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Looking for a large, private tract of Maine land with incredible natural features and easy access to town? This 145± acre parcel on Parsons Landing Road in Dover-Foxcroft offers a unique mix of hardwood hills, softwood valleys, and a scenic brook that flows into nearby Garland Pond. Whether you’re looking to invest in timber, build a homestead, or create a recreational retreat, this property meets all the criteria for the perfect piece of ground. Located just 4.5 miles from downtown Dover-Foxcroft—the county seat of Piscataquis County—you’ll enjoy the convenience of local services, grocery stores, hardware supplies, and Northern Light Mayo Hospital while still feeling deep in the woods. Bangor is only 40 miles away, and Portland, Boston, and even Montreal are within a half-day’s drive, making this property easily accessible from major cities in the Northeast. The land features approximately 2,900 feet of paved road frontage and about 2,500 feet along a peaceful, unnamed brook—a scenic water feature that adds wildlife habitat and recreational potential. Elevations range from 630 to 840 feet above sea level, offering rolling terrain and, with selective clearing, the possibility of expansive views. According to NRCS soil mapping about 44% of the soils are classified as Plaisted-Howland, which are known to be productive for growing crops or managing timber. This is a great property for those who value land stewardship and smart tax savings. The acreage is currently enrolled in Maine’s Tree Growth Tax Program, helping reduce property taxes while allowing for long-term forest management. A good portion of the standing timber is hardwood, with some commercial-sized value. For outdoor lovers, this land offers direct ATV trail access and is close to several points of interest, including Sebec Lake (with salmon and lake trout fishing), Peaks-Kenny State Park, Appalachian Trail access, the Piscataquis River, and a local ice skating arena. Wildlife viewing, hiking, paddling, and backcountry adventures are all at your fingertips.  This is a rare opportunity to own a large, diverse piece of Maine’s natural landscape—perfect for recreation, investment, or your dream escape.

This 35± acre parcel on Monroe Road offers a solid mix of woods, water, and potential. With over 1,500 feet of frontage on Dead Brook, it’s a great spot for someone looking to build a camp, set up a homestead, or just have a quiet place to hunt and explore. The land is partially surveyed, has paved, public road access, and power at the road.  The area is quiet and rural but not far from Swan Lake or Belfast. There are ATV trails close by, and the landscape is a mix of mature woods and wetlands, with plenty of wildlife and privacy. It’s not in tree growth, and there are no restrictions—so you’ve got flexibility to do what you want with it. Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway, a long-term hold, or a place to get off-grid, this one checks a lot of boxes.

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.

If you’ve been dreaming of escaping the noise and settling into a piece of wild, unspoiled Maine—this 80± acre tract along Mountain Road in Mount Chase could be just what you’ve been searching for. Tucked along the lower slope of Mount Chase itself, this rugged and remote property offers a rare combination of natural beauty, privacy, recreational access, and self-sufficient living potential. This parcel represents the western half of one of Mount Chase’s original 1800s lots, and it’s easy to see why it was chosen. With elevations ranging from approximately 980 to 1,460 feet, the land offers rolling terrain, excellent drainage, and possible mountain views with selective clearing. A couple creeks traverse the landscape, adding scenic and practical value for those considering off-grid development. According to a NRCS websoil survey, roughly half of the lower acreage features Bangor and Dixmont silt loam soils—suitable for pasture, gardens, food plots, or small-scale farming. Whether you're interested in homesteading, attracting wildlife, or simply enjoying the diverse forest, this land has the soil, water, and elevation features to support your vision. One of the most unique features of the property is direct access to the Mount Chase Trailhead adjacent to its western border. This trail leads through forested terrain for approximately 1.75 miles to the 2,439-foot summit, offering breathtaking views and a rewarding backcountry hiking experience. Imagine walking from your cabin straight to a mountain summit—no need to drive anywhere. Located just 4.5 miles (as the crow flies) from Shin Pond Village, this property sits in the heart of one of Maine’s most treasured recreational areas. Snowmobilers, ATV riders, and wilderness enthusiasts know this region for its proximity to Baxter State Park, Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, Shin Ponds, Grand Lake Matagamon, and the East Branch of the Penobscot River. Anglers and paddlers will also appreciate the nearby Seboies River. Despite the remote setting, services are within reach—only 9 miles to Patten, 39 miles to Houlton, and approximately 1 hour 35 minutes to Bangor via Route 11 and I-95. This is an opportunity to own a truly special parcel of land with elevation, water, timber, and recreational access. Whether for a weekend escape or a full-time off-grid lifestyle—this property is ready for your next chapter.

