MLS Number 1528370

• Residential
• Bedrooms 1
• MLS Status Active
• Location Rural
• Rooms 1

Located on the banks of the Little Kennebec Bay, this 1 acre lot with bunk house, small camp/cottage and RV lot offers commanding views of the waterfront.  Sit on the little deck of the camp with your morning coffee and watch the sunrise over the bay as the fishermen prepare for their day on the water. Bold Coast Getaway is located just 6 miles off the beaten path from Machias proper.  The lot has been improved with two wells; one dug well and one newer drilled well, an RV pad with hook-ups, a small rustic camp/cottage and a bunk house.  There is easy access to the waterfront to launch your kayaks, beach comb or, if you are really brave, take a dip in the ocean waters! The bunk house offers a composting toilet, on demand hot water heater, outdoor shower/sink and plenty of storage space where the bunks used to be with storage above.  The camp has a little deck overlooking the waterfront, and the interior has power panel and living space.  You can utilize these buildings and RV lot to stay while you build your forever or getaway home OR enjoy just the way it is – make it your own happy place! The town of Machias is the county seat for Washington.  Here you will find a good size grocery store, quaint shops and restaurants and the University of Maine at Machias with its Fitness and Aquatic Center open to the public for a small fee.  In the summer there are a number of festivals to enjoy such as the popular Blueberry Festival held each August and the ever changing play When you do venture away from your own little sanctuary, there are numerous places to explore.  Roque Bluffs State Park with its sandy beach, cool ocean waters and warmer pond is just minutes away.  On those warm summer days, enjoy digging your toes into the warm sand or take a dip into the cool waters of the mighty Atlantic. You can drive in the opposite direction and enjoy Jasper Beach with its mounds of stone tumbled smooth by the waves.  Listen to the water tumbling the stones with the rhythmic ebb and flow of the waves.   These are just two of the numerous public areas to explore. With over 42,000 acres of public lands for hiking, biking, kayaking and boating, there is something for everyone within a 40 minute drive.  Washington County is a lot of things. It is the most gorgeous, has the deepest cargo port, the longest coastline including the Bold Coast, the highest tides, and produces the most lobster and clam landings. What Washington County does not have is lots of traffic lights (only three in the whole county), an interstate, a Red Lobster Restaurant, or poisonous snakes. Known as the Sunrise County, Washington County welcomes the first rays of sun to shine on the US each day. With tides averaging between 18 and 22 feet, the bold, salt-sprayed shoreline of Downeast Maine offers deserted beaches, quiet hiking trails, rugged cliffs, and unnamed beauty. Truly one of the last frontiers on the Eastern seaboard, one does not have to go far to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. With 2 cities, 44 towns, and a population of approximately 32,000, Washington County is larger than the states of Delaware and Rhode Island combined. Something for everyone in beautiful Downeast Maine and coastal Washington County!

Listed by Debbie Holmes of United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine

