Spencer Wood

This 27.5± acre parcel on River Road in Brunswick offers a rare opportunity to own a large, wooded tract in one of southern Maine’s most desirable communities. Access to the property is provided by a deeded right-of-way with a utility easement in place, creating excellent potential for future development pending town approvals. The land is primarily forested, offering privacy and a rural setting close to town, with a small stream running through the property that adds to the natural character of the land. Whether you're looking to build a private home, explore larger development opportunities, or simply enjoy a place to hunt and recreate, this property offers the space and flexibility to make it your own. Located just minutes from downtown Brunswick and only about two miles from the Brunswick Golf Club, the property provides a unique balance of privacy and convenience while remaining close to shopping, dining, and the Maine coast.

Some properties are impressive on paper. Others have to be experienced. Set at the end of a .60-mile private driveway with underground power, this home sits at approximately 900′ of elevation on 192 acres, overlooking a landscape that feels almost endless. On a clear day, the views stretch close to 100 miles, with mountains and lakes unfolding in nearly every direction. The sense of height, space, and quiet is immediate — and rare. Embden, Maine is well known among anglers for its diverse and productive fishing opportunities set in a classic central Maine landscape of lakes, ponds, and cold, clean water. Embden Pond is the centerpiece, offering a deep, coldwater fishery that supports landlocked salmon and lake trout alongside warmwater species like smallmouth bass. The pond is popular for both open-water and ice fishing, with public access making it easy to launch a boat or fish from shore. In addition to Embden Pond, nearby smaller ponds and connecting waters broaden the local fishing options, providing opportunities for perch, pickerel, and trout. Whether trolling for salmon, casting for bass, or setting up on the ice in winter, the area offers four-season fishing that appeals to both casual anglers and dedicated sportsmen. Hunting opportunities around Embden are equally strong, thanks to a mix of working forests, conserved lands, wetlands, and remote backcountry. Large tracts of publicly accessible land in and around town ensure room to roam for hunters pursuing white-tailed deer, black bear, wild turkey, upland birds, and small game. Wetland areas attract waterfowl, while the surrounding forestland provides ideal habitat for deer and other big game. Moose are also present in the region, adding to the sense of true Maine wilderness. With well-managed wildlife populations and ample access to both public and private timberlands, Embden serves as an excellent base for hunters looking to experience Maine’s long-standing sporting traditions in a quiet, uncrowded setting. The home is positioned to take full advantage of its surroundings, with long-range views visible from multiple rooms and three sides of the house. Inside, the space is comfortable and efficient, featuring a renovated kitchen, open living area, pellet stove, heat pumps on both levels, propane wall heaters, and an EVR air exchange system. The layout includes one bedroom plus a loft, 1.5 bathrooms, and a full insulated basement with a one-car garage. The basement offers clear potential to be converted into additional bedrooms or other livable space, providing flexibility without altering the footprint of the home. The primary bathroom features heated tile floors, a soaking tub, double vanity, and stand-up shower. Outside, the infrastructure is already in place with two drilled wells, a septic system, and a 20x40 garage pad, allowing for future expansion while preserving the elevation, privacy, and views. This is a property where pictures, videos, and words fall short. The scale of the land, the distance of the horizon, and the feeling of standing there simply can’t be captured — it has to be seen in person.

This 33.4-acre lot in Pittston, Kennebec County is a rare find, offering its own private pond along with nearby access to Nehumkeag Pond, a beautiful 179-acre waterbody just down the road. The private pond sits right on the property and gives the land a peaceful, retreat-like feel—great for relaxing, exploring, hunting or simply enjoying quiet time outdoors. Nehumkeag Pond offers the bigger-water option for paddling, fishing, and spending time on the water when you want more space. Owners here also have use of roughly 100 acres of additional community land, giving you even more room to walk, ride, and explore without leaving the area. It adds a ton of value for anyone who loves the outdoors. The land itself is easy to work with: a driveway is already in, the building site is opened up, and the property has a completed soil test for septic. It’s a quiet, private setting surrounded by large acreage, with plenty of room for a home or cabin and year-round recreation. Even with all this privacy, you’re just minutes to Gardiner and a short drive to Augusta. Large acreage with a private pond, access to a big nearby pond, and use of 100 acres of community land is extremely hard to find in this area—making this a standout opportunity for anyone looking for space, water, and a laid-back Maine setting.

