Lakefront Chalet on Ellis Pond – Roxbury, Maine

There’s something special about Ellis
Pond and opportunities like this almost never come along. With 50 feet of
private waterfront and nothing else currently available on the pond, 52
Medawisla Way is a rare chance to own a newer lake home in a setting that feels
quiet, private, and hard to replicate.

Built in 2018, this chalet-style home
offers three bedrooms and two full baths with a layout that feels both open and
comfortable. The main living space brings the kitchen, dining, and living areas
together, creating an easy flow for everyday living and time spent with family
and friends. Large windows stretch toward the water, filling the home with
natural light and keeping the view front and center.

The first-floor primary bedroom adds
convenience and flexibility, along with a full bathroom featuring a tub for
soaking after a long day outside. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms, a second
full bath with a stand-up shower, and a loft overlook the living space below
and capture even more of the lake view.

Step outside onto the oversized deck and
take in the water. It is the kind of space where mornings start slow with
coffee and evenings end with everything reflecting off the pond. Stairs lead
down to the waterfront, making it easy to get out on the water.

Set on a 0.12-acre lot in Oxford County,
this property is designed for low maintenance so you can spend more time
enjoying where you are. Whether you are looking for a year-round home or a
getaway, this one offers a rare combination of newer construction, waterfront
access, and a setting that does not come available often.

About the Area

Roxbury, Maine is a small, quiet town
with a population of just over 350 people. It is known for its access to the
Western Maine mountains, lakes, and outdoor recreation in every season. Life
here moves a little slower and that is exactly the point.

Located in Oxford County, Maine, the area
is a destination for boating, fishing, hiking, and snowmobiling, with Ellis
Pond being one of its most peaceful and sought-after bodies of water.

Distances

●    
Farmington, Maine about 45 minutes

●    
Portland, Maine about 1 hour 45
minutes

●    
Boston, Massachusetts about 3
hours 30 minutes