Welcome to an extraordinary 500± acre landholding in Trescott Township, where the wild beauty of Downeast Maine meets remarkable recreational, natural-resource, and long-term investment potential.
Welcome to an extraordinary 500± acre landholding in Trescott Township, where the wild beauty of Downeast Maine meets remarkable recreational, natural-resource, and long-term investment potential. Just minutes from Maine's breathtaking Bold Coast and the historic fishing village of Lubec, this property offers the kind of scale, privacy, and diversity that is increasingly difficult to find. Miles of established gravel roads wind throughout the property, providing exceptional access across a landscape of expansive forest, wildlife habitat, flowing water, and natural resources. Spring-fed Wiggins Brook meanders through the property, offering an estimated 13,000± feet (approximately 2.5 miles) of frontage and creating a beautiful natural corridor through the land. Moose, deer, eagles, herons, and other wildlife are frequent visitors, making this a remarkable setting for hunting, fishing, hiking, ATV and snowmobile riding, or simply experiencing Maine wilderness on your own terms. A professional forest management plan and harvest plan are in place and available for review, providing valuable insight into the property's timber resources and long-term stewardship. Multiple areas of gravel resources add another dimension of potential. Tucked into the acreage is a 10' x 20' off-grid camp with a drilled well, generator, propane stove, and propane heat-an ideal basecamp for exploring, hunting, managing the land, or escaping for the weekend. Whether envisioned as a private wilderness retreat, recreational property, working forest, homestead, long-term investment, or land to preserve and pass down, the possibilities here are as expansive as the acreage itself. This isn't simply land. It's an opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Maine- and create a legacy that can last for generations. Acreage is approximate. LUPC and forestry records indicate approximately 508 acres; tax records reflect approx. 475 acres and may not yet reflect an additional 34± acre parcel aquired in 2