MLS Number 1527448

• Land
• Property SubType Land
• MLS Status Active
• Acreage 135

Here is your chance to escape the crowds to Piscataquis County on these 135± acres of forested land for sale in Parkman Maine. Stream frontage, mountain views, interior roads and growing timber highlight this acreage. Use this land as a combination timber investment, recreational property and/or an off-grid homestead. THE LAND – Surveyed into three distinct lots of 40+ acres each, the property is being sold as one offering. What this means to you, is should you decide to sell land in the future or gift some property to family, the surveying expense and permitting are done. The landscape on site is slopping hill side with elevations of 580 to 830 FASL. There are many options for building sites on the land because two roads gain access to the northern and southern sides of land. The north road is nearby the stream front and the southern road accesses the height of land with great views of the foot hills and mountains along the Appalachian Trail. The northern 2/3rd’s of the property are primarily forested by hardwood species while the lower 1/3rd along the stream is maple, beach and other hardwoods mixed with spruce, fir, pine, hemlock and cedar. The last commercial harvest was done on the land about 7-8 years ago. Recently, about 16 acres has had precommercial thinning removing less desirable trees to promote improved tree growth of the hardwood stands. WATER FEATURE – This property fronts Carleton Stream for about 2,500 feet. This headwater of the Penobscot River system is a freestone stream. It begins as springs on the north side of Huff Mountain in Wellington Maine and then flows northeasterly to the property before it continues on and enters Kingsbury Stream.  Build a cabin along this remote shore, sit on the front porch and enjoy the sounds of the babbling stream. RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES – Getting away from crowds and enjoying all the outdoors has to offer is what we love most about Maine. Skiing the nearby mountains, fishing for wild brook trout, hiking the 100-mile woods of the Appalachian Trail, challenge your patience and skill hunting for trophy whitetail deer, jump in your ATV to explore hundreds of miles of connected trails; these and many more of these mind mending activities are on or nearby this property. PARKMAN & PISCATAQUIS COUNTY If you are looking for privacy and solitude you need to consider Piscataquis County. This is an area of 4,378 mi² with just 16,836 population. The town of Parkman is located in the southwest corner of the county and is home to just 800 residents. It is quiet and a bit remote, yet not that hard to get to. The property is located about 50 miles from the city of Bangor and less than a 4-hour drive from Boston, Massachusetts.  About 15 miles from the land is the county seat of Dover-Foxcroft. This friendly central Maine town has all the necessities from a hospital and other health care, large and small stores, restaurants and public access to one of the area’s largest lakes and a state park. Other nearby places of interest are the growing community of Monson and the start of the 100-mile woods of the Appalachian Trail, Moosehead Lake is just 28 miles north, the Piscataquis River, Sebec and Schoodic Lakes and countless brooks, streams and ponds are all nearby Parkman. Call today if you need more details or want to schedule a time to see this pretty parcel of land.

Listed by Phil McPhail of United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine

MLS Number 1526500

• Residential
• Bathroom 1
• Full Bath 1
• Bedrooms 2
• MLS Status Active

Your private Maine waterfront escape awaits you.  This solar powered cabin on the banks of the Penobscot River provides all sorts of recreational fun.  The fishing in this section of the river is excellent, with small mouth bass and the occasional trout and salmon.  If you enjoy paddling, the kayaking and canoeing enthusiasts will find miles of scenic waters to explore.  From majestic bald eagles, ducks, and many other bird species, you will have plenty of wildlife to photograph. Situated about 120 feet off the river, is this secluded cabin that has solar power, propane appliances, and propane lights for back up.  The water supply is from a driven point.  The bathroom consists of a shower stall and composting toilet.  The first floor has an open floor plan with an eat in kitchen and propane heater.  The living room has cathedral ceilings and is heated with a wood stove.  Upstairs has two bedrooms on either end of the camp, which are separated by a catwalk.  Small dormers in both bedrooms offer views towards the river. Finishing the cabin is a screened porch overlooking the river and front yard.  The fire pit is ready for memories and smores to be made around the campfire as you gaze at the constellations in the northern sky.  Replace the sounds of traffic with the sounds of nature in this wooded forest that is just shy of 15 acres.  If you enjoy hiking or biking, you will find miles of gravels roads to site see for moose and deer. Take a day trip to Baxter State Park and hike Mount Katahdin located an easy hours drive to the north.  For shopping, restaurants, hospital and other services, travel 35 minutes to the south into the town of Lincoln.  The city of Bangor and the Bangor International Airport is less than 1 hour and 20 minutes to the south.  If you are traveling from Boston, the majority of the trip will be on I-95 and will take less than 5 hours.  You will discover it is well worth the trip.

Listed by Peter McPhail of United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine

