Description

If you are looking for 19.71+/- acres of property that sit amongst mountains AND lakes, in an area of Maine long-known to be a sportsman’s paradise, Lot 24.12, off Route 156 between Weld and Wilton in the unorganized territory of Perkins Plantation, is the parcel for you!

This piece of property sits almost square between two of Maine’s pristine lakes, Webb Lake and Wilson Lake, and two of Maine’s majestic mountains, Saddleback Mountain and Mount Blue. Within 10 miles of this property, you can visit little lakeside enclaves and hang out in the shadows of mountains.

One of the most noteworthy attributes of this property is the 2,700 +/- feet of frontage it has on Bowley Brook. Not only is it an attractive and unique feature of the landscape, it’s also a good source of recreation and a vital habitat for local wildlife. When you take in the tree-lined banks of the brook, this plot really does offer up the perfect combination of blue and green space! 

There are a number of land improvements already in place on this parcel including a (gated!) driveway and a building lot that have been cut into the mixed wood lot. There is power onsite, a gravel parking pad to park and/or store a RV on, and a waterfront firepit. As far as structures onsite go, there is a small, but solid, gambrel barn and an uninhabitable camp that will need to be either fixed up or torn down. 

This piece of property is a world apart and in the center of everything! It offers up 19.71+/- acres of rural, recreational land ready for you to play on in total seclusion just 30-minutes from the creature comforts of downtown Farmington. And that’s hard to beat!