Property Description
Are you yearning for a tranquil escape to a remote off-grid sanctuary? Whether you dream of parking your RV, constructing a cozy cabin, establishing a self-sufficient homestead, or simply seeking a base for your Maine wilderness adventures, your search ends here. Welcome to 22± acres of pristine natural beauty in Brownville, Maine, where you can immerse yourself in the serenity of the wilderness, all within an hour’s drive from the city of Bangor.
Location
Brownville A picturesque town of 1,100 residents known for its welcoming community, historic railroad station in Brownville Junction, Wildwoods Restaurant, extensive ATV and snowmobile trails, vast forests, and abundant Maine wildlife.
– Only 7 miles from Milo, offering convenient access to a grocery store, restaurants, gas stations, hardware, and building supplies.
– A mere 45 miles from the vibrant city of Bangor, with its regional airport just 42 miles away, ensuring easy connectivity.
– You’re also 150 miles from Portland and 254 miles from Boston, making this property an ideal escape from the city hustle in just a few hours’ drive.
Land Features
– Spanning 22± acres, this property boasts an impressive 2,500± feet of frontage along Alder Brook and another small unnamed tributary to Alder Brook, which meanders for 8-9 miles before joining the Piscataquis River, part of the Penobscot River system—a haven for wild brook trout and waterfowl.
– With approximately 1,700 feet of frontage along Smith Road, you have numerous options to select the perfect site for your development dreams.
– Elevations range from 450 to 500 feet above sea level.
– Per NRCS mapping, the soil composition consists of the Danforth-Masardis-Peacham association, known for its depth and variation, making it ideal for trees, wildlife habitat, and potential pastureland, but not suitable for farming.
Nearby Points of Interest
– A short 2.6-mile drive takes you to a boat landing on the breathtaking Schoodic Lake.
– The pristine Pleasant River, where the East and West Branches merge just north of this property in Brownville.
– Access the Piscataquis River just a couple of miles south in the town of Milo.
– Venture 21 miles to the Northern Maine Woods (NMW) Entrance at KI, where you can explore the Katahdin Ironworks State Historic Site, Gulf Hagas (Maine’s Grand Canyon), and the 100-mile wilderness of the Appalachian Trail between Monson and Mt. Katahdin.
– Don’t forget to visit the Brownville Deer Pantry, just 8 miles west on Rips Road, for an unforgettable wildlife experience.
Endless Possibilities
– Create your dream cabin and embrace the tranquility of this serene landscape.
– Enjoy fishing in the nearby waterways, hunting in the vast wilderness, and exhilarating ATV and snowmobile adventures right from your property.
– Consider establishing a self-sufficient homestead or explore the potential for timber investment, perfect for producing firewood.
Don’t miss your chance to make this “Escape to the Maine Woods” your reality.