MLS Number 1523771

• Land
• MLS Status Active
• Property SubType Land
• Acreage 173

173 +/- acres of Maine forestland with mountain views, streams, paved road frontage, timber and a convenient location. Put this parcel at the top of your list for investment opportunities in 2022 LAND FEATURES: The property has 4,200 +/- feet of paved road frontage on Long Ridge Road. This is a paved town-maintained road. With this much road frontage there is substantial potential for subdivision or gifts lots to family members. An interior gated road, near the center of the land is about ½ mile long and provides access to much of the property interior. NRCS soil mapping indicates the majority of the property to be plaisted stony loams. This soil type is generally well drained. Trees species that do well in this soil include sugar maple, yellow birch, paper birch, eastern white pine, red pine, white spruce, red spruce and balsam fir. The timber on this land is mixed growth early successional forest with patches of older growth pine, hemlock and various hardwoods intermixed. Should you decide to clear some land of trees and stones for homesteading or food plots, the moderately sloped areas should produce hay, pasture and cultivated crops. This is a rolling and slopping parcel with elevations ranging from 360 to 680 +/- feet above sea level. Plan your building site on one of the many level areas near a dramatic elevation change, and you will be rewarded with some beautiful views of the surrounding hills and forest. LOCATION: Burlington is located in central eastern Penobscot County. This rural town has a population of approximately 373. The landscape of Burlington is predominately rolling undeveloped forest land.  The land is located about 11 miles to shopping in the service center of Lincoln and 50 miles from Bangor, northern Maine’s largest city. RECREATION: Burlington is blessed with a lot of outdoor recreational opportunities. It is home to Madagascal Pond, Eskutassis Pond, Little Eskutassis Pond, Saponac Pond, Madagascal Stream and the Passadumkeag River. Miles of waters for paddling, boating, fishing and swimming. Long Ridge Road is an ATV access road, ride from the property to trail head just a couple miles away. Snowmobile trails are nearby. The Nicatous area public reserved lands are 15 minutes away with dozens of ponds and large lakes, undeveloped forests most of which are open for hunting and hiking. ZONING/TAX/SCHOOLS: The town of Burlington has minimal zoning with the exception of shoreland zoning. A simple building permit is all that is needed to start your new home, cabin or business. The mil rate for Burlington was .0174 for 2021. The property is enrolled in the tree growth tax program, taxes on this land were $350 for the 2021 tax year. Most Burlington students attend schools in MSAD 31 and RSU 67, however, they may attend any school of their choosing. INVESTMENT: Along with a growing timber investment, the long road frontage and interior road make it easy to divide and sell lots. The the ease of access along with a lot of nearby lakes, rivers, year-round trails and open forest would make a great location to build rental cabins, yurts or similar glamping businesses. Need more information? Call today for a property information package that includes onsite photos, property disclosures, NRCS soil mapping, deeds, directory of town contacts and distances to points of interest.

Listed by Phil McPhail of United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine

MLS Number 1523382

• Residential
• Bedrooms 7
• MLS Status Active
• Rooms 1
• Acreage 66

Looking for a recreational camp? A home base you can snowmobile/ATV from your front door or harvest a nice deer on your own land? Welcome to this quiet and private camp situation on 66 acres off the North Pond Extension road in Wilton, ME. Originally built in 1999 this 1 bedroom camp is ready to host and entertain for years to come. There is mature timber on the west side of the property and around 1,000’ of elevation in the northwest corner. There is roughly 2,222’ of owned water frontage on Varnum stream and the camp is less than .75 miles from Varnum pond. A quick three hour drive to Boston, MA and an hour and a half from Portland, ME. There is cell phone service and you’re about 15 minutes away from Farmington, ME which has all of your amenities from a big box store to a hospital. If you’re looking for a place to get away and have some fun then come take a look at this 66 acre camp in Wilton, ME.

Listed by Spencer Wood of United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine

MLS Number 1522305

• Land
• Address 00 Off Mill Road
• Property SubType Land
• MLS Status Active
• Acreage 75