If you’ve been dreaming of a private retreat surrounded by Maine’s majestic mountains and unspoiled wilderness, this 150± acre off-grid property in Mount Chase might be exactly what you’ve been looking for. Tucked at the southern base of the Mount Chase range, this expansive, forested property offers a combination of seclusion, natural beauty, and versatility. Whether you’re seeking a remote homestead, a timberland investment, a hunting property, or a recreational getaway, this parcel checks all the boxes. Located on Mountain Road in the small town of Mount Chase, this land sits adjacent to Wardsworth and Bald Mountains, with the trailhead to 2,439-foot Mount Chase located right at the northern boundary of the property. Hike the nearly 1.75-mile forested trail and take in sweeping views from the summit. The land itself is a mix of mature hardwoods and softwood stands, home to towering trees, stone walls from an earlier era of farming, and spring-fed mountain creeks winding through the landscape. Elevations range from 880 to 1,080 feet above sea level, with more than 50% of the soils composed of Bangor and Dixmont silt loams — ideal for growing trees, restoring pasture, or cultivating crops in flatter areas. At the heart of the property is a cozy off-grid cabin set on pressure-treated posts and concrete pads. A dug well provides water, and a nearby storage shed adds extra functionality. The structure offers a rustic base for your adventures or future improvements, and it’s perfectly situated for use during hunting season or as a recreational camp year-round. The area surrounding Mount Chase is rich in natural and cultural history. Once home to native Penobscot and Maliseet peoples and later settled by homesteaders in the 1830s, the region remains one of Maine’s best-kept secrets. Outdoor recreation abounds with quick access to Baxter State Park’s 209,000 acres, the Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, and countless lakes, ponds, and rivers including the East Branch of the Penobscot and Seboeis River. Whitewater paddling, native trout and salmon fishing, and backcountry hiking are all within easy reach. This 150± acre retreat is a rare opportunity to own a large parcel in one of Maine’s most scenic and adventure-filled locations. Don’t miss your chance to make it yours.

This 45-acre property in Kingman Township offers a simple, private retreat for those who appreciate the outdoors. The land features over 1460 feet of frontage on Chipper Road and also borders Crossunctic Stream. Direct access to the snowmobile and ATV trail! The camp is 480 square feet, wired for a generator, heated by a wood stove, and has a propane range for cooking. Located in a quiet area with fewer than 200 residents, this property is ideal for hunters or anyone looking for a peaceful spot in the woods. While very private, it's not far from basic necessities, a couple of small grocery stores are nearby. For more amenities, Lincoln is less than an hour away and has grocery stores, hardware, restaurants, and a hospital. Millinocket is about an hour away, and Bangor is a little over an hour's drive. Kingman Township is surrounded by many outdoor opportunities. The Mattawamkeag River runs through the area, and there are plenty of hiking trails, lakes, and ponds nearby. The property offers a chance to enjoy the woods and water without being too remote. This place is straightforward, a basic camp on your own 45 acres. It's not a luxury retreat, but it's well-suited for someone looking for a traditional hunting spot or a quiet getaway in nature.

