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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.

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.

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.

40+ acres on the hill overlooking Meddybemps Lake offers you some pretty amazing sunsets from the property.  Well and septic were put in place June of 2024 and a gravel pad added for the current home. This property awaits your dream house in the future! Being surrounded by blueberry fields and more woodland, this 40+ acre lot offers a great opportunity for your own woodlot and hunting grounds. Current home consists of a 2006 10 x 12 Breckenridge park model camper with a  30 x 12 stick built addition done in June of 2024. The small town of Meddybemps was first settled in 1812 and was incorporated 2/20/1841, the current population is about 136 people. The name Meddybemps comes from the Passamaquoddy nation, and it means “Plenty of Alewives” as per the Sipayik Tribal Government.  Meddybemps lake was noted even as far back as the early 1900’s as being a major hunting and fishing destination for the “sports.”  The lake is still very popular for fishing, both summer and ice fishing along with just people enjoying boating and water skiing on the lake.   Meddybemps lake is 6765 acres and has a depth up to 58 feet. This is a great area of the state for anyone who enjoys the outdoors and this property would lead itself well as a nice hunting property where it is surrounded by blueberry fields and close to lakes. The wooded lot does have some old logging roads running through it.  You ware close to the access point at Ayers Junction for the “Downeast Sunrise Trail”, that connects all the way to Ellsworth and is open to skiing, snowmobiles, ATV’s, horseback riding etc.  This is a great trail system that is very well maintained. Quoddy Head State Park at 973 South Lubec Rd in Lubec offers stunning views of the coast and the famous red and white striped lighthouse being a part of the 541-acre state park. There are 5 miles of trails that showcase the forest, wetlands and coastal views. Situated between Dennys Bay and Cobscook Bay, the 191-acre Reversing Falls Preserve provides spectacular views of the largest set of tidal falls on the Maine coast. The word ‘Cobscook’ is the aptly described Maliseet-Passamaquoddy tribal word for “boiling tides”. Although the water is cold throughout the year, the churning tides often provide a visual illusion that they are boiling. Between the Reversing Falls Preserve and Falls Island a huge underwater ledge creates the falls. The dramatic tides in the bay rise and fall up to 24 feet every 6.4 hours. There are nice trails to hike here.

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.

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.

Forest retreat on 128.8 acres. This sweet log cabin would make an amazing vacation spot for anyone looking to get away from it all, into the serenity of nature or even a weekend hunting property. Sit on the front porch and listen to the sounds of nature. The cabin is currently a one-room space, but could be sectioned off to add a bathroom. They currently use a privy. There is power on the road. This property is on a town-maintained road. There are 1850 feet of frontage on Lowell Brook running through the property. This stream originates from Lowell Lake, within walking distance. This cabin is also within minutes of Bottle Lake. Bottle Lake is 281 acres and connects to Junior Lake. You can launch a boat and go fishing for perch and bass all summer long. The land this cabin sits on is some great hunting land. It's easily walkable. Carroll Plantation, Maine, is just 30 minutes from Lincoln with its grocery stores, hardware stores, Walgreens, Walmart, hotels, restaurants, and hospital. Bangor is about an hour away, and Bangor has more large home improvement stores and some great entertainment. Portland is about 3 hours away, and Boston is about 4.5 hours away. Come take a look at this great property today.

Northfield, 41 wooded acres with 1330 feet on the East side of Long Lake. This property is on both sides of the Long Lake Road and offers a few choices for you to build and establish yourself quite the off-grid homestead if you should choose to do so. The road does have utility easements in place should power ever be run to the lot, but at this time it is off grid. Northfield was first settled in 1825 and incorporated in 1838. The population is about 181. The area is known for its lakes and outdoor recreation opportunities. This property offers easy access to miles of trails for snowmobile and 4 wheelers as well as access to the lake for your fishing and canoe pleasure. As a part of the AOS 96 school system, Northfield students have their choice of several elementary and high schools in the area. Within about a half hours drive you will come to Machias for grocery shopping and your other needs. There are several building supply companies, a hardware store and other basic needs... gift shops, area restaurants, the University, and the hospital. Public beaches at Roque Bluffs state park offer both a freshwater pond and the long sand beach for enjoyment. Jasper Beach in Machiasport is another popular destination in the area, along with a visit to Fort O'Brian where the capture of the Margaretta happened during the first battle of the American Revolution.

