A rare opportunity to own approximately 36 acres in highly desirable Camden! Offered as three contiguous parcels, 450 Molyneaux Road presents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking acreage, privacy, investment potential, or the chance to create something truly special in one of Midcoast Maine's most sought-after communities. The property currently includes a home that has received little to no maintenance and will likely require substantial renovation or removal. However, existing improvements include a 300-foot drilled well and septic system, providing a valuable starting point for future plans. Buyers should independently evaluate the condition and suitability of all existing improvements. With approximately 36 acres across three parcels, the possibilities are exciting. Envision a private dream home surrounded by your own Maine woods, a multi-generational family compound, or explore the property's potential for subdivision, additional housing, or other development opportunities, all subject to municipal and state approvals. The location is difficult to duplicate. Nearby you'll find conserved land and walking trails, while Camden's harbor and coastline, lakes, skiing, recreation, restaurants, shops, and vibrant downtown are all within easy reach. Molyneaux Road itself offers an appealing transition between established residential properties and impressive homes situated on larger private acreages. Large parcels in Camden are increasingly difficult to find, making this an especially intriguing opportunity in an area where additional housing is in demand. Whether your vision is one spectacular private estate, a family retreat, or a thoughtful development project, this property offers the acreage and location to imagine something extraordinary. Bring your plans and explore the possibilities at 450 Molyneaux Road.
Nestled on an elevated knoll at the base of Mt. Battie, this exceptional parcel offers privacy, natural beauty, and the potential for sweeping views, with selective clearing, of Penobscot Bay and its picturesque islands . Charming stone walls and a babbling stream border the property, enhancing its tranquil setting. Enjoy the rare combination of a peaceful, wooded retreat and the convenience of being within close to town. An ideal location for your dream home in one of Midcoast Maine's most desirable areas.
Lot 19 on Greenfield Drive offers a wooded, surveyed house lot in a Camden, Maine subdivision, located on a town-maintained road. The gently rolling terrain provides several options for siting a future home with a sense of privacy while remaining part of a neighborhood setting. Enjoy convenient access to Camden's downtown, harbor, schools, and recreational opportunities, including nearby hiking and skiing. Bring your plans and build a year-round residence or Midcoast Maine retreat in this thoughtfully planned residential area.
Greenfield Subdivision offers a prime Camden location just minutes from the village, harbor, and schools. Lot #23 on Greenfield Drive presents an excellent opportunity to build on .83 acres in an established neighborhood setting surrounded by natural beauty. This surveyed parcel features a gently sloping building envelope and access to underground utilities at the road. A mix of light woods and open space provides both privacy and flexibility in home design, while protective covenants help maintain property aesthetics and harmony. With close access to Camden's downtown shops and restaurants, Megunticook Lake, and the Camden Hills, Lot #23 combines convenience, natural beauty, and strong long-term potential. Or perhaps consider building an investment property.
Lovely intown parcel of land awaiting your new home. The property is conveniently located within a mile to downtown Camden and its' harbor, Camden Hills State Park, and proximate to Lincolnville Beach.
Having been in the same family for over 125 years, this pastoral country-side and iconic thirty-five acre parel with fields and woods is now available for it's next Steward. Stone walls, pines and mature hardwoods mix to envelope the outline of the open rolling fields that have nearly nine hundred feet of road frontage. This rare beauty has been meticulously cared for and hayed in cojunction with the Maine Coast Heritage Trust which would be happy to continue keeping that tradition alive though there are no conservations easements or restrictions on the property.The existing farm pond can be made more accessilbe for aesthetics and recreational use. Located just three miles from Camden Harbor with public ocean boat and beach access, Maine state park hiking trails and Megunticook Lake access for paddleing, kayaking and swimming. This is a rare opportunity to be a part of coastal Maine history through this renowned Camden property.
Imagine waking up to sweeping views of Mount Battie to Penobscot bay from your Mountain perch. With close proximity to the Snow Bowl and Megunticook lake and just a short drive to downtown Camden where you can enjoy fine dining and all the amenities Camden has to offer. The property is abutting Coastal Mountain Land trust conservation land, so you can be assured of privacy. A rough driveway has been put in and some clearing has been done in preparation for building. Septic design available. You won't want to miss this opportunity!
Fantastic intown building lot on 0.66 acres with gardens, fruit trees and a small pond. Quiet and peaceful location.


Camden is located in Maine. Camden, Maine has a population of 5,175. Camden is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 23.19% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.74%.
The median household income in Camden, Maine is $84,123. The median household income for the surrounding county is $63,399 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Camden is 51.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 74.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 12.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.7 inches per year, with 58.2 inches of snow per year.