Courtesy: United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine
207-794-6164
Located at 164 Mud Pond Road in Prentiss, Maine, this 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home on nearly 6 acres offers privacy, open fields, and peaceful rural living in Penobscot County. If you're searching for homes for sale in Prentiss, Maine or land with a house in Northern Maine, this property is a great opportunity. Surrounded by fields and natural beauty, this home provides a quiet setting with plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors. Inside, you'll find a more open-concept layout than many traditional farmhouses, with the kitchen, dining, and living areas flowing together for a spacious, connected feel. The kitchen offers generous counter space, ample cabinetry, and views of the property. Heating includes hot water baseboard along with a pellet stove to help manage winter costs. The first floor features a large primary bedroom suite with a walk-in closet, full bath, and laundry hookups for convenience. An additional family room offers flexible space for a home office, gym, or den. Upstairs are three additional bedrooms ready for your finishing touches, all overlooking the surrounding countryside. Outside, the detached 1-car garage is perfect for a workshop or storing ATVs and snowmobiles. Conveniently located about 30 minutes from Lincoln, Maine for groceries, restaurants, and a hospital, with Medway and Millinocket within 40-50 minutes. Bangor is under 1.5 hours away, and Houlton and the Canadian border are about an hour away. Outdoor recreation is close by, including a public boat launch on the Mattawamkeag River just 10 minutes away and access to the Mattawamkeag River System Wildlife Management Area.
Courtesy: Acres Away, Inc.
207-794-2700
Situated on 3.7 acres in Springfield, Maine, this 504-square foot tiny home offers a great opportunity for those looking to create their own homestead or finish a project to their liking. The property has been used as a homestead and provides a solid starting point for a self sufficient lifestyle, though it does require some finishing work. With plenty of land to work with, there is room for gardens, small-scale farming, or outdoor recreation. The setting has a quiet, rural atmosphere surrounded by Maine's natural landscape. Springfield is known for its peaceful environment, abundant wildlife, and access to outdoor activities like fishing, hunting, and ATV trails, along with nearby lakes. It's an ideal location for those seeking a slower pace of life while still being within reach of services in neighboring towns. This property is well suited for buyers looking for a project, a homesteading opportunity, or a simple retreat they can make their own. Property is sold as-is and seller is motivated.
Courtesy: First Choice Real Estate
207-532-4500
This property is currently a residence and a Sportsman Hunting and Fishing guiding lodge. This listing is for real estate only! The business and all it takes to run it is also available. This is a great location nearby to nearly endless recreational possibilities.
Courtesy: United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine
207-794-6164
Enjoy the best of peaceful country living in this charming saltbox-style 2-3 bedroom, 4-season home in Prentiss. With approximately 914 square feet, this property offers a first-floor bedroom, full bath, laundry area, open-concept kitchen and living space, and an enclosed porch perfect for relaxing year-round. Recent improvements over the past 8 years include a drilled well, replaced leach field, and completed bathroom. Drywall and painting have already been finished, while flooring is still needed, giving you the opportunity to add your own personal touch. The home is wired for a generator with an easy transfer switch, offers both a monitor-style heater and wood stove for comfort, and has access to high-speed internet for remote work or streaming. The oversized garage is a standout feature, complete with a large automatic overhead door, workshop space, heat, engineered truss construction, and unfinished second-floor space with future in-law or guest-suite potential. Set on a fairly level lot with gentle slopes, apple trees, and a great garden spot, this property is a wonderful chance to own an affordable rural getaway or year-round residence.
Courtesy: United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine
207-794-6164
Discover the opportunity to own land and camp on Sysladobsis Lake--a 5,400± acre freshwater lake tucked into the heart of eastern Maine's Downeast Lakes region. Known for its clean water, expansive shoreline, and minimal development, this lake offers a chance to secure a piece of true Maine wilderness. With depths reaching approximately 66 feet and a mix of cold and warm water fisheries, the lake supports a wide variety of species including smallmouth bass, lake trout, salmon, and perch, making it an attractive destination for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The 17X20 cabin and 7X12 bunkhouse and other outbuildings are rough and basic shelters whose HBU value is their close proximity to the lake and the grandfathered lake setback they lock in. Set about 30 from the lake, the current cabin location enjoys a beautiful water view. A dug well, septic system and driveway round out the improvements. The lot consists of 1.75± acres with 210± feet frontage on Sysladobis Lake. The lot lies on both sides of East Shore Road and is studded with mature red pine and hemlock trees. Surrounded by working forestland and conservation areas, much of the landscape around Sysladobsis Lake remains undeveloped, preserving the privacy and natural character that buyers are increasingly seeking. The region is part of a larger conservation corridor with tens of thousands of acres of protected land, ensuring long-term recreational access and habitat protection. Whether you're looking to build an off-grid cabin, establish a seasonal retreat, or invest in a large acreage parcel, this area provides flexibility and long-term value. Recreational opportunities here are truly four-season. Spend summers boating, kayaking, and fishing along quiet, uncrowded waters. In the fall, enjoy hunting and vibrant foliage across vast timberland. Winter opens the door to snowmobiling and ice fishing, while spring offers unmatched solitude for those who appreciate Maine's quieter seasons.
Courtesy: True North Realty, Inc.
207-403-9125
This rustic cabin is at the end of a dead end road. This well wooded lot has not been cut for over 30 years. Hunting, Snowmobiling and Atving are all at your doorstep at this property. Move in ready for the outdoorsmen and a good investment for anyone. Come take a look today!
Courtesy: United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine
207-794-6164
A simple camp in the right spot, that's the headline here. You're buying 300± feet on Scraggly Lake, a remote fish forward water that connects to Junior Lake by a wide thoroughfare. The lot is surveyed, the camp is insulated, and the setting is quiet enough to hear loons cut across the evening. If you've been waiting for usable frontage without the price tag of a big house, this is it. What you get is exactly what works, a modest one room shelter you can use on day one, set on a manageable 0.62± acre lot with shoreline that invites you outside. Mornings are calm enough to slide a kayak in and work the edges. When you want more water, idle through the thoroughfare and keep going on Junior without ever touching a trailer. Scraggly is big enough to give you real options, salmon or trout when you're feeling focused, white perch when you just want steady bends in the rod, and quiet enough that evenings still belong to paddles and low light. The frontage is the practical kind, space for a dock and a swim float, an easy launch for small craft, and room along the bank to spread out without stepping on top of your own gear. The approach is about 7.7 miles off the pavement, which buys you what most people say they want but rarely find, actual quiet. It's remote without being inconvenient. Springfield on Route 6 is your quick waypoint for mail or a basic pickup on the way in or out. For a full list, groceries, hardware, pharmacy, banking, hospital, Lincoln is the hub, typically around an hour depending on season and road. Keep the camp as it is and put your budget into boats and tackle, or chip away at upgrades over time, either way, the value holds steady in the water and the location. You're not buying a project to babysit, you're buying a place that makes it easy to get on the lake, to run the chain to Junior when the mood hits, and to spend more of your time outside than in.
Springfield is located in Maine. Springfield, Maine 04487has a population of 327. Springfield 04487 is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 10.32% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.71%.
The median household income in Springfield, Maine 04487 is $51,250. The median household income for the surrounding county is $55,125 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Springfield 04487 is 54.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 3.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 46.2 inches per year, with 93.3 inches of snow per year.
