Great opportunity to build your dream home on this 2.2-acre wooded lot situated in an excellent Lewiston location. Offering approximately 363 feet of road frontage, this property provides plenty of space and privacy while still offering convenient access to area amenities. The lot has already been surveyed and soil tested, helping make the planning process that much easier. Don't miss this opportunity to own a spacious building lot in a desirable Lewiston area! Property being sold is part of Book 963 Page 96
Nice build-able lot in great location in Lewiston! City water and sewer with views of the white mountains behind the wooded backyard! Last lot in established and quiet neighborhood with no through traffic for your safety.
This wooded parcel features approximately 156 feet of road frontage, an existing gravel driveway, and a trail system that provides access throughout much of the property. Mature trees create a sense of privacy while allowing buyers to evaluate the land's layout and potential. The terrain is rolling, with several flatter sections that could support future development concepts or individual homesites, subject to buyer due diligence and municipal approval. The property is zoned NCA, and preliminary discussions with local officials suggest development potential exists, though buyers should verify all zoning, subdivision, utility, and permitting requirements independently. Public water and sewer infrastructure are located nearby, adding to the property's appeal for builders and developers evaluating future opportunities. A small wetland area is located along the edge of the parcel and appears to have minimal impact on the overall usability of the property. Existing trails and the gravel driveway allow prospective buyers to explore much of the acreage and gain a better understanding of its layout. Location remains one of the property's strongest attributes. Situated on the eastern side of Lewiston, the parcel offers convenient access to Routes 126 and 196, as well as the Maine Turnpike. Daily amenities, employment centers, healthcare, and educational opportunities are all within easy reach, while the property itself maintains a wooded and private character. For builders and developers, the combination of acreage, existing access, nearby utilities, and NCA zoning creates an opportunity that is becoming increasingly difficult to find within Lewiston city limits. For those not looking to develop, the same characteristics support a private homesite with room to spread out while remaining close to everyday conveniences. Personal property on the parcel was found by the City to be in non-compliance and requires removal. There is also an unpaid fine.
Lot is on a paper street with no current access paper street would have to be built
An exceptional opportunity to create something truly special in a highly sought-after, well-established neighborhood. This surveyed parcel offers the flexibility to build a beautiful single-family home on a private site or create a multi-home family compound where generations can live close together while maintaining their own space. The property also offers potential for a thoughtfully designed tiny home neighborhood. Public water and sewer are available, adding significant value and simplifying future development. Located just a short distance from the interstate, the property offers easy access to major routes while remaining nestled in an established residential setting. Previously approved for a 13-lot subdivision, the property is ready for re-approval and offers great flexibility for its next owner. Build your dream home, create a family compound, explore a tiny home community, or pursue residential development. The possibilities are impressive!
***A 0.09-acre lot nestled in an established Lewiston neighborhood. Public utilities available. Adjoining lot at 23 Howe St is also for sale. Sold as-is
Positioned for high-impact use, 17 Fireslate Place offers 2.28 acres of prime industrial land. This parcel is a rare find in the Lewiston market, providing the scale and zoning necessary for modern industrial operations, logistics, or specialized trades. With its Industrial designation, this property is part of a district designed to support the city's economic backbone. The site is level, expansive, and ready for a developer or owner-occupant to break ground in an established commercial/industrial area.
A 0.13-acre parcel situated on a paper road. Not a buildable lot in its current configuration, but could offer future utility if the paper road is ever activated. Sold as-is.
A 0.11-acre buildable lot nestled in an established Lewiston neighborhood. Public utilities available. A solid opportunity for new construction in a built-up residential area. Sold as-is.
A 0.13-acre buildable lot with public utilities available on Sabattus Street in an established Lewiston neighborhood. Sold as-is.
Two adjacent City of Lewiston tax acquired lots offered, 12 Johnson Street (0.06 acres) provides a 30-foot access corridor to 47 Payne Street (0.36 acres), but even combined they do not qualify as buildable lots. Sold as-is.


Lewiston is located in Maine. Lewiston, Maine has a population of 36,615. Lewiston is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 25.82% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 28.32%.
The median household income in Lewiston, Maine is $48,069. The median household income for the surrounding county is $59,287 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Lewiston is 40.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 8.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.7 inches per year, with 74.2 inches of snow per year.