Courtesy: Adams Realty
207-445-4323
Outdoor enthusiasts take notice! This 81.3 acres sits across the road from the Penobscot River in Mattawamkeag. The large lot offers over a 1000ft total road frontage broken up into a few sections along rt157 and a 200ft +/- driveway leads to a large flat clearing with power on site. There are 2 outbuildings/sheds on site. Smaller shed is approximately 8x8 the larger one is approximately 12x20. The Larger outbuilding needs TLC. No water or septic on site. Some old logging trails run through the property making easy access to explore. Lots of deer, moose and other wildlife seen on the property. Centrally located between Lincoln and Millinocket and all that the areas have to offer with atv and snowmobile trails nearby. Great location for your new home or adventure getaway.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty
207-879-9800
Located on the outskirts of Mattawamkeag, Maine, this surveyed 167 ± acre tract of timberland is a fantastic property for those seeking a secluded retreat or prime hunting grounds, especially for whitetail deer enthusiasts. The land was last commercially logged about 15 years ago and currently features a healthy and thriving inventory of timber, offering future opportunities for harvesting merchantable wood. The property is accessed via Medway Road, a public highway with electrical utilities available at the street. While most of the acreage lies north of Medway Road, a 75-foot-wide strip of owned land extends southward, providing direct access to the Penobscot River, just downstream from Weldon Dam. This unique feature enhances the property's appeal with the potential for waterfront activities. Fishing in this section of the Penobscot will yield smallmouth bass and large landlocked salmon for the angler. Historically, the land served multiple purposes, including as a gravel quarry and the site of a drive-in movie theater that operated from the 1950s until the 1980s. Remnants of the theater, such as elevated parking rows, remain visible and are now gradually being reclaimed by forest. Two former gravel quarries have transformed into spring-fed ponds of 2.75 and 1.25 acres, respectively. These ponds attract river otters and beavers and could easily be developed into private trout ponds. Evidence of a thriving deer population is abundant, with rubs, scrapes, and tracks found throughout the property, particularly near the ponds and old theater site. This area, rich with oak trees producing ample acorns, serves as a primary feeding ground for deer. The property's diverse habitat also supports other wildlife such as turkey, river otters, and beavers, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and hunters. Call today!
Courtesy: Realty of Maine
207-942-6310
BEAUTIFUL Penobscot River Waterfront! Nearly FOUR Acres of Penobscot River Waterfront Just Available Now! Come See this Wooded, Private Lot with 347 feet of owned waterfrontage, and 163 feet on Medway Road. Plenty of Room for the New Homestead and Nice Level Walk to the Water. You'll LOVE IT!!!
Courtesy: RE/MAX Collaborative
207-403-9125
1.48 acres +- on the Penobscot river! walk right down to the water or pull up a chair and fish until your bucket is full. This property has great fishing and a very gently sloping incline to the water. Afterwards relax and cook dinner in your screened in porch. Camper on property does not convey. To be removed prior to sale.
Mattawamkeag is located in Maine. Mattawamkeag, Maine has a population of 661. Mattawamkeag is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 13.45% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.71%.
The median household income in Mattawamkeag, Maine is $41,875. The median household income for the surrounding county is $55,125 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Mattawamkeag is 51.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 3.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 44 inches per year, with 92.2 inches of snow per year.
