If you are looking for a waterfront get away, this off grid camp may be just what you are looking for. New build and currently unfinished and waiting for your finishing touches it is surrounded by water on 3 sides. Sitting on 2 acres with about 300' of frontage on Long Lake in Wesley this offers some beautiful views and privacy. The camp was built on a grandfathered spot and cannot exceed its current size. First floor is one open room and there is a half loft above. Property is about 3 miles back in the woods off Route 192. (half an hour from Machias) Wiring in place for generator hookup. This wooded subdivision is home to many hunting and recreational camps both on and off the water. It is a great place for anyone who really enjoys the outdoors of Maine. Wesley is a small town of about 130 people incorporated January 24, 1833, and named for John Wesley who was the founder of the English Methodist movement. The area is best known for its wild blueberry production and in the past the timber harvesting of the area was what kept most families employed. The area is well known for outdoor recreation of all types and there are many back roads and trails that are available for public use as well as many lakes, rivers and streams. The property is about a half hour out of Machias, 40 Minutes from Calais and about an hour and half from Bangor or Ellsworth making it pretty easy to get to and ''not too far away'' as well. The roads are normally open most of the year to the lakes but could be muddy or unkept at times. A trip of just over a half hour brings you to several oceanfront beaches to enjoy. The long sand beach at Roque Bluffs state park and the freshwater pond across from it are quite popular as well as Jasper Beach in Machiasport. Machias has many historical spots to check out. Burnhams Tavern and the Gates House in Machiasport are full of local history. Many area towns also have very active historical societies to check out.
Discover exceptional privacy and modern camp comfort on 30 acres with clear boundary markers. Built in 2010 and fully insulated, this 1,728 sq ft camp offers year-round living with a drilled well, septic system, wood stove, and two propane wall-mounted heaters. A new glass-front wood stove is also included and ready for installation. The camp is wired for a mobile generator, and propane lines run to the lighting, stove, refrigerator, and heaters for efficient off-grid living. The spacious bathroom features a flush toilet, sink, deep utility sink, stand-up shower, and a washer and dryer. A separate shed/outbuilding provides additional storage and includes 1-2 cords of dry wood ready for use. With direct access to ATV trails, abundant wildlife, and privacy, this property is ideal for hunting, recreation, or simply escaping into nature. Located just 4 miles from Route 192 and 20 minutes to Machias for full amenities.
Enjoy simple Maine living at 4525 Airline Road in Wesley. This 1-bedroom, 1-bath home sits on an open 0.83-acre lot along Route 9, offering a manageable property with convenient access to the surrounding outdoor recreation the area is known for. Whether you are looking for a year-round residence, recreational getaway, hunting camp, or investment opportunity, this property offers plenty of potential. Located near miles of ATV trails and within a region popular for hunting, fishing, and outdoor adventure, this home is a great fit for those seeking an affordable property in rural Downeast Maine. Bring your vision and make this Wesley property your own.
Wesley off grid chalet on 10 acres of land. This well-constructed chalet style home offers all the amenities you could want and still be in a remote setting! Hickory cabinets, 2 bedrooms plus a loft area, radiant heat with wood back up and lots of privacy! Large, covered porches, small private pond and outbuildings, this property has what it takes to make this a year-round homestead or your prized weekend getaway. Located in the town of Wesley with a population of about 130 people this property is about a half hours drive out of Machias, 30 miles from Calais and the St Stephens NB boarder crossing and about an hour and half drive to Bangor. Just over 300 miles to Boston. Close enough to be a weekend getaway.... But far enough to offer a lot of privacy if that is what you are after. Wesley was incorporated January 24th 1833, and named after John Wesley, the founder of the English Methodist movement. Otter lake has a public access lot at # 510 and the public lot on Long lake is # 112, that one has a nice spot to put in a boat. Both lakes have good fishing, and the area is popular for hunting as well with a couple of guide services working out of the subdivision. This is a great area for anyone who enjoys ATV's, Snowmobiles, or any outside activity any time of the year. Wesley is close to Machias and the coast, easy travel to public beaches at Roque Bluffs state park with its long sand beach and the freshwater pond across the road from the ocean. There are some beautiful walking trails there as well to enjoy. Machiasport has Fort O'Brian State park as well as Jasper Beach with its rolling tides and the sound of the water rushing over the rocks. Machias is the county seat and holds a lot of history for those who are interested in that. The first battle of the American Revolution was there and the history available to study can keep anyone pretty busy! A visit to Burnham Tavern is a great place to start on Colonial Way in Machias.


Wesley is located in Maine. Wesley, Maine has a population of 152. Wesley is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 10.42% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.5%.
The median household income in Wesley, Maine is $54,028. The median household income for the surrounding county is $46,689 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Wesley is 51 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 6.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.5 inches per year, with 73.7 inches of snow per year.