145 Acres Of Timberland, Trails, Road Frontage & Creek

Description

Looking for a large, private tract of Maine land with
incredible natural features and easy access to town? This 145± acre parcel on
Parsons Landing Road in Dover-Foxcroft offers a unique mix of hardwood hills,
softwood valleys, and a scenic brook that flows into nearby Garland Pond.
Whether you’re looking to invest in timber, build a homestead, or create a
recreational retreat, this property meets all the criteria for the perfect
piece of ground.

Located just 4.5 miles from downtown Dover-Foxcroft—the
county seat of Piscataquis County—you’ll enjoy the convenience of local
services, grocery stores, hardware supplies, and Northern Light Mayo Hospital
while still feeling deep in the woods. Bangor is only 40 miles away, and
Portland, Boston, and even Montreal are within a half-day’s drive, making this
property easily accessible from major cities in the Northeast.

The land features approximately 2,900 feet of paved road
frontage and about 2,500 feet along a peaceful, unnamed brook—a scenic water
feature that adds wildlife habitat and recreational potential. Elevations range
from 630 to 840 feet above sea level, offering rolling terrain and, with
selective clearing, the possibility of expansive views. According to NRCS soil
mapping about 44% of the soils are classified as Plaisted-Howland, which are
known to be productive for growing crops or managing timber.

This is a great property for those who value land
stewardship and smart tax savings. The acreage is currently enrolled in Maine’s
Tree Growth Tax Program, helping reduce property taxes while allowing for
long-term forest management. A good portion of the standing timber is hardwood,
with some commercial-sized value.

For outdoor lovers, this land offers direct ATV trail access
and is close to several points of interest, including Sebec Lake (with salmon
and lake trout fishing), Peaks-Kenny State Park, Appalachian Trail access, the
Piscataquis River, and a local ice skating arena. Wildlife viewing, hiking,
paddling, and backcountry adventures are all at your fingertips.

This is a rare
opportunity to own a large, diverse piece of Maine’s natural landscape—perfect
for recreation, investment, or your dream escape.