Aroostook county hunting land for sale in Benedicta, Maine.  Located in the unorganized community of Benedicta is a 75± acre parcel of timberland.  The parcel is surrounded by other tracts of working forest and farm fields.  The parcel is off-grid as it is about 1.5 miles from utility power.  A private gravel road bisects the property and provides seasonal access to it.  The acreage has been managed as a timber holding and has a good mix of softwood as well as stands of hardwood located on it.  There is a potential for views if a building site were to be cleared of the mature timber. The boundaries of the property are marked with paint on the north, east and west sides of the parcel.  The southern line has some flagging along its boundary.  The parcel is a nice rectangularly shaped property, and has great southern and western exposure for both views as well as an off-grid solar system.  The land has a maximum elevation of 610 feet above sea level and slopes downward to the west to an elevation of 530 feet above sea level.  At the low point on the property a small brook bisects the parcel.  That area has a good stocking of eastern white cedar.  Maple and beach trees are the primary species found at the high point on the property.  The land surrounding the property is largely farm fields and tracts of working forest.  This is a very good property to have a hunting camp or an off-grid home.  The local ATV and snowmobile trails can be accessed from the property, but do not go through the property.  This adds convenience without sacrificing privacy. The outdoor recreation opportunities in the Benedicta area are exceptional.  There are several good trout streams nearby, as well as small lakes and ponds for fishing.  Hunters will find all of Maine’s game animals present.  Moose, deer, and bear can be found as well as small game animals like snowshoe hare, grouse and woodcock.  Recreational vehicle enthusiasts will find some well maintained snowmobile trails that are available from the property.  During the Spring, Summer and Fall ATV trails are nearby as well.  Close by you will find Baxter State Park, Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument as well as Penobscot River Trails.  Benedicta is an unorganized community in southern Aroostook County.  The population of Benedicta is 225 people.  Since Benedicta is unorganized, the property taxes are very low.  The communities of Sherman, Patten and East Millinocket are all short drives where you can find groceries, hardware and other supplies.  Healthcare can be found in Patten, Houlton as well as Millinocket. This property could be a great wood lot as well as an off-grid cabin or homesite.  It has very good access, and lots of privacy.  The outdoor recreational opportunities here are endless.  It is just 4 miles from the interstate and a short drive to area businesses.  Call today to make this property yours.

Listed by Rick Theriault of United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine

MLS Number 1516368

• Land
• MLS Status Active
• Property SubType Land
• Acreage 3669

Why shouldn’t your retreat property also be an investment property? Get the best of both worlds in these 3,669± acres of timberland located in a remote region of the Maine North Woods. Two potential ROIs from this property include the current and future timber and the opportunity to divide and sell some HBU waterfrontage and recreational land. This is rare to find in the North Maine Woods. A 2020 timber inventory is available, call or email for details. LAND DETAILS - The property is nearly rectangular in shape making management easy. This is a rolling parcel with some impressive hills with a lot of early successional hardwoods. It is truly an upland bird paradise. Elevations on site vary from just over 700 feet near the Fish River to 1,080 FASL on North Ridge and 1,240 FASL atop Freeman Ridge. There are vista views for miles from these hillsides. According to the NRCS soil survey the soils of this area consists of Telos-Chesuncook-Ragmuff association and other related glacial tills good for forestry and wildlife. The tree species on this parcel are dominated by the coniferous spruce, fir and cedars and deciduous yellow birch and hard maple. The property fronts along Rocky Brook Road for more than 2 miles. Carr Pond Road intersects the land near the center of the parcel providing another 1 ½ miles of interior road. Unnamed spur roads leading off both Rocky Brook and Carr Pond Roads add an additional 10 miles of interior road system. WATER FEATURES – An estimated 17,000 feet of water frontage includes Fish River, Clayton Stream, Mud Pond Stream, an unnamed pond and an unnamed brook. The frontage along the Fish River makes up the largest percentage of waterfront on the property. It forms the western boundary of the land. The 69-mile-long river forms up on this property and flows northerly through Fish River Lake, Portage Lake and St Froid Lake before it joins up with the St. John River in Fort Kent, Maine. WILDLIFE – The North Maine Woods is probably best known for its abundance of moose. This is one place in the lower 48 where this largest of the world’s deer can be seen on a daily basis. Upland bird hunters know that this is also one of the best areas in the country for ruffed grouse hunting. Whitetail deer are not plentiful, but this remote region is home to the biggest bucks in the northeast. Test your hunting skills tracking a monster buck in the NMW. The NMW is home to the best wild brook trout waters in the US. Trophy square tails are caught here every year. Black bear, pine martin, fisher, fox and more of Maine’s wildlife thrive here as well. ACCESS & LOCATION – T13 R8 WELS is located in a remote region in Aroostook County Maine. This is an unorganized township with few services and low taxes. The road system is used by license with North Maine Woods Incorporated. This organization cooperates with landowners to control access to 3.5 million acres of northwest Maine. Within this area is both the Allagash Wilderness Waterway and the St. John River System. The property is located 17 miles west of the nearest public road in Portage Lake. It is 45 miles to the nearest city of Presque Isle which is also the closest commercial airport. Boston Massachusetts is located 395 miles south.

