Off-grid Cabin with 150± Acres Bordering Mount Chase

Description

If you’ve been dreaming of a private retreat surrounded by
Maine’s majestic mountains and unspoiled wilderness, this 150± acre off-grid
property in Mount Chase might be exactly what you’ve been looking for. Tucked
at the southern base of the Mount Chase range, this expansive, forested
property offers a combination of seclusion, natural beauty, and versatility.
Whether you’re seeking a remote homestead, a timberland investment, a hunting
property, or a recreational getaway, this parcel checks all the boxes.

Located on Mountain Road in the small town of Mount Chase,
this land sits adjacent to Wardsworth and Bald Mountains, with the trailhead to
2,439-foot Mount Chase located right at the northern boundary of the property.
Hike the nearly 1.75-mile forested trail and take in sweeping views from the
summit. The land itself is a mix of mature hardwoods and softwood stands, home
to towering trees, stone walls from an earlier era of farming, and spring-fed
mountain creeks winding through the landscape. Elevations range from 880 to
1,080 feet above sea level, with more than 50% of the soils composed of Bangor
and Dixmont silt loams — ideal for growing trees, restoring pasture, or
cultivating crops in flatter areas.

At the heart of the property is a cozy off-grid cabin set on
pressure-treated posts and concrete pads. A dug well provides water, and a
nearby storage shed adds extra functionality. The structure offers a rustic
base for your adventures or future improvements, and it’s perfectly situated
for use during hunting season or as a recreational camp year-round.

The area surrounding Mount Chase is rich in natural and
cultural history. Once home to native Penobscot and Maliseet peoples and later
settled by homesteaders in the 1830s, the region remains one of Maine’s
best-kept secrets. Outdoor recreation abounds with quick access to Baxter State
Park’s 209,000 acres, the Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, and
countless lakes, ponds, and rivers including the East Branch of the Penobscot
and Seboeis River. Whitewater paddling, native trout and salmon fishing, and
backcountry hiking are all within easy reach.

This 150± acre retreat is a rare opportunity to own a large
parcel in one of Maine’s most scenic and adventure-filled locations. Don’t miss
your chance to make it yours.