Courtesy: OwnerEntry.com
617-542-9300
This unique 50-acre 'lifestyle farm' offers the perfect blend of self-sufficiency, recreation, & income potential. Originally an unmanaged woodlot w/ a rustic hunting camp, the property has been thoughtfully transformed into a productive & sustainable farmstead. The heavily insulated 800-sq-ft cottage sits on a full, finished, heated basement w/ laundry, root cellar & full-size Murphy bed. The main level includes a bathroom, open kitchen/dining area & flexible bedroom/living space w/ another Murphy bed. An enclosed porch w/ wood stove serves as the primary entrance. A new heat pump provides efficient heating & cooling. The home is supported by a well-maintained septic system, a productive 20-GPM well w/ pump house & manual backup, & a 10,000-watt generator. A large steel-covered pole barn features a heated shop w/ 12-ft ceilings, skylights, shop kitchen for food preservation & newly installed Modine propane heater. Optional woodworking equipment is available. The 1,100-sq-ft greenhouse, manufactured by Rimol, includes 19 raised beds, gravel flooring w/ air circulation tubes & drip irrigation--also servicing the outdoor gardens. 4 addnl outbuildings & a chicken coop w/ run complete the farm infrastructure. A Central Boiler wood system (currently unused) heats the cottage, barn, and greenhouse. The forest--approximately half hardwood and half softwood--has been sustainably managed with guidance from a certified forester. A woodland management plan is available, with an estimated 15-20 cords of firewood harvestable annually. Equipment options include a John Deere 41-HP diesel tractor with loader, logging winch, and backhoe, plus shop tools and chainsaw. Located along Maine's scenic Bold Coast, within 20 miles of three service towns and just 30 minutes from Canada, this property offers access to hiking, state parks, whale watching, fishing, clamming, arts, and winter recreation. An exceptional opportunity for homestead community connection, and sustainable living.
Courtesy: Realty of Maine
207-667-2300
Quietly situated along a rural stretch of Edmunds and near the meandering Dennysville River, this fully renovated Maine home sits in a peaceful landscape where open sky changing seasons, and wooded edges create a serene backdrop for daily living. In winter, the property settles under a soft quilt of snow, and the warmth from within turns the home into a little snow globe scene still cozy, and quietly aglow. Renewed from the exterior in, the renovation honors the home's character while bringing a fresh sense of comfort and care to each space. The covered porch opens to a generous entryway that sets a warm welcoming tone. Beyond an updated kitchen and sunny dining area connect seamlessly to the bright sunroom, a space that collects daylight in every season soft filtered winter light, luminous spring mornings, and long golden summer afternoons that trail lazily into evenings.The main level supports the option for comfortable one-floor living, while the second floor offers finished rooms perfect for guests, creative studio use, or additional living space. The renovation list is extensive and completed with long-term durability in mind: all new windows, new siding, new roof, new furnace, new hot water tank, and a durable new deck for outdoor enjoyment. Mechanical and systems improvements support year-round ease, and the upper level allows room for a future second bath if desired. A whole house generator offers reassurance during stormy seasons. The grounds include a detached two-car garage and an antique barn with the kind of weathered beauty familiar to rural Maine suitable for storage, workshop needs, or hobby space. With the major work completed, the property offers movein ready living in a scenic coastal corner of Maine, with convenient access to Machias, and Eastport. Whether as a year round residence or a seasonal retreat, the property welcomes anyone seeking the rare combination of coastal access, small town authenticity and the slower soulful pace of life.
Courtesy: NextHome Experience
207-573-7400
Tucked away on a quiet dead-end road in Edmunds Twp, is this versatile rural property that offers 24 +/- acres of opportunity & privacy. The property features open pastures suitable for 3-4 cows, a pond fed by a brook, a gravel pit, and mature apple trees including Fuji, Macintosh, as well as other varieties. The 3 bedroom/1 bath home is in need of some TLC but benefits from several important improvements, including a newer leach field, a newer double walled oil tank, hardwired generator hook-up, and updated electric in the kitchen as well as the enclosed porch and workshop. A standout feature of the property is the large barn, complete with a hay loft, a hay lift, electricity, water, stalls and a dedicated birthing room -- ideal for livestock, homesteading, or agricultural use. A chicken coop set on a slab adds more functionality. Out door enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to ATV trails, Cathance Stream, Cobscook Bay State Park, Crane Mountain, and the Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge, offering endless recreational opportunities.This property offers tremendous potential for farming, homesteading, or a private retreat with endless possibilities for the right buyer!
Courtesy: Due East Real Estate
207-454-2525
Tucked off a quiet side road near lakes, ponds, and the ocean - there is no shortage of things to do and see in natures paradise. Resting on 47 acres this home just might be the one you've been waiting for! Peace and tranquility abound in this hidden oasis. Meticulously kept home has two bedrooms, a living area and the quintessential Maine porch overlooking the front yard. A large pole shed has enough room to store your camper or toys. Tall old growth trees and trails throughout the property add to the allure. Large fields filled with apple trees The property is only 30 minute drive from shopping and dining in Calais & Eastport, and the Canadian Border.
Courtesy: Due East Real Estate
207-733-5511
A modest cabin with propane heat, as well as a fireplace hookup for a woodstove. Cabin sits on a small knoll up from Bunker Hill Road, and it overlooks a small spring fed pond, said to contain fish. An outstanding getaway spot that you can easily personalize to your tastes. A must-see property. Taxes TBD.
Dennysville is located in Maine. Dennysville, Maine 04628has a population of 226. Dennysville 04628 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 37.5% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.5%.
The median household income in Dennysville, Maine 04628 is $36,429. 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 Dennysville 04628 is 53.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 9.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.8 inches per year, with 72.7 inches of snow per year.
