A picturesque woodlot in Etna, Maine, about a mile from Interstate 95, presents a serene slice of the Maine's rural charm. This 129 acre property is characterized by mature mixed timber — tall eastern white pines, sturdy red oaks, sugar maples, and stands of spruce and fir that lend a deep green canopy through much of the year.
A picturesque woodlot in Etna, Maine, about a mile from Interstate 95, presents a serene slice of the Maine's rural charm. This 129 acre property is characterized by mature mixed timber — tall eastern white pines, sturdy red oaks, sugar maples, and stands of spruce and fir that lend a deep green canopy through much of the year. A small, meandering stream cuts through the southern edge of the property providing a tranquil setting and vital habitat for local wildlife. White-tailed deer are frequent visitors, drawn by the cover of the woods and easy access to water. Trails and bedding areas are easy to spot among the undergrowth, and it's not uncommon to catch a glimpse of a doe and fawn. Quiet yet accessible, this woodlot offers a blend of natural beauty, wildlife activity, and the promise of sustainable forestry — an ideal retreat or investment for anyone who appreciates Maine's unspoiled landscapes.