80± acres in Pembroke, Maine with easy access off Route 1 and minutes from the ocean and Cobscook bay. The property includes three 12x24 dried-in cabin shells—framed, roofed, and set on gravel pads, but unfinished inside. They’re ideal for hunting cabins, off-grid retreats, or simple weekend getaways. A deeded right-of-way brings you into the land. Once on site, you’ll find woods, trails, and a 10± acre beaver pond that draws wildlife year-round. Deer, bear, moose, and waterfowl are common in this area, and there’s plenty of space for food plots, additional buildings, camping, or ATV and snowmobile use. Close to Reversing Falls, Eastport, public beaches, and miles of coastal water. Large tracts with road access and structures already in place are hard to find. A great opportunity for hunting, recreation, or building out a private retreat.

Private 10± acre parcel located at the very end of Dodge Road in Dresden. This wooded lot offers a quiet setting with a mix of young growth and some mature timber, making it a great fit for a home, camp, or a simple recreational getaway. With no HOA or restrictive covenants, you can build what you want, use it seasonally, or hold it long-term as a land investment. The property sits beyond the last homes on the road, giving it a tucked-away feel while still being close to town conveniences. Power is nearby, and there’s plenty of space to carve in a driveway and choose a private build site. Hunting, exploring, and outdoor recreation are all right out the door. Dresden is centrally located in Midcoast Maine — close to the Kennebec River, boat launches, and fantastic fishing. Popham Beach, Reid State Park, and the open ocean are reachable in under an hour. Popular freshwater options like Pleasant Pond, Tacoma Lakes, and Lake St. George are also within a short drive. Augusta, Bath, and Brunswick offer restaurants, breweries, shopping, hospitals, and year-round services just 20–35 minutes away.  If you’re looking for simple, drive-to acreage on a dead-end road with privacy and outdoor opportunity, this is a strong piece of land in a great location. Call with questions or to walk the property.

Looking for a self-sufficient off-grid log home in a true Maine setting? This 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath retreat sits on 33.4± surveyed acres at the very end of a dead-end road with no neighbors within a half mile. Built in 2003, the home features an open kitchen, dining, and living area with two bedrooms on the first floor, a third bedroom and loft upstairs, a solar system, and a brand-new drilled well replacing the former dug well. The land offers a mix of fields, timber, and quality soils, ideal for homesteading, hobby farming, or simply enjoying your own private acreage. A barn, fire pit, and solar/battery shed are already in place, and the property is alive with wildlife—perfect for hunting or outdoor adventures. Located just 20 miles from Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, 28 miles from Baxter State Park, and 13 miles from Molunkus Lake, this property gives you direct access to some of Maine’s best recreation. From your doorstep, you can ATV or snowmobile straight into the trail system. Whether you’re after a private homestead, a sporting base, or a secluded getaway, this log home at 197 Lawler Ridge Rd delivers space, freedom, and natural beauty in northern Maine

Tucked away on a quiet stretch of Station Road just five minutes from Route 1, this 129± acre parcel offers the perfect mix of privacy, access, and natural beauty. With power available at the road and over 1,000 feet of gravel driveway already in place, much of the heavy lifting is done. Whether you’re dreaming of a secluded homestead, a private hunting retreat, or long-term investment, this property delivers. The landscape is classic Downeast Maine—rolling woods, three scenic ponds, and a peaceful rural setting just 15 minutes from Machias and under 90 minutes to Bangor and the international airport. With multiple potential building sites and year-round access via a public-maintained and paved road, you can get started right away or keep it as a long-term hold. The Downeast Sunrise Trail is just down the road, giving you direct access to hundreds if not thousands of miles of recreational riding right from your land. Whether you're building a home, camp, or just holding as a long-term investment, this property checks all the boxes. No restrictions. Not in tree growth. A rare opportunity in Washington County with serious potential.

Built in 2019, this off-grid camp sits on 40.37 surveyed acres of wooded land in Township 24MD — about an hour from Bangor and headed toward the coast. Set more than 700 feet off Route 9 down a gated gravel driveway, the camp offers excellent privacy with year-round access via paved road. The cabin is well-built with cedar shingle siding, an asphalt roof, and sits elevated on concrete piers. Inside you’ll find a wood stove, two bedrooms (one with built-in bunks), and a 16.5’ x 8’ screened-in porch — perfect for relaxing in the warmer months. Two rooftop solar panels are wired to an interior power station, giving you a reliable source for basic electricity off-grid — handy for lighting, charging devices, and running small equipment. The land is fully wooded with a mix of hardwood and softwood. A network of trails is already in place, making it easy to explore on foot or by ATV. Moose, bear, and deer are frequently seen on the property, with trail camera footage to prove it. This is a true off-grid setup with no power lines. A low-flow greywater system — certified by the state — is installed for the kitchen sink. The property also features a dug well with an abundant water supply, a well-built outhouse, and a good-sized storage shed. Cell service is available depending on your provider. If you’re looking for a clean, private, and ready-to-enjoy camp with acreage, trails, wildlife, water, and solar — this one checks all the boxes