If you’re searching for a prime Maine hunting property with seclusion, wildlife, and readiness for immediate use, this 152± acre tract in Carroll Plantation delivers. Located just over four miles off the pavement on Sheepskin Road, this remote yet accessible property has been thoughtfully managed for both recreation and long-term timber value. It’s an ideal setup for serious hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and those seeking an off-grid getaway. This is not just raw land—it’s a developed hunting retreat featuring a centrally located food plot with an elevated blind, three 2-person tree stands in key positions, and a small creek that provides a natural draw for game throughout the year. With elevations ranging from 600 to 660 feet above sea level and a mix of upland and surrounding wetlands, the landscape naturally funnels whitetail deer, black bear, and upland birds through the heart of the property. The soils—Plaisted and Dixmont loams—cover about 50% of the land and are excellent for supporting both wildlife food plots and homesteading projects. Whether you’re looking to expand the habitat, grow your own food, or simply enjoy the forest, this property offers excellent versatility. It is enrolled in Maine’s Tree Growth tax program with a forest management plan already in place, offering long-term timber value and reduced taxes. Though it feels like a true backwoods retreat, services are not far. Springfield is only 8 miles away for gas and basic supplies, and Lincoln—offering shopping, restaurants, and a hospital—is less than 30 miles. For out-of-state buyers, Bangor International Airport is just 78 miles away. Recreational opportunities are abundant. Within an hour’s drive, you can access world-class lakes like Spednic, East Grand, and the West Grand Lake chain. Plus, the surrounding region boasts hundreds of thousands of acres of conservation lands open to public use for hunting, fishing, ATVing, and more. Whether you're chasing trophy bucks, looking for bear, bird hunting, or dreaming of your own off-grid escape, this Carroll Plantation timberland offers unmatched potential. It’s rare to find a parcel this well-prepared and well-positioned in the Maine woods. 📍 Contact us today to learn more or schedule a showing of this exceptional Maine hunting and timberland property.

Escape to your own piece of Maine wilderness with this cozy cabin set on 20 surveyed acres along the banks of B Stream in Houlton. Offering 550 feet of stream frontage, this property is a dream for outdoor enthusiasts, with endless opportunities to fish right from your land or hunt the abundant wildlife that call this area home. The cabin is equipped with power, a drilled well, and septic system, making it ready for comfortable stays. Inside, you'll find a functional kitchen, a full bathroom, and an electric fireplace that keeps the space warm during three seasons. With a more permanent heat source installed, this could easily become your year-round retreat. Located just 1 hour and 45 minutes from Bangor International Airport and 6.5 hours from Boston, this property is far enough away for true peace and quiet yet close enough for long weekend getaways. Houlton, the county seat of Aroostook County, is known for its welcoming community, Houlton Farms Dairy, and its rich recreational offerings including fishing, hunting, ATVing, and snowmobiling on ITS 86, a major trail drawing thousands of sledders each winter. For even more adventure, East Grand Lake and its surrounding waterways are less than 30 miles away, while the north entrance to Baxter State Park is within 50 miles, giving you direct access to some of Maine’s best hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. Whether you’re seeking a seasonal hunting and fishing base or a quiet future homestead, 176 Front Ridge Road is ready to help you build your Maine dream.

Bradford is a quiet, country town, but still close to everything. This 16.5± acre parcel offers a great combination of privacy, accessibility, and natural beauty. With 768± feet of paved road frontage and power available at the roadside, this property provides a strong foundation for a variety of uses, from building your dream home to creating a private hunting retreat or timber investment. Just 35 minutes from both the Bangor and Old Town/Orono areas, and only 5 minutes from everyday essentials at the Bradford General Store, this land strikes a perfect balance between rural seclusion and convenience.  Just over an hour from Moosehead Lake, this property is a great location for your base camp. One of the standout features of the lot is its impressive 700± feet of frontage on the West Branch of Dead Stream. While the stream adds serene views and a touch of wildlife habitat, the land is high and dry, offering peace of mind and flexibility when planning construction. Elevations range from 220 to 270 feet above sea level, and the land is wooded with a 65 year old pine plantation, this healthy stand of timber is estimated to be between 80,000 and 100,000 board feet of pine. The shape of the lot is highly desirable, wide and mostly rectangular, making it easier to plan a driveway, structure sighting, and recreational areas without wasted or awkward space. Whether you’re looking to homestead, build a camp, invest in timberland, or simply enjoy your own private slice of Maine wilderness, this property checks many of the right boxes. With year-round access on a town-maintained road, this raw piece of land is a blank canvas with real potential. The location makes for an easy commute to larger towns and amenities while still offering the peace and quiet many buyers seek. Whether you envision a cozy cabin near the stream, a modern home tucked away among the trees, or simply a recreational escape with excellent hunting and wildlife-watching opportunities, this Bradford property is ready to support your vision.

