Hunting Land Recreational Land For Sale In Maine

5+/- acres- $28,900 Owner Financing Available and Cash Offers Welcome! This property has a brand new driveway built. There is also an old gravel pit on site, giving you a great resource for any additional site work that you might want to do! This is a...

This property is right in the middle of over 3 million acres of forest land. The retreat has a drilled well and septic system, ac and dc lighting and gas appliances. Drive to gate, park off the road and walk to camp which is just beyond the gate on the...

Lot B (190+/- acres)- $120,000 -2016 Annual Taxes on 230 acres- $1,177.20 Owner financing available or cash offers also welcome The ITS snowmobile trails currently goes through this lot! This lot also has small pond and stream, as well as several trails...

The opportunities on this lot are endless. Power is available at the road. Ashland is a nice, small town with a population of 1,309 as of 2010. Lot C (180+/- acres)- $115,000 -2016 Annual Taxes- $788.40 Owner Financing Available and Cash Offers Welcome!

The southern shore fronts the 3,886acre Gardner Lake. The forest enjoys nearly 3.5 miles of undeveloped, rocky shoreline, most of which fronts the 1,650acre Second Lake. Both lakes support a warm water fishery of white perch, small and large mouth bass,...

The parcels topography is shaped like a bowl, cradling both Little Barnard (8 acres) and Big Barnard (18 acres) Ponds. The Canadian border is just over 20 miles to the north and Portland, Maines largest city with an airport, is about two hours to the...

Many of these small streams and the two main intermittent ones tend to dry up during the summer months. The balance of the forest is populated with hardwoods, notably birch, beech and oak.

At the summit, there are outstanding long range views towards Portland and the White Mountains. Merrill Mountain Forest is easily accessible forested parcel ideal for weekend recreation, primary or second home development, conservation, wildlife and long-term...

There is a warm water fishery of smallmouth bass and yellow perch and beavers are active on the lake. The remaining shoreline is owned by the Maine Atlantic Salmon Commission, ensuring preservation of the unspoiled and secluded nature of the lake.

The property also has a legally deeded right-of-way and 600 of frontage along Lincoln Cove Road, a gravel, private road. Adjacent to New Brunswick, the areas landscape combines rocky seashore, blueberry fields, working forests and miles of rivers that...

The forest is just 5 miles from Interstate 89 in Waterbury, from which point it is a 3-hour trip to Boston or 6 hours to New York City. In 2004, an area near the center of the property was cleared for a possible house site and to show the sweeping views.

With minimal clearing on the hill, there can be sweeping views of Cobscook Bay and the surrounding landscape of fields and forests. Cannon Hill Forest is a seaside parcel named for the small knoll on which it rests.

The remaining majority of acreage (450) has not been treated in 15 or more years. As an extreme homesteading site, the vast landscape at the end of the internal road provides a compelling, big country location, unparalleled by many spots in Vermont.

Up on the ridge, there are potential views, with clearing, to the south and east of the Connecticut River Valley and New Hampshire hills beyond. While much of the timber resource is within the growing stock to small sawlog size classes, many legacy stems,...

Lot C - 1.81+/- acres $29,900 - 2016 Annual Taxes:$171.18 Owner financing available or cash offers welcome This lot sets back from the water with a right of way to the lake. The path is very steep, but well worth it for the beautiful water of Cold Stream.

Historically, the property was likely cleared for pasture in the 1800s and later abandoned in the early 1900s. Overall, the forest is currently adequately stocked. High-quality trees are found throughout the property, but unacceptable growing stock accounts...

An elevated peninsula near the wetland would be an easily accessible and an attractive spot for a camp or year-round home. Over this period, thinnings have occurred to improve species composition and stem quality.

A small wetland and associated stream are situated in the southwest corner of the land. Richford Forest sits just below the Canadian border in the northern reaches of Vermont. The property offers a potential sugarbush opportunity, with the timber data...

The species composition is dominated by hardwoods (93%), offering a diverse mix led by yellow birch (28%), followed by sugar maple (25%) and red maple (21%). The property offers a potential sugarbush opportunity, given the level of maple stocking, slope...

Downtown Montpelier, located 10 miles to the south, is the hub of the region and offers numerous shops and restaurants, a lively cultural scene, several colleges, state government and an array of employers.

The property and its surrounding neighborhood are nestled within the northern Taconic Mountains, which are well-known throughout New England for having strong conservation appeal, productive hardwood forest sites and rich ecological significance.

The center of the property covers mostly gentle terrain where recently harvested softwood plantations are regenerating to natural hardwoods. The forests upland terrain has resulted in a timber resource dominated by northern hardwoods.

The flexibility that this property presents so that you can have your dream spot is fantastic! A nice driveway and building area is already created in one area of the lot. Recreational opportunities are endless from boating, fishing, hiking, ATVing, snowmobiling,...

2018 Annual Taxes: $92.75 12 Acres- $49,900 Owner Financing Available The property abuts rail on both sides of the road. In Chester along Route 116 towards Woodville we have 12 acres for sale abutting the rail road.

Public beach is not far when you want to cool off at the lake. This property is one of the last opportunities to have some acreage in town. Access to the property is off of Ariel St. The property has town sewer.

With sugar maple being the dominate species, there is potential to convert a considerable portion of the forest to a sugarbush. Overall, however, the terrain is fairly steep. The remaining sections of the forest (the majority by acreage) consist of northern...

The forest supports a mix of eastern hemlock, white pine and a variety of hardwoods with good stem quality and a pole to small sawlog diameter distribution. From a wildlife habitat perspective, the opening will encourage browse for deer and moose.