46 Acres with Brooks, Views & Timber in Lakeville, Maine

Description

Welcome to the heart of eastern Maine’s unspoiled
wilderness. If you’re searching for a private, off-grid retreat where the only
sounds are the wind in the trees and water moving through a brook, you’ll want
to explore this 46.3± acre forested property in Lakeville. Tucked away deep in
the woods and well off the beaten path, this is a place to reconnect with
nature and enjoy total solitude. There’s no road noise here, no traffic, no
nearby airports—just peace, forest, and water.

LAND This surveyed
parcel features approximately 1,200 feet of frontage on both Spaulding Brook
and an unnamed tributary that flows toward Spaulding Pond. With rolling
topography ranging from 560 to 700 feet above sea level, the land offers scenic
elevation changes with potential for views and diverse build sites. The soils,
primarily Plaisted and Howland per NRCS maps, are well-suited to growing trees
and perhaps some crops, though rocky areas and slopes make this less ideal for
large-scale farming. Instead, the true value here lies in timber potential,
recreation, and a wilderness lifestyle.

LOCATION The property is accessed by a private road
maintained by the Sysladobsis Lot Owners Association, which ensures consistent
road access to your retreat. From here, Springfield’s gas and convenience store
is just under 10 miles away, while Lincoln—with full services including
groceries, restaurants, and healthcare—is about 45 minutes by vehicle. Bangor,
Portland, and even Boston are reachable within a few hours for those planning
extended stays or seasonal visits.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS For outdoor enthusiasts, the surrounding
area is beckoning. Lakeville lives up to its name with an abundance of water:
you’ll find nearby foot access to Lombard Lake, Upper and Lower Pug Lakes, and
Upper Sysladobsis Lake. Popular larger lakes like Junior, Scraggly, and
Sysladobsis are also close by. A network of private roads links up to
maintained snowmobile and ATV trails, giving you access to hundreds of miles of
exploration.

Whether you’re looking to build a seasonal cabin, enjoy
hunting and fishing, or simply want to own a piece of Maine to escape to, this
property offers a rare combination of water frontage, privacy, and value.

With annual property taxes around $75, this land won’t last
long.