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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.

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.

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.