Courtesy: Oberg Insurance & Real Estate Agency, Inc.
207-647-5551
Discover 192 Mountain View Road in Fryeburg, Maine — a rare opportunity to own nearly six acres of prime, build-ready land in the desirable Highland Acres Association. This exceptional parcel already features a 2-bedroom septic system, electrical conduit, installed driveway, and cleared house lot, giving buyers a valuable head start on building a home, vacation retreat, or investment property. Situated on elevated land at the end of a quiet association road, the property offers excellent privacy and the potential for White Mountain views with additional clearing. It's an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful setting close to year-round outdoor recreation. You'll love the convenience: 8 minutes to downtown Fryeburg, under 20 minutes to Pleasant Mountain Ski Area, and 25 minutes to North Conway and Bridgton. Enjoy easy access to lakes, rivers, hiking, skiing, snowmobiling, dining, and shopping—everything that makes the Western Maine and Mount Washington Valley region so popular. If you're looking for buildable land in Fryeburg, ME, this property stands out with its combination of privacy, location, and existing infrastructure. Bring your building plans and make the most of this unique, well-positioned parcel.
Courtesy: Badger Peabody & Smith Realty
603-356-5757
Developers and investors - Jockey Cap Ridge offers 75 acres of opportunity in Fryeburg, Maine. Set atop a gently sloping ridge, the land features sweeping views of Pleasant Mountain to the east, Lovewell Pond to the south, and Mt. Chocorua, the Green Hills, and Kearsarge to the west. With three access points from town roads, a 10-acre cleared meadow, and town water already installed to the center of the property, much of the groundwork is in place. Envision a 40+/- lot subdivision, six private kingdom lots, or hold as a long-term investment and hedge against inflation. Whether you're building now or banking on tomorrow, this land delivers on potential.
Courtesy: AFM Real Estate
207-745-5230
Discover a rare opportunity to own a true kingdom lot in the heart of Western Maine. This 182± acre property offers unmatched privacy, abundant natural beauty, and endless recreational potential. Enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth program, the land features 56 acres of mixed hardwood and 86 acres of softwood forest. Enjoy frontage on the quiet and sparsely developed Kezar Pond — a pristine 1,851-acre shallow pond with a maximum depth of 12 feet. Fed by the old course of the Saco River, the pond's water levels naturally fluctuate, creating a dynamic waterfront environment. Limited public access ensures peace and seclusion, with the only hand-carry boat launch being located at the historic Hemlock Covered Bridge. From the shore, take in panoramic views of New Hampshire's majestic Presidential Range. The property also boasts frontage on Elkins Stream and 40 acres of swamp/marshland along the shoreline s— a critical habitat for inland waterfowl, wading birds, deer, turkey, bear, and the occasional moose. The pond is home to warm-water fish species including largemouth bass, chain pickerel, and white and yellow perch. With power poles nearby, this interesting parcel is ready to become your private retreat, nature preserve, or legacy family compound. Whether you envision a secluded cabin, a timberland investment, or a wildlife sanctuary, this Fryeburg gem offers the space, resources, and beauty to make it a reality.
Courtesy: AFM Real Estate
207-745-5230
Discover 52± acres of high ground in Fryeburg's Highland Park area with potential views of New Hampshire's Presidential Range. Tucked away in a quiet setting, this property is part of the Highland Park Road Association for well-maintained year-round access, yet it is not part of the original subdivision — meaning no restrictive covenants. Annual road association fees are just $150 for an undeveloped lot or $700 for a residential property. Access is provided by a deeded 66' right-of-way through an abutting lot off Mountain View Road. Electric pole are conveniently located at the road for power. Buyers are encouraged to consult with the Fryeburg Code Enforcement Officer regarding development possibilities. Enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Program, the land is zoned Rural Residential and boasts diverse forest cover: 15 acres hardwood, 15 acres softwood, and 22 acres mixed wood. Past selective thinning has created a healthy, multi-aged forest that supports abundant wildlife. Seasonal wetlands provide water sources, making this property ideal for deer, bear, turkeys, and a variety of other species. Whether you envision a private retreat, homestead, or recreational getaway, this property offers privacy, beauty, and western Maine's natural bounty — all within reach of Fryeburg's amenities. Enjoy the benefits of living in the Fryeburg Academy school district with recreational opportunities around every corner! Skiing enthusiasts have several mountains nearby with Pleasant Mountain (15 mins), Cranmore Mountain (30 mins), Sunday River (1 hour), and Mt. Abram (1 hour), as well as cross-country skiing choices. Public access on local lakes and the Saco River are nearby, as well as several golf courses. Western Maine is as a recreational paradise!
Courtesy: Real Broker
207-272-3984
Large parcel with fantastic mountain views overlooking the heart of Fryeburg farmland. Located on a quiet country road with over 45 mostly wooded acres and some wetlands to afford even more privacy. Close to both Maine and NH ski areas, just a 20 minute drive to North Conway, N.H. Part of the MSAD #72 Fryeburg Academy school district.
Estate Lot or Subdivision - Jockey Cap Ridge offers 75 acres of opportunity in Fryeburg, Maine. Set atop a gently sloping ridge, the land features sweeping views of Pleasant Mountain to the east, Lovewell Pond to the south, and Mt. Chocorua, the Green Hills, and Kearsarge to the west. With three access points from town roads, a 10-acre cleared meadow, and town water already installed to the center of the property, much of the groundwork is in place. Envision a 40+/- lot subdivision, 5 kingdom lots, 1 estate lot, or hold as a long-term investment and hedge against inflation. Whether you're building now or banking on tomorrow, this land delivers on potential.
Gorgeous western mountain views and sunsets! This 8.73-acre lot offers a 4-bedroom septic design to build your vacation or year-round home. The property is located close to all 4 season activities, Fryeburg Academy School District, 20 minutes to North Conway, NH!
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Lifestyles
603-447-2117
PRIME LOCATION, Maine/New Hampshire Border...Come see this 43 acre parcel with views and endless possibilities...maybe a subdivision, homestead, family compound! Located on the Maine/New Hampshire border with engineered road/driveway, tree clearing and storm water controls in place. Minutes from Conway and Fryeburg Villages. You can shop and ski in North Conway, NH or at Pleasant Mountain in Bridgton, ME which are both 15 minutes away. In the summer, meander down the Saco River from Swan's Falls or Weston's Beach which is right down the road. Located in the renowned Fryeburg Academy School District this is a perfect year round or vacation location!
Courtesy: Real Broker
207-272-3984
The driveway has been installed and a building site partially cleared on this 5.6 acre wooded lot. A natural spring and a small brook run through the property. Great location, just 20 minutes to Shawnee Peak/ Pleasant Moutain and 30 minutes to North Conway. Fryeburg Academy MSAD #72 school district.
Fryeburg is located in Maine. Fryeburg, Maine has a population of 3,384. Fryeburg is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 20.44% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 24.25%.
The median household income in Fryeburg, Maine is $57,440. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,384 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Fryeburg is 44.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 79.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 5.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.4 inches per year, with 75.6 inches of snow per year.