If you've been dreaming of a cabin in the North Maine Woods but have been discouraged by high prices or the limitations of leased land, you're going to want to see this one. Welcome to 32 Nuthatch Lane in Greenfield, Maine—a rare opportunity to own a spacious off-grid cabin with nearly 26 acres of forest, stream frontage, and direct access to one of Maine’s best-kept secrets for outdoor recreation: the Stud Mill Road corridor. This cabin sits in the heart of a wilderness area that rivals the feel of the North Maine Woods, but without the excessive drive time from civilization. Originally developed in the 1970s by the St. Regis Paper Company, the Stud Mill Road is a public access logging road that cuts through hundreds of thousands of acres of Maine wilderness. From your doorstep, you’ll have direct access to this vast network of trails and lands, perfect for hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, and exploring. CABIN Set well back from the road for privacy, the 28x32 two-story cabin offers just over 1,700 square feet of living space. Built around 1988, it features three bedrooms and two bathrooms—one on each level. The home is designed for off-grid living with a simple solar system, generator hookup, drilled well, and a septic system already in place. A full basement with garage door access makes for excellent storage and workshop space. LAND The land includes approximately 600 feet of frontage on Sunkhaze Stream, as well as about 580 feet on Pickerel Pond Road. It features a mix of Howland and Thorndike soils and a healthy variety of native trees. Elevations range from 190 to 250 feet above sea level, and a long private driveway adds to the seclusion. AREA INFO You’re just 1.5 miles from Sunkhaze Meadows National Wildlife Refuge—11,400 acres of protected wetlands and woodlands filled with hiking trails and wildlife sightings. Alligator Lake, a deep cold-water fishery, is only 18 miles away, and the University of Maine’s flagship campus in Orono is under 15 miles. Whether you’re looking for a full-time off-grid lifestyle, a recreational getaway, or a place to gather with family and friends surrounded by nature, this property checks all the boxes. With annual property taxes of $1,248 for 2025. Don’t miss this unique and private retreat just 23 miles from Bangor and within reach of Portland and Boston.

Are you looking for a quiet and private lakefront getaway in Central Maine? Welcome to 21 Spruce Point Road in Lowell—12.52± acres on the shores of Eskutassis Lake, one of the area’s best kept secrets. Whether you're dreaming of building a seasonal retreat or a year-round lake house, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion, recreation, and accessibility.  Eskutassis Lake encompasses 876 acres with a maximum depth of 40 feet, and it’s well known for its warm water fishery, producing trophy smallmouth bass and plentiful white perch. With no public boat launch, the lake remains peaceful and quiet, used mostly by camp owners. The 355 feet of private lake frontage at this lot includes a sand-bottom swim area—ideal for kids, kayakers, and anyone who enjoys a refreshing dip in the summer sun. The land itself is surveyed and offers over 1,800 feet of frontage on Varney Hill and Spruce Point Roads. A driveway is already in place, over 500 feet long, leading to a cleared building site that’s ready for your vision. The lot has been previously soil tested (though a new test will be required), and the back portion of the property provides potential for division—use it for family or consider it as a long-term investment opportunity. Beyond the lot, the region is a four-season outdoor paradise. From the property, you have direct access to thousands of miles of maintained ATV and snowmobile trails. Within just a 10-mile radius, you'll find 19 other lakes and ponds, not to mention the Penobscot River. Less than 20 miles away lies the Duck Lake Public Reserved Land Unit and the vast Nicatous Lake Conservation Easement—over 52,000 combined acres of permanently protected forestland and lakeshores, thanks to a partnership between the Robbins Family of Robbins Lumber and the State of Maine. Convenience meets wilderness here, with downtown Lincoln only 15.7 miles away, offering shopping, hospital services, and more. Bangor International Airport is just an hour’s drive, and you can reach Portland in under three hours or Boston in less than five. This 12.52± acre lakefront parcel offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful piece of Maine with real recreational value, development potential, and long-term peace of mind.

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

Welcome to the heart of eastern Maine’s unspoiled wilderness. If you’re searching for a private, off-grid retreat where the only sounds are the wind in the trees and water moving through a brook, you’ll want to explore this 46.3± acre forested property in Lakeville. Tucked away deep in the woods and well off the beaten path, this is a place to reconnect with nature and enjoy total solitude. There’s no road noise here, no traffic, no nearby airports—just peace, forest, and water.  LAND This surveyed parcel features approximately 1,200 feet of frontage on both Spaulding Brook and an unnamed tributary that flows toward Spaulding Pond. With rolling topography ranging from 560 to 700 feet above sea level, the land offers scenic elevation changes with potential for views and diverse build sites. The soils, primarily Plaisted and Howland per NRCS maps, are well-suited to growing trees and perhaps some crops, though rocky areas and slopes make this less ideal for large-scale farming. Instead, the true value here lies in timber potential, recreation, and a wilderness lifestyle. LOCATION The property is accessed by a private road maintained by the Sysladobsis Lot Owners Association, which ensures consistent road access to your retreat. From here, Springfield’s gas and convenience store is just under 10 miles away, while Lincoln—with full services including groceries, restaurants, and healthcare—is about 45 minutes by vehicle. Bangor, Portland, and even Boston are reachable within a few hours for those planning extended stays or seasonal visits. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS For outdoor enthusiasts, the surrounding area is beckoning. Lakeville lives up to its name with an abundance of water: you’ll find nearby foot access to Lombard Lake, Upper and Lower Pug Lakes, and Upper Sysladobsis Lake. Popular larger lakes like Junior, Scraggly, and Sysladobsis are also close by. A network of private roads links up to maintained snowmobile and ATV trails, giving you access to hundreds of miles of exploration. Whether you're looking to build a seasonal cabin, enjoy hunting and fishing, or simply want to own a piece of Maine to escape to, this property offers a rare combination of water frontage, privacy, and value. With annual property taxes around $75, this land won’t last long.

Escape to the peace and privacy of the Maine woods with this charming off-grid log-sided cabin, nestled on 13 heavily wooded acres in Burlington—just a short drive from the serene shores of Madagascal Pond. Surrounded by nature and tucked behind a locked gate on Wilderness Way, this property offers an exceptional level of privacy, security, and seclusion. The cabin is cozy and well-insulated, featuring one bedroom on the main floor and a spacious loft bedroom above—perfect for family or guests. A screened-in front porch spans the front of the cabin, providing a relaxing space to enjoy the sights and sounds of the forest. Inside, a direct vent propane heater ensures year-round comfort. For the outdoor enthusiast, this location is a dream. The property offers direct access to the extensive ATV trail system, ideal for exploring Maine’s backwoods. You’ll also enjoy access to a private sand beach on Madagascal Pond, known for its great swimming, boating, and fishing opportunities. The 13-acre lot is not only scenic but practical—providing ample firewood for years to come. In the evenings, gather around the campfire to roast s’mores, share stories, and marvel at the star-filled Maine sky. Though off-grid, modern conveniences are within easy reach. Lincoln is just 30 minutes away and offers Walmart, Dunkin' Donuts, restaurants, a hospital, and other essential services. Bangor and its international airport are only about 1 hour and 15 minutes away, and Boston is roughly 4 hours and 40 minutes south. If you're seeking a rustic retreat with the perfect mix of privacy, recreation, and natural beauty, this cabin is a must-see. Schedule your private showing today and discover your off-grid escape in the heart of Maine.

Here’s a beautiful opportunity right here in Aroostook County. Located in the peaceful town of Macwahoc Plantation, with a population of under 100, this 13.58-acre homestead offers a beautiful blend of open fields, wooded privacy, and well-kept landscaping that wraps the home in comfort and charm. If you’re craving a quieter, more self-sufficient lifestyle, this property delivers. Imagine starting a small farm, raising animals, or simply enjoying the land and privacy. The property includes a workshop, 3 car heated attached garage and a detached, heated 4+ car garage with full storage above, making it perfect for hobbies, equipment, or extra space. Whether you’re a mechanic, craftsman, or outdoor enthusiast, this garage is a dream setup. The location gives you the best of both worlds, tucked away in the country, yet within reach of everything you need. Lincoln is just under 30 minutes away, your closest major service town, with shops, restaurants, healthcare, and more. Houlton, with access to the Canadian border, is under an hour away, while Bangor sits just over an hour south for additional amenities, airport travel, and big-box stores. Nature lovers will appreciate being close to Molunkus Stream for kayaking, fishing, or peaceful afternoons by the water. In the Lincoln area alone, you’ll find over nine lakes and ponds, perfect for boating, swimming, or lazy summer days on the shore. The surrounding region also offers access to hunting, hiking, and ATV/snowmobile trails, including the Interconnected Trail System (ITS), providing four-season adventure right out your door. This area is a great outdoor paradise, with Baskahegan Lake, Mattawamkeag Wilderness Park, and even Mount Jefferson Ski Area just a short drive away. In the fall, the foliage turns your landscape into a work of art. In winter, enjoy snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, or a cozy afternoon inside while the snow blankets your land. And with low property taxes, you’ll not only save money, you’ll gain peace of mind. This isn’t just a property you’re buying, it’s a way of life. Quiet, simple, grounded, and peaceful. A place where you can unplug, spread out, and reconnect with what really matters.

This is a rare opportunity to own a truly unique 120± acre property in Whiting, Maine—combining a 94± acre wooded parcel and a stunning 26± acre producing blueberry field with a rustic off-grid camp. With direct access to ATV trails, over 15,000 acres of conservation land surrounding you, and a mix of woods, water, and open field, this property is a recreational and homesteading dream. The land along Route 1 includes approximately 450 feet of road frontage, access to electricity and communications, and a new driveway entrance. A scenic brook flows through the parcel, feeding a picturesque beaver pond tucked into the forest. Across the road lies the 3,000-acre MCHT Rocky Lake Preserve with lake frontage, hiking trails, and hunting access—just one piece of the 15,000+ acres of conserved land that envelop this property. Just up the hill sits the 26± acre blueberry field with sweeping views, multiple small ponds, and a 25x20 insulated camp with generator hookups, a woodstove, and a covered porch—an ideal basecamp for long weekends or future expansion. Whether you’re after outdoor adventure, off-grid living, or an income-generating agricultural asset, this land offers flexibility and long-term potential. Located less than 20 minutes from Machias and close to the bold Cutler coast, this property is accessible, quiet, and full of natural beauty—perfect for hunting, fishing, trail riding, and building your next chapter.

Are you looking for a large, affordable tract of Maine land that’s easily accessible year-round? This 40± acre surveyed property in the unorganized territory of T24 MD, Washington County, offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience. Located along the well-maintained Airline Road (Route 9), this off-grid parcel is nestled in a semi-remote region surrounded by vast stretches of forestland, lakes, rivers, and recreational trails—making it an ideal retreat for outdoor enthusiasts and investors alike.  Good Land What makes this land even more attractive is its location within an unincorporated township, which means your property taxes are among the lowest in the state due to minimal public services. At just \$48.39 for the 2024 tax year, it’s a rare opportunity to own land affordably in one of Maine’s most scenic and wild areas. The parcel features approximately 708 feet of paved road frontage and sits at elevations ranging from 370 to 460 feet above sea level. The soil composition, largely made up of the Skerry and Colonel series, is well-suited to growing eastern hardwoods and eastern white pine. In fact, the property has recently undergone a pre-commercial thinning to enhance future timber growth, offering strong potential as a timber investment. Surrounded by millions of acres of private land with public access, this area is a four-season recreational destination. Snowmobiling, ATVing, hiking, and paddling opportunities abound. Just a short drive away is the 7,000-acre Great Heath MPRL, home to one of Maine’s largest peatland ecosystems and a peaceful paddling route along the Pleasant River. Nearby lakes like Mopang Lake and Pleasant River Lake offer exceptional fishing, boating, and wildlife viewing. Mopang Stream, which drains the lake, is renowned as one of Downeast Maine’s best trout streams. Though you’ll feel worlds away from the bustle of city life, you're still within reach of key destinations—54 miles to Bangor International Airport, 55 miles to Ellsworth, and just 69 miles to Bar Harbor. Even St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada, is only 44 miles away, making a day trip across the border for golf or seafood in St. Andrews easily doable. This Maine land is not only a recreational paradise but a smart investment in timber and off-grid living. Whether you're planning to build a cabin, park an RV, or simply hold the land for future value, this property checks all the boxes for nature, privacy, and potential.