Listed by Phil McPhail of United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine

MLS Number 1516091

• Residential
• Bathroom 2
• Bedrooms 3
• Full Bath 2
• Address 2649 Cutler Road

Cutler Harbor House is located in Cutler.  This 1008 sq. ft. home offers 2 bedrooms, an open floorplan with kitchen, dining and living room. As you walk into the mud room there is a large closet to hang your coats, store your boots and other items. The kitchen has plenty of work space and everything is within reach.  Just off the kitchen is the living room and dining area.  Double patio doors and large windows are optimal for letting in the sun and brighten up the rooms even on a cloudy day.  Views over Cutler Harbor, Little River Island and out to the bold ocean can be seen from all these rooms.  Get a cozy fire going in the wood stove, grab your coffee and enjoy the scenery. A large wrap-around deck is great for out-side entertainment, BBQing, and just relaxing.  What a great place to enjoy your morning coffee and watch the sun come up over the harbor, the fishermen headed out or coming back from a day on the water.  Just enjoy the fresh salty air of coastal living. The second floor offers a large sitting area great for a game room, to watch  tv or it can serve as a back-up bedroom when extended family and friends show up.  The second bedroom has views of the harbor and across to Western Head. There is also a full bath with a jetted tub.  The home was designed for the convenience of maintenance starting with the composition deck, a self-cleaning chimney, whole house vacuum and shingled exterior. The town of Cutler is just off the beaten path – half way between East Machias and Lubec via Rt. 191S.  This fishing village is home to approximately 500 year round residents and grows in the summer time.  It is home to the Cutler Coast Public Preserve which consists of 12,000 acres of land from the cliffs along the 4.5 miles of unpopulated bold coast to the woodlands, peat bogs and blueberry grounds headed inland.  The preserve offers trails to hike and some low-impact camp sites.   Along with the public preserved land there are other conservation lands for hiking close by.  There is Western Head located across the harbor, Eastern Head just down the road and Bog Brook. The ATV trails in Cutler connect to the Sunrise Trails – an 80 mile stretch of old railroad trails turned recreational trails that reach from Calais to Ellsworth.  They are great for hiking, biking, horseback riding, 4 wheeling, ATV tiding, snowmobiling, cross country skiing – just great 4 season fun!

Listed by Debbie Holmes of United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine

MLS Number 1516027

• Residential
• Address M5 L18&20 Route 2
• MLS Status Active
• Location Rural
• Site Features Level,Open

A waterfront cabin on a beautiful Maine river can be unaffordable. Build some instant equity if you are a handy person who can do your own plumbing, electrical, and finish carpenter work. This 24 X 24 cabin on the Penobscot River is a weather tight shell ready for you to finish. The 576 square foot cabin was built in 2020. It is sided, roofed, and has doors and windows installed. The trussed roof system allows for an open floor plan. Frame up the interior walls where you want them or leave it as a large open space, your choice. A wood subfloor is in place. The cabin sets on a gravel pad with concrete posts. A river side deck makes for a good spot to have a BBQ and enjoy the river views and the view of Long Island. Electricity is roadside and can easily be connected to the cabin. An existing drilled well is next to the cabin and a 2-bedroom septic design is available for the new owner. This lot has mostly level cleared land with a nice path to the river’s edge. 200± feet of water and road frontage comes with the property. The riverbank is lined with hardwood trees. The Penobscot River is Maine’s largest river and the second largest river in New England. The cabin is located on the mainstem of the river about 65 miles north of its confluence with the Atlantic Ocean. This part of the Penobscot is known as one of the top smallmouth bass fisheries in the United States. The boating opportunities are excellent for those who enjoy exploring the many river channels by canoe, kayak or motorboats. A boat landing is located just one mile south of the cabin and another about 4 miles north. Passadumkeag is a rural town of approximate 375 residence located 32 miles north of Bangor, Maine. The town is part of the SAU 31 school system. The town has a below average tax rate making it one of the more affordable places for property tax in Maine. If you need more information or would like to schedule a visit to the cabin, call today.

Listed by Phil McPhail of United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine