A Log Home Masterpiece in the Maine Woods on West Lake

Welcome to 123 Eagle Point Road, a truly extraordinary
waterfront property on the shores of West Lake in T40 MD, Maine.

LOCATION

What truly sets this property apart is its location within
one of Maine’s largest permanently protected conservation landscapes.
Surrounded by the 21,000-acre Nicatous and Robbins Lumber Conservation Area
that provides critical habitat for loons, bald eagles, moose, deer, and bear.
The adjacent Duck Lake Public Land encompasses more than 30,000 acres of
forests, lakes, wetlands, and recreational trails, offering endless
opportunities for fishing, paddling, hiking, hunting, ATV riding, snowmobiling,
xc-skiing, snowshoeing, and wildlife observation. The combined conservation
lands in this region, totaling hundreds of thousands of acres of protected
wilderness, help ensure that the views and natural character of the region
remain intact for generations to come.

FULL SCRIBE LOG HOME

More than just a home, this one-of-a-kind full scribe log
residence is a work of art, handcrafted by renowned master log home builder
John Nininger of The Wooden House Company in Newbury, Vermont. Every white pine
log was carefully selected for its length and uniform diameter, then
hand-peeled and draw-knifed to create a timeless structure that blends
seamlessly with its natural surroundings.

The 32-by-42-foot log home was designed by the current owner
for comfortable year-round off-grid living. Modern solar power, generator
backup systems, and efficient heating options provide the convenience of
contemporary living while maintaining independence from public utilities.

Inside, you’ll find two bedrooms, one full bath, and a
spectacular 2-sided granite fireplace and hearth constructed from stone sourced
directly from the property. The 10-by-30-foot lake room features one side of
the granite fireplace that spans the center of the interior wall. Expansive
windows on the remaining three sides flood the space with light and frame
panoramic views of the lake, surrounding forest, and beautifully landscaped
gardens, creating a natural connection to the outdoors.

The warm wood interior, exposed log craftsmanship, and
attention to detail throughout create a living space that is both rustic and
refined. An 8-by-32-foot covered porch provides the perfect place to enjoy
morning coffee, watching birds and other wildlife.

 Additional features
include a full concrete basement, workshop/garage space, an outdoor shower that
is perfect for rinsing off after a swim in the lake, LP gas and wood heating
systems, and carefully curated furnishings that convey with the property,
making this a turnkey opportunity for the next owner.

LAND

Situated on 1.19 surveyed acres with approximately 200 feet
of pristine lake frontage, the property enjoys a setting unlike almost any
other in Maine. A private dock, excellent swimming area, flower gardens, patio
spaces, and thoughtfully constructed nature paths create an inviting waterfront
environment with ample privacy for relaxation and recreation.

 LAKE

West Lake is a 1,344-acre cold-water fishery known for its
landlocked salmon, brook trout, bass, and white perch. Part of the Passadumkeag
River watershed, the lake remains remarkably quiet and undeveloped. Most
residential development is limited to a small section of the northern
shoreline, while the majority of the shoreline remains undeveloped
and protected by surrounding conservation lands. A state-maintained public boat
launch on the northwest corner of the lake provides convenient access for
boating and fishing.

Despite its secluded setting, the property remains
accessible, located approximately one hour from Lincoln, one hour and
twenty-five minutes from Bangor, three hours from Portland, and five hours from
Boston.

For those seeking a legacy property where exceptional
craftsmanship, waterfront living, and Maine’s unspoiled wilderness come
together, 123 Eagle Point Road represents a rare and irreplaceable opportunity.