Welcome to 153 Colegrove Road in New Portland, Maine — a true off-grid retreat nestled in the heart of one of the state’s most scenic and adventure-filled regions. If you’ve been searching for a private escape with trail access, beautiful woods, and a cozy cabin to call your own, this might be the perfect fit. Set on approximately 26 acres, this property offers privacy, peace, and direct access to the snowmobile trail making it an ideal basecamp for year-round recreation.  LOCATION New Portland is a quiet town of under 800 people, best known for its historic wire bridge — a rare surviving cable suspension bridge believed to be the last of its kind in the United States. While you’ll feel tucked away in the woods here, you’re still conveniently located. Kingfield, with local shopping, dining, and services, is just eight miles away. Farmington, home to the University of Maine at Farmington and the nearest hospital, is only sixteen miles from the property. The county seat of Skowhegan is twenty-eight miles away, and you can reach the state capital of Augusta in about an hour. Even Portland is under two hours, and Boston is just over three and a half hours from this peaceful cabin. LAND The 26 acres of land rises gently in elevation from 560 to 640 feet above sea level and is a beautiful mix of sandy and stony loam soils, hardwood and softwood trees, and natural features including two small creeks and interior trails for walking, riding, or exploring. A gated driveway ensures your privacy, and the surrounding woods give you the feel of true Maine wilderness while still offering access to modern amenities not far away. MAINE CABIN The cabin itself is a 24 by 24 wood-framed structure with a 6-foot by 24-foot screened-in porch, perfect for morning coffee or winding down in the evening. Inside, you’ll find a simple but functional layout with an open kitchen, dining, and living area, one bedroom on the main floor, and a loft sleeping area above. The cabin is set on concrete posts, has a drilled well already in place, and includes a septic tank, though a leach field will need to be installed for full use. Outside, a fire pit invites you to gather under the stars, and two 20-foot storage containers provide space for tools, gear, and equipment. A shooting berm on site adds to the versatility of the land for sporting use. REGION This location puts you in the heart of western Maine’s outdoor playground. Sugarloaf, Maine’s biggest ski mountain, is just 24 miles away. The Bigelow Preserve and the Appalachian Trail are less than 30 miles from your doorstep. And the Kennebec River — known for paddling, fly fishing, and its healthy populations of brook trout, rainbow, brown, and landlocked salmon — is only a short drive away. Whether you’re looking for a hunting camp, a four-season getaway, or a place to unplug and reconnect with nature, 153 Colegrove Road is the real Maine experience. Don’t miss your opportunity to own this unique off-grid cabin in one of the state’s most beautiful and adventure-rich regions.

If you're someone who loves the outdoors just as much as I do, and you've been looking for a piece of land, maybe to build your dream home on, or just a place to enjoy the outdoors and call your own, this is it. This expansive 104± acre property offers a unique combination of opportunities. From the land to the location, this is not a property you want to miss out on. Located just under 2 hours from Boston, under 1 hour from Portland, and just 30 minutes from Wells Beach and the Atlantic Ocean, a piece of land this size in a central location is a four-leaf clover. North Berwick is as close to it all as you can get without sacrificing the beauty of nature. Located on a quiet road, with power 700± feet away and internet available, you’re all set for success. On the property itself, you have varying timber types with the last harvest being 25± years ago, and varying elevations and soils. Not to mention the 2,500± feet of brook frontage that's coming right from Bauneg Beg Mountain. Game animals will love this, especially with how it flows throughout the property, and so will you. If you love to garden, or maybe looking for a farming homestead, over 60 acres of this property consist of Hermon Sandy Loam and Adams Loamy Sand soils, both known for their moderate farming suitability. North Berwick itself is a town of just under 5,000 residents, offering a balance of small town charm and practical convenience. The town is part of Maine School Administrative District 60 (MSAD 60), which serves students from kindergarten through high school, including Noble High School located right in North Berwick. For everyday needs, there's a local Hannaford supermarket, and for more extensive shopping options, Sanford is just 20 minutes away, featuring retailers like Walmart Supercenter, Marshalls, Lowe's Home Improvement, and Tractor Supply, Healthcare services are accessible, with York Hospital located 25 minutes away. Everything you want and need is right here with this piece. Enjoy the in town convenience, while being in your own private park. Farm, hike, hunt, enjoy, all from your own property. This is the dream property you’ve been looking for, make it a reality.  

