Private Lakefront Cabin Retreat on Upper Pug Lake

Description

If you’ve been dreaming of a quiet, private escape in Maine,
away from the noise and hustle, 317 Pug Lakes Road in Lakeville may be exactly
what you’ve been searching for. Set on the shores of pristine Upper Pug Lake,
this off-grid lakefront cabin sits on 12.8± acres of gently rolling land with
nearly 500 feet of private lake frontage. With just over 100 year-round
residents, Lakeville is a true hidden gem in far eastern Maine, known for its
countless lakes, towering pines, and scenic ridgelines. Whether you’re looking
for a seasonal retreat or a three- to four-season getaway, this property offers
the perfect balance of privacy, nature, and comfort.

The 1,396± square foot cabin, built in 2004, is both rustic
and remarkably well-equipped for off-grid living. Beautiful cedar T&G lines
the interior finish giving that log cabin feel without the log cabin
maintenance. Featuring two bedrooms, one and a half baths, and a cozy
screened-in porch, this cabin has everything you need to relax and unwind. It’s
heated with a direct vent LP gas system and offers hot water through an
on-demand tankless water heater. The power system is a Bluetti portable battery
unit, which can be recharged via generator or solar panels, giving you both
flexibility and peace of mind. The cabin is being sold furnished with just a
few exclusions, so you can settle in with ease.

The land surrounding the cabin is a mix of mature and
younger growth forest, with the home site cleared right to the water’s edge.
From the dock, take in beautiful views of the 50-acre Upper Pug Lake, a quiet
lake ideal for paddling, swimming, and fishing for smallmouth bass, perch, and
chain pickerel—perfect for beginner anglers or seasoned fishers alike. A couple
of well-kept sheds provide ample storage for tools and gear, and there’s
already a well and septic in place for convenience.

Beyond your own waterfront paradise, you’ll enjoy access to
additional lakes including Lombard, Lower Pug, and Upper Sysladobsis. For even
more adventure, the nearby Bottle Lake boat landing opens up the vast
18,000-acre West Grand Lake chain. Nature lovers will appreciate proximity to
the conservation lands of the Downeast Lakes Land Trust, while outdoor
enthusiasts will love that ATV and snowmobile trails are accessible directly
from the property—part of Maine’s extensive network of thousands of miles of trails
that stretch from the coast to the Canadian border.

With property taxes under $705 annually, this off-grid cabin
offers exceptional value for anyone looking to unplug and connect with the
land. Schedule your showing today and see what life on Upper Pug Lake could
mean for you.