trust & Community Forest encompasses more than 300,000 acres of conservation land stretching into New Brunswick, Canada. The West Grand Lake Chain in nearby Lakeville offers incredible boating, fishing, and paddling opportunities, while the rugged Maine coast can be reached in just over an hour. Whether you’re seeking a private getaway, a recreational base camp, or simply a smart land investment with great views, these 20 acres in Springfield offer an outstanding opportunity at an affordable price. This parcel combines road access, surveyed boundaries, and beautiful Katahdin views into one versatile property. If you’ve been dreaming about owning a piece of Maine, now is the time to take a closer look. Contact us today to schedule a visit.

Are you searching for an affordable place to get away from the crowds, with plenty of trees, wildlife, and outdoor recreation right at your doorstep? Welcome to 95 Branch Road in Winn, Maine, where 25.2 acres of wooded land await you. This property offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by thousands of acres of undeveloped forest and conservation land, making it an ideal escape for anyone who loves the outdoors. Conveniently located, the land is just 18.5 miles (about 30 minutes) from Lincoln for shopping, dining, and everyday needs. Bangor is about an hour away, Portland is three hours, and Boston can be reached in under five. For Canadian buyers, Saint John, New Brunswick, is less than three hours across the border. Despite its private, rural setting, you’re never too far from services or adventure.  Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby recreational opportunities. Just 2.3 miles from the property lies Dwinal Pond Wildlife Management Area, a 2,450-acre habitat with wetlands, forest, and rare wildlife, including Maine’s endangered Clayton’s copper butterfly. The WMA is open for boating, fishing, hunting, and limited trail riding. For more exploration, Baxter State Park—home to Mount Katahdin—is about 49 miles away. Closer to home, you can paddle or fish the Mattawamkeag River at Lower Gordon Falls, only 14 miles away, or launch your boat on the Penobscot River at the Winn landing, just 9 miles from the land. Snowmobile and ATV riders will love the direct trail access right from the property. The land itself features rolling terrain with elevations ranging from 365 to 420 feet above sea level. Soils are primarily Plaisted loam, known for supporting strong tree growth, though some areas could be cleared for crops with rock removal. Road frontage totals more than 1,500 feet across two public roads, offering flexibility for access and potential building sites. The property has a diverse forest makeup, with hardwoods dominating roughly 20 acres, along with pockets of softwood and mixed growth. A forester’s report estimates more than 270 cords of merchantable timber, making this both a recreational property and a long-term investment in Maine’s natural resources. Whether you’re looking for a private getaway, a future building site, or a woodlot with potential, 95 Branch Road in Winn is worth a closer look. Affordable, private, and loaded with outdoor opportunities, it’s a chance to own your own slice of the Maine woods.