The East Grand Lake waterfront camp located at 295 Dark Cove Rd is lakeside living at its best.  It is located on Dark Cove and has nice deep-water frontage for docking a boat.  It is located at the quiet end of the lake.  The lot is level and well landscaped and the newly built cottage is built on a grandfathered location so it is just 30 feet from the lakeshore.  The cottage is a contemporary design with an open floor plan.  The interior floor plan flows very well and the wall of double-pane windows looking out over the lake provide great views all year long.  There are two bedrooms on the first floor with a full bath and combination kitchen, dining and living area.  Upstairs is a sleeping loft for additional guests’ accommodations.  There is a drilled well, full septic and utility power which together make this property a seasonal cottage that you could and may live at all year long.  Call today, before this one gets away.

Located in the town of Weston along the shores of East Grand Lake this is a rural area that embraces outdoor recreation.  There are approximately 220 year long residents in Weston.   Weston has many miles of shore along East Grand Lake.   Seasonal cottages and year-round homes are found along the shores of this cold-water fishery.

Recreational opportunities abound year-round with fishing, hunting, hiking, leaf peeping, snowmobiling, ATVing and snowshoeing.  Thousands of acres of undeveloped woodland around the lakes in Weston provide hunting, hiking and recreational vehicle riding opportunities.  Miles of ATV and snowmobile trails provide off-road opportunities nearly all year long.  Located only 32 miles from Houlton, it is just a short drive to the healthcare, dining, shopping and entertainment options that can be found in Aroostook County’s seat.

East Grand Lake is one of Maine’s largest lakes.  It is nearly 16,000 acres in size and over 120 feet deep.  It has an average depth of 28 feet and if you were to try to boat along its perimeter you would travel over 78 miles.  East Grand Lake is a border water between Maine and New Brunswick, Canada.  It is a cold-water fishery and has a healthy population of lake trout, landlocked salmon, brook trout and several other species of fish.  Open water and ice fishing opportunities are enjoyed by anglers from all over New England and Eastern Canada.