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.

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.

Wesley off grid chalet on 10 acres of land. This well-constructed chalet style home offers all the amenities you could want and still be in a remote setting! Hickory cabinets, 2 bedrooms plus a loft area, radiant heat with wood back up and lots of privacy! Large, covered porches, small private pond and outbuildings, this property has what it takes to make this a year-round homestead or your prized weekend getaway. Located in the town of Wesley with a population of about 130 people this property is about a half hours drive out of Machias, 30 miles from Calais and the St Stephens NB boarder crossing and about an hour and half drive to Bangor.  Just over 300 miles to Boston.  Close enough to be a weekend getaway…. But far enough to offer a lot of privacy if that is what you are after. Wesley was incorporated January 24th 1833, and named after John Wesley, the founder of the English Methodist movement. Otter lake has a public access lot at # 510 and the public lot on Long lake is # 112, that one has a nice spot to put in a boat. Both lakes have good fishing, and the area is popular for hunting as well with a couple of guide services working out of the subdivision.  This is a great area for anyone who enjoys ATV’s, Snowmobiles, or any outside activity any time of the year. Wesley is close to Machias and the coast, easy travel to public beaches at Roque Bluffs state park with its long sand beach and the freshwater pond across the road from the ocean. There are some beautiful walking trails there as well to enjoy.   Machiasport has Fort O’Brian State park as well as Jasper Beach with its rolling tides and the sound of the water rushing over the rocks.  Machias is the county seat and holds a lot of history for those who are interested in that. The first battle of the American Revolution was there and the history available to study can keep anyone pretty busy! A visit to Burnham Tavern is a great place to start on Colonial Way in Machias.  Wesley itself has a pretty impressive historical society housed in what was the Wesley Corner School on Rt 9.  This building is open to the public a lot of weekends and anyone may call to set up a tour if they cannot hit it when it is open. The property is about an hours drive from Lubec and the famous lighthouses in that area, as well as the many hiking trails there and along the Bold Coast in Culter.  The Moosehorn wildlife refuge is only a little more than a half hours drive away that offers thousands of acres of trails to hike or horseback ride on. They do open some roads to cars in the fall to enjoy the changing leaves.

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.

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.

This 140± acre piece of land in the small town of Bradford is the perfect place for someone looking for a private place to build their home and maybe do some hobby farming, or someone who’s looking for a spot to build a hunting/getaway camp.  Bradford is situated in the heart of rural Penobscot County and offers easy access to major services and some of Maine's most scenic destinations.  The land offers a perfect blend of quiet seclusion and year-round accessibility. With 600± feet of paved road frontage, power available at the road, and gently rolling elevations of 270–285 feet above sea level, the land is well-suited for everything from a recreational getaway to the site of your future home or camp. The property itself is a hunter’s dream. A mix of soils, including Scantic Biddeford, Braylon Colonel, and Colonel Turnbridge, supports a variety of growth, and a natural bog acts as both a buffer for privacy and a magnet for game. Moose, deer, and other wildlife are commonly seen here, drawn to the area’s cover and water sources. Bradford is an ATV and snowmobile-friendly town, adding to the recreational value of this location.  Whether you want to spend crisp fall mornings in a tree stand, explore the land on a four-wheeler, or snowshoe through fresh powder in winter, this property makes it easy to enjoy Maine’s outdoors in every season. Nearby Peaks-Kenny State Park is an 813 acre park on the south shore of Sebec Lake, offering a great day trip swimming at the sand beach.  Located just 40 minutes northwest of this parcel.  Moosehead Lake in the town of Greenville is an easy day trip just 1 hour 15 minutes to the northwest. Although a rural setting, conveniences are nearby. Corinth, only 20 minutes away, covers everyday needs with a grocery store, gas, and a couple of restaurants. For bigger trips, Bangor is just 40 minutes, offering hospitals, major retail, chain dining, concerts at the Maine Savings Amphitheatre, and the historic downtown waterfront. With its size, location, and variety of uses, this Bradford property is more than just acreage; it’s the perfect spot for your Maine dream 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 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.

