Courtesy: Realty of Maine
207-942-6310
Looking for a project? No, really—a project. Welcome to 16 Trestle Road in Medford, where four acres, a garage with a skylight you didn't ask for, and a house that hasn't seen human life in 14 years are waiting for the bravest of buyers. Let's get this out of the way: No, it's not livable. The basement walls are doing their best impression of the Leaning Tower of Pisa (propped up by timbers), the furnace is a lawn ornament at this point, the roof and windows need replacing, and the insulation has gone AWOL. Also, some woodland creatures have taken up residency—so at least you won't be lonely during renovations. We don't know if the well or septic work. The plumbing and electric are questionable at best. The garage? Yes, it has a hole in the roof—but hey, that just means free ventilation. Now, the good: you get 4 acres of land, a structure you can reimagine (or replace entirely), and direct access to ATV and snowmobile trails right out your back door. This is an awesome spot for someone with serious carpentry skills, rehab ambitions, or the kind of optimism usually reserved for HGTV hosts. And before you ask: No owner financing. No rent-to-own. This one is for the cash-in-hand, tool-belt-on person who's ready to roll up their sleeves and make something amazing out of a diamond-in-the-very-rough.'
Courtesy: Twin Rivers Realty
207-732-4376
2022 Amish built camp. 15.1 Acres and 2200 Feet of Water frontage! Enjoy this well landscaped lot. Easy access to water's edge and fish right from the shoreline. Enjoy your morning coffee as Eagles soar above! The camp has propane standby generator, well and septic. This is a great river for canoeing and kayaking, located on quiet back country road and only about 10 miles off I-95 for easy commuting. Everything is in like new condition.
Courtesy: Realty of Maine
207-667-2300
Park at the end of the driveway by the sign and walk in. Off-Grid Riverfront Retreat - Hand-Built Cabin. Nestled on 3.4 wooded acres with 215 feet of frontage along the tranquil Piscataquis River, this hand-crafted, multi-level cabin blends rustic charm with thoughtful comfort. Located just 40 minutes from Bangor—this unique property offers peaceful seclusion for a getaway or retreat. Designed with Maine's seasons in mind, the cabin features fully insulated 2x6 walls, 2x12 floors, a wood stove that keeps things warm and cozy when it gets chilly. The interior includes a changing area with double closets, a new composting toilet, and a manual sink system for hand washing and teeth brushing. Cooking is done in the dedicated outdoor kitchen, equipped with a propane grille. A covered outdoor shower and a 660-gallon rainwater catchment system (2 x 330-gallon tanks) support your off-grid lifestyle. Solar-power for lighting provides sustainable, low-impact illumination throughout the property. There is NO septic, well, or refrigeration in place. Access is via a private drive which needs some improvement in order to be able to drive in. Parking area is a short 250-foot footpath to the cabin. While the seller reports visible boundary pins, there is no formal survey on file. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, seeking a quieter pace of life, or exploring alternative living, this off-grid riverfront retreat offers a rare chance to unplug and reconnect—on the water, under the stars, and fully off the grid.
Medford is located in Maine. Medford, Maine has a population of 222. Medford is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 7.94% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 17.36%.
The median household income in Medford, Maine is $55,655. The median household income for the surrounding county is $46,948 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Medford is 45.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 79.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 2.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 44.9 inches per year, with 94.2 inches of snow per year.
