51.2 Acres & Private Cabin in the Maine Woods

Escape to the quiet woods of Northern Maine with this
51.2-acre recreational property at 132 Rainey Road in Prentiss. Located at the
very end of Rainey Road, this property offers exceptional privacy with nearly
no traffic and a peaceful setting surrounded by Maine’s expansive forests and
wetlands.

The property includes a 920-square-foot recreational and
hunting cabin built in the 1990s. The cabin features two bedrooms, wood stove
heating, a drilled well, plastic septic holding tank, and a simple solar PV and
12-volt power system. It is designed for a more independent, off-grid style of
recreation and provides a comfortable base for hunting, exploring, or simply
getting away from it all.

The 51.2 acres, per survey, range from approximately 600 to
630 feet in elevation. The land is rolling and more varied than the topographic
mapping might suggest, with a mixture of rolling knolls, forest, wetlands, and
diverse habitat. Above the wetlands, the soils are primarily dry, silty and
stony loams. Along the transition into the wetlands are areas of old-growth
white cedar, adding another interesting dimension to the landscape.

Wildlife is abundant throughout the region. Moose, deer,
black bear, ruffed grouse, hare, beaver, and other Maine wildlife can be found
in this remote setting. The combination of forest, wetlands, and varied terrain
creates excellent habitat for wildlife and a natural environment for outdoor
recreation.

The property also includes a New Holland skid steer and
implements. The machine is currently non-running and should be considered a
parts machine or a project for someone interested in investing the time and
money to get it running.

Prentiss is an unorganized township where permitting and
property taxation are handled through the State of Maine. The tradeoff for the
limited public services is a low property tax rate and a remarkably quiet,
rural environment.

 Despite the remote
setting, Springfield is approximately 12½ miles away for gas and basic needs,
while Lincoln is about 32 miles away. Bangor is approximately 80 miles, Calais
about 70 miles, and Boston roughly 316 miles or five hours away.

Nearby East and West Grand Lakes, vast undeveloped forest
and conservation lands, extensive public access, and the New Brunswick border
near Vanceboro provide even more opportunities to explore.

 If you’re looking for
Maine land for sale with a cabin, privacy, wildlife, and room to roam, 132
Rainey Road is worth a closer look.