MLS Number 1577375

• Residential
• Bedrooms 5
• Bathroom 2
• Square Feet 2,203
• Acreage 8.09

Located in the North Maine Woods area of Maine is a 2300 square foot deer camp situated on 8± acres of river front land in Estcourt Station, Maine.  Frontier Road Deer Camp, is a comfortable yet rustic home in a very remote location.  Estcourt Station is the most northern point in Maine, and accessing Estcourt Station from the US is gained through either the Little Black or Dickey gates in the town of Allagash.  From either of these gates, you will pass along 40 miles of logging roads to the outpost location of Estcourt Station.  The property is right on the Maine/Quebec border with the home and land existing in Maine and the street in front of the home being in the village of Pohenegamook Quebec.  You can also access the property by crossing into Canada in Fort Kent, and traveling west to Pohenegamook Quebec and arriving at 1135 Rue De La Frontier which is the address of Frontier Road Deer Camp. Frontier Road Deer camp was originally a home and general store built in 1952.  The building was purchased and renovated in the early 2000’s into a very comfortable hunting and fishing getaway in the North Maine Woods.  The first floor of the home has an eat in kitchen and dining room, 2 comfortable bedrooms, a full bath and an expansive great room.  The upstairs of the building has not seen any renovations and is a step back in time to the 1970’s. It is currently laid out as 3 bedrooms and a ½ bathroom with some storage on the second floor.  There are also, 2 outbuildings that are in fair condition and could be used as workshops, or storage.  Most deer hunting cabins that I have seen have little in the way of amenities.  Frontier Road Deer Camp has public sewer and water and curbside trash pick up provided by the village of Pohenegamook Quebec.  It also has low-cost electric power provided by HydroQuebec.  This is a recreational property where you do not need to cut and stack firewood, or run a generator to pump water.  When you show up at camp all you need to do is open the door, and turn on the lights.  Everything is here to make your stay comfortable.  The home has a washer, dryer, dishwasher, refrigerator and an electric stove. There is better than 1300 feet of frontage on the Saint Francis River to explore that is part of the property.  The headwaters of the Saint Francis is the outlet of Lake Pohenegamook and a border water with Quebec.  The Saint Francis flows down river through the working forest and into Beau and Glazier Lakes.   The Saint Francis and the lakes have salmon, brook trout as well as musky inhabiting its cold, clear waters.  The U.S. side of the lake is largely undeveloped and surrounded by working forestland which make up the majority of the North Maine Woods area.  The forestland in this part of the state has some of the largest bodied whitetail deer in the country as well as a large population of moose and ruffed grouse.  Snow mobile riding along both Maine and Canadien trails is accessible directly from the property.  If you have been looking for a camp or home in the North Maine Woods, then look closely at Frontier Road Deer Camp.  It is a 4-season home with all the amenities situated directly on the Maine/Quebec border with 8 acres of river front property.  This is an area with an international flair in a rugged mountainous setting in northern Maine.

Listed by United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine

MLS Number 1560799

• Land
• Acreage 9.8

Penobscot River surveyed lot for sale in Medway, Maine. The 9.8 surveyed acre tract of Penobscot River land for sale has nearly 820 feet of frontage along the Penobscot River.  The property has a gravel access road from route 116 to the land that fronts on the Penobscot River.  The lot is heavily wooded with mature hemlock, pine, cedar and some very impressive oak trees.  The land is rolling and is elevated above the river.  Several large level areas would be ideal locations to build a riverfront cabin, home or perhaps a yurt site for a glamping location. The property would make a great private home site along the river or perhaps a set of rental cabins that could provide ongoing rental income from fisherman and vacationers visiting the Katahdin region. The property lies on the southern shore of the Penobscot River, one mile below the confluence of the east and west branches of the Penobscot River.  This section of the Penobscot River lies above Weldon dam in Molunkus township, and below the Medway dam.  The impoundment formed between these two dams extends for nearly eight miles of largely placid water.  This is a great area for boating and fishing for small mouth bass.  Navigating downstream from the property you will come to Salmon Stream which flows into the Penobscot from the north and Pattagumpus Stream which joins the Penobscot from the south.  Both of these streams are great fisheries that are lightly fished.   Downstream from the Medway dam, you will find a pretty good flow of highly oxygenated water, and the fishing can be quite good here at times. The town of Medway is a community of 1200 residents.  Located right off of I-95, Medway is conveniently located.  The nearby towns of East Millinocket and Millinocket have hardware stores, grocery stores and a critical access hospital.  You can find about everything you need right here in the Katahdin region.  Baxter State Park and the North Maine Woods are just up the road.  This is the gateway community to the 3 and ½ million-acre region of Maine called the North Maine Woods. If you have been looking for river front land to build your dream home you will want to check out the 9.8-acre tract on the Penobscot River.  The property has year-round access, utility power available, is high and dry and offers a high degree of privacy.  You could land a float plane here on this section of river to shorten the travel time to your Penobscot River property from wherever you call home.  This is an exceptional parcel of land that you have an opportunity to own.  Call today!

Listed by United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine

MLS Number 1570183

• Residential
• Bedrooms 1
• Bathroom 1
• Square Feet 924
• Acreage 0.93

Located in the low taxed community of Grindstone Township is a 1 bedroom, 1 bath ranch style cottage on nearly an acre of surveyed land.  The comfortable cottage has had a recent general building inspection, and the seller has ticked off several of the items that were noted by the inspector.  The electrical has been updated, a new pressure tank for the well pump is on order and a new Rinnai propane furnace will soon be installed into the open concept cottage.  The mud room entrance has new pine walls and ceiling which really brightened up that room. The house is built on blocks and is capable of year-round habitation.  The bones of the cabin are very good.  The lot itself is nearly an acre in size and has nice frontage on a seasonal tributary stream that flows into the east branch of the Penobscot River a few hundred feet from the property.  Mature trees provide shade in the summer and a wind break in the winter for the cabin.  Frequent visitors to this country home are deer, moose, beaver and river otters.  This is a great location to view wildlife.  Across the road from the property is a logging road that goes back into an area that is very good hunting.  I have seen moose, bear, deer and grouse in that patch of woods that you can walk to that from the property. If you are looking for a comfortable ranch style cabin in a quiet country setting, this is a great one to view.  Whether you are looking for a vacation home or a place to retire to, this property is a good one for that.  Nearby you will find Penobscot River Trails, which is a preserve that is free to the public with walking, biking and cross-country trails.  Just up the road is the Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument as well as the northern entrance to Baxter State Park.  This is a great area to recreate in and is nearby this comfortable cabin.  Call today to arrange your personal viewing of 1140 Grindstone Road.

Listed by United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine