Charming Ranch Home with River Frontage

Description

47 Mill Street in Princeton is a rare find. It’s a charming
single-story home offering 255 feet of water frontage on the flowage of the St.
Croix River. With direct access by boat to three expansive lakes, Lewey, Long,
and Big Lake, this is an ideal spot for anyone seeking uninterrupted recreation
in a peaceful natural setting.

Lewey Lake, just a boat ride away, spans over 1,100 acres
with summer water temperatures typically in the high 60s to low 70s. From
there, you can reach Long Lake, a 4,900 acre lake known for its depth and clear
water, before arriving at Big Lake, another impressive body of water with over 3,000
acres to explore. Altogether, you’ll have easy access to over 9,000 acres of
connected waterways, without ever needing to trailer your boat. Fishing here is
excellent, with smallmouth and largemouth bass, perch, salmon, and brook trout
all calling these lakes home.

The home itself is comfortable, efficient, and full of
potential. It offers true one-floor living with a layout that flows well,
making it easy to maintain and enjoy. A screened-in back porch overlooks the
water and adds extra living space to take in the view bug-free. Whether you’re
curling up next to the propane stove in winter or spending summers paddling and
fishing, this home is set up for year-round enjoyment.

Located in the quiet town of Princeton (population under
1,000), the area offers the essentials: Princeton Foodmart, Ace Hardware,
Freshies, and a few local spots to eat, including The Old School Family
Restaurant. The Princeton Municipal Airport accommodates small aircraft, and
Calais, just 30 minutes away, offers a hospital, Walmart, and additional
shopping. Machias is about 40 minutes out and is home to the annual Wild
Blueberry Festival, the University of Maine at Machias, and Downeast Community
Hospital.

With reasonable taxes, an attractive price, and one of
Maine’s best lake chains at your doorstep, 47 Mill Street is perfect for
anglers, boaters, and nature lovers alike.Property is served by a private well. Seller reports no known impact from the Princeton town water issue, but buyers are encouraged to perform their own due diligence.