Introducing a rare opportunity to own a true legacy property: 1,206± acres of pristine forestland spanning two towns, Eastbrook and Osborn, Maine. With approximately 930 acres located in Eastbrook and 276 acres in Osborn, this vast kingdom parcel offers unrivaled privacy, recreation, and long-term investment potential. Accessed via a 50-foot deeded right-of-way along Hardwood Hill Road, the property is set over 8,000 feet back from the main road, ensuring complete seclusion while still being within easy reach of services and amenities. The land itself boasts a remarkable diversity of terrain, from rolling forests of mixed timber to expansive stretches along Timber Brook, offering over 2 miles of brook frontage, around 13,200 feet, including 9,700 feet that form a natural boundary. In one particularly scenic section, you even own both sides of the brook for approximately 3,500 feet, creating a uniquely private waterfront setting. The soils are primarily Hermon-Monadnock-Peru and Scantic-Lamoine-Peru complexes, fertile, stony soils ideal for forest management, intense grazing, recreation, and wildlife habitat. With elevations ranging between 210 to 280 feet, the landscape presents a harmonious blend of gentle rises, hidden clearings, and old trail networks, including a stunning peninsula area along the marshlands that evokes a sense of true wilderness beauty. This property could easily serve as the foundation for a private family compound, a conservation-minded retreat, or a significant long-term timber investment. Situated just 20 minutes from the full-service town of Ellsworth, owners enjoy immediate access to conveniences such as Northern Light Maine Coast Hospital, L.L. Bean Outlet, Hannaford Supermarket, Walmart, TJ Maxx, Home Depot, and a vibrant local dining scene. Ellsworth offers beloved staples like Helen’s Restaurant, known for homestyle meals and award-winning pies, and Union River Lobster Pot, famous for its fresh seafood and seasonal waterfront dining. Riverside Café serves hearty breakfasts and lunches, while Provender Kitchen + Bar brings a modern touch with fresh, local ingredients. Finn’s Irish Pub offers traditional pub fare and live music, and 86 This! serves creative American cuisine perfect for casual evenings out. Martha’s Diner is another hidden gem popular among locals. Ellsworth is also home to cultural attractions like the Downeast Scenic Railroad and several galleries, making it a lively hub for both everyday needs and leisure. The land is also perfectly positioned between Bangor and Bar Harbor, with Bangor International Airport just an hour away for easy regional and national access. Bar Harbor, less than an hour’s drive, offers world-renowned attractions including Acadia National Park’s 150+ miles of hiking trails, Cadillac Mountain’s breathtaking sunrise views, and the historic charm of a downtown that has been a magnet for America’s elite for over a century. Bar Harbor is home to fine dining, yacht storage facilities, and the famed Kebo Valley Golf Club, Maine’s oldest golf course and one of the oldest in the United States. Closer to home, Eastbrook itself is a peaceful rural town incorporated in 1837, known for its abundant natural beauty, rich river heritage, and close proximity to the Downeast Sunrise Trail, a multi-use recreation corridor spanning 86 miles through scenic Hancock and Washington counties. Small nearby towns like Franklin offer convenient stops for groceries, supplies, and even some of the biggest pancakes you’ll ever taste at the Franklin Trading Post. Whether you envision a private retreat, a multi-generational investment to pass down, or a personal wilderness to explore and cherish, this property delivers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. With low property taxes, just over $2,000 per year, and timberland rich with valuable species, it presents both a lifestyle and an asset that will stand the test of time. Property like this only comes around a few times in a lifetime. This is your chance to own over 1,200 acres of Maine’s finest. Contact us today to learn more and schedule a personal tour of this incredible piece of Downeast Maine.

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

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

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

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