Here is a Maine Vacation dream location, a chance to own your very own beach! This 32.35-acre property on Madagascal Pond offers an unmatched combination of privacy, space, and shoreline. With 584 feet of sandy beachfront, superior even to the well-known Boy Scout Beach, this is one of the most exceptional parcels on the pond. The waterfront is gradual and inviting, making it ideal for swimming, launching a kayak, or enjoying the views across the 750-acre pond. Madagascal Pond is known for its warm waters in the summer, a maximum depth of 35 feet, and healthy fish populations that include bass, perch, and trout. The location itself is a combination of a remote setting with enough open water to accommodate a variety of recreational uses, from fishing and boating to paddleboarding and wildlife watching. The property has been in the same ownership since 1998 and has been well cared for. Improvements include an Amish-built cabin constructed in 2017, providing a comfortable and sturdy base for your time on the property. This is not a “COVID cabin” build, it was planned and constructed well before the recent surge in demand for small cabins. The main cabin is complemented by a bunkhouse built in 2023, offering extra sleeping space for guests or family members. A boat ramp is also in place, giving you direct, convenient access to the water. Everything you need is already here except for a grill! The land is fully surveyed, with a mix of wooded areas and open spaces that provide opportunities for trails, additional structures, or simply preserving the natural beauty. The property’s size and layout ensure a high level of privacy, with no immediate neighbors intruding on your experience. Despite its secluded feel, you are under 30 minutes from the town of Lincoln. Lincoln offers a hospital, restaurants, and a range of shopping options, making it easy to access services and supplies when needed. Burlington is the definition of a small-town, with a population of under 400, adding to the sense of quiet and escape. Properties with sandy frontage of this scale and quality on Madagascal Pond, or any body of water in Maine, are truly unique, and once in a life time. The combination of extensive sandy shoreline, large acreage, existing improvements, and surveyed boundaries, make it truly one of a kind. This much acreage on the water by itself, is rare enough, but combined with everything else it has to offer, it’s truly something. Whether you’re seeking a private retreat, a recreational base, or an investment in a distinctive piece of Maine waterfront, this property offers a unique opportunity.

Here’s a setup that’s perfect for hunters or the traditional outdoors enthusiast in the quiet wilderness of Carroll Plantation. 44-acres of wooded property offering the perfect setting for a traditional hunting trip or a rustic, private camping experience. With a population of fewer than 200 people, Carroll Plantation delivers unmatched privacy while still keeping you within reach of essential amenities. The property is off-grid and features a small one room cabin built in 2021, built for just the necessities and simplicity. A sturdy metal roof ensures long-lasting protection with minimal upkeep, while the interior includes a wood stove for heat and a propane stove and refrigerator for cooking and living. Step outside to a small porch, the ideal spot to take in the peace and quiet of your surroundings.  The property includes direct access ATV trails, offering easy exploration of the land and a convenient link to the region’s wider trail network. If you’re here for hunting, riding, or simply unwinding in nature, the terrain and location make it an excellent year-round getaway. Traveling wise, Boston is about 5 hours and 40 minutes, and from Bangor, closest city and airport, you’re just over an hour away. The closest service town of Lincoln, is only 25 minutes from the property, giving you a perfect balance of seclusion and convenience. Lincoln offers everything you need while you’re staying. Walmart, Hannaford, hardware stores, a recreational vehicle dealer, Marden’s, and more. For dining, you’ll find familiar names like Wendy’s, McDonald’s, and Dunkin’ Donuts alongside local favorites such as Wing Wah, Forester’s, and Gilmore’s. Lincoln also serves as the area’s hospital hub and provides access to two popular public beaches, Prince Thomas Park right in town on Mattanawcook Lake, and Morgan’s Beach just 15 minutes away from Lincoln on Cold Stream Pond. Plus, the area is home to 7 named bodies of water in the Lincoln Lakes Region. Whether your vision is early mornings in the woods tracking game, afternoons cruising the ATV trail, or evenings by the wood stove, this property delivers the privacy, natural beauty, and convenience to make your time in this place truly unforgettable.

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.