Hard to find large wood lot in Northern Maine at a reasonable price. Build an off-grid cabin/ house, hunt on your own land, long term timber investment. The choice is yours but don't think too long before someone else snatches it up!
Interested in building a year-round home, vacation cabin, or getaway property in northern Maine? Take a look at 1099 Wrightville Road in Ashland, where some of the biggest and most expensive pieces of a rural building project are already in place. This 2-acre surveyed building lot is located in Aroostook County, Maine's largest county, in a semi-remote setting on the edge of the North Maine Woods. The property has already been improved with a driveway, drilled well, septic system, and cleared building site, while electric service is available at the street. Instead of starting with raw, undeveloped land, you'll have an established foundation from which to begin planning your new Maine property. Whether you envision a year-round residence, vacation home, hunting camp, rental property, getaway cabin, or seasonal RV destination, this property offers the flexibility to create a place that fits your lifestyle. If you're a snowbird looking for a northern Maine base to enjoy during the summer months, the cleared site and existing improvements may make this an especially interesting opportunity. Ashland is a small northern Maine community of approximately 1,200 residents known for its combination of working farmland, extensive timberland, abundant wildlife, and outdoor recreation. The area is particularly well known for moose sightings and supports a healthy population of large whitetail deer, black bear, grouse and migratory waterfowl making this an attractive location for outdoor enthusiasts and hunters. The property is approximately 8 miles from the Ashland business area, 28 miles from Presque Isle, and 51 miles from Fort Kent. Quebec City is less than five hours away, while Boston is approximately 5 hours and 50 minutes by car. For recreational opportunities, you'll be close to some of northern Maine's best outdoor destinations.
An interesting opportunity awaits with this 120 acre parcel between the towns of Ashland and Garfield Maine. Once home to a power generating station, this surrounds the pole barn (pole barn not included) and encompasses prior industrial site, a truck tipper, scale and scale house, small office building, and woodland. The main attraction is the large interconnection point that is capable of sustaining 70 megawatts of power. The internet connection is a trunk line and is capable of sustaining a data center or other high demand use. Located right off Route 11 adjacent to the 'Big Woods', and only 45 minutes to Presque Isle. This industrial site is ready to build and develop. Invest in Ashland today!
This in-town lot offers incredible income potential with infrastructure already in place. Previously home to two mobile homes, the property features two separate public water lines and two separate public sewer connections, making it an ideal opportunity for investors or those looking to generate rental income. Whether you choose to rent the individual lots to mobile home owners or place your own mobile homes on the property as income-producing rentals, the possibilities are plentiful. This property is ready for its next owner to bring their investment vision to life. Don't miss this unique opportunity to add a versatile, income-producing property to your portfolio. Buyer is encouraged to verify all permitted uses, zoning, and development opportunities with the town.
Total parcel of 101 acres, about 60 acres of it is active, farmed cropland -- Flat and fertile. Accessed by ROW. Remaining 40 acres is grass fields and some woods. Located close to Ashland. Note - leased for the year. Call today!
Discover a rare opportunity to own a large waterfront parcel in the heart of northern Maine's wilderness at 773 Wrightville Road in Ashland, Maine. This 86± acre wooded property with approximately 1,400 feet of frontage on the Aroostook River offers privacy and versatility that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Whether your vision is a remote cabin retreat, a self-sufficient homestead, a lodge or guide service, a commercial campground, or even a year-round residence, this land provides the setting and scale to bring any of those plans to life. LOCATION Located in the Town of Ashland (population approx. 1,202, incorporated in 1862), the property sits just south of where the Aroostook River emerges from vast, undeveloped forestland. Despite its secluded feel, the location offers reasonable access to services and amenities. Presque Isle, the largest city in Aroostook County, is approximately 28 miles away and provides a full-service hospital, commercial airport, shopping mall, restaurants, and a University of Maine campus. Fort Kent is about 50 miles away, offering another UMaine campus and a border crossing into New Brunswick, Canada. Bangor is roughly 143 miles (about 2.5 hours), while Quebec City is approximately 239 miles away. LAND This parcel is gently rolling and sloping with elevations ranging from approximately 500 to 600 feet above sea level. NRCS reports the soils in this area to be a mix of Stetson gravelly loams along the river and Manarda-Burnham soils in the forested areas. The riverbank is high and offers protection from flood waters. Electric power is available along Wrightville Road, the property contains a sand and gravel quarry of about 1 ½ acres providing additional value for your future development needs. Cell phone service is available here, adding practicality to its remote appeal.


Ashland is located in Maine. Ashland, Maine has a population of 1,178. Ashland is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 22.46% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.53%.
The median household income in Ashland, Maine is $36,635. The median household income for the surrounding county is $47,278 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Ashland is 50.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 1.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 38.5 inches per year, with 95.3 inches of snow per year.