Courtesy: Realty of Maine
207-667-2300
Blueberry Land with a View! Discover 16 breathtaking acres where sweeping westerly views stretch across Meddybemps and Meddybemps Lake, delivering unforgettable sunsets in a peaceful setting. Once a thriving lowbush blueberry field, this beautiful property still boasts an abundance of wild Maine blueberries. A gentle, rolling landscape provides multiple opportunities to build your dream home or a cozy cabin, all positioned to capture the expansive lake vistas. A gravel driveway is already in place, offering convenient access from the top of the property. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby public boat launch on Meddybemps Lake, complete with a dock and ample parking, making it easy to spend your days boating, fishing, kayaking, and enjoying lake life. Whether you're looking for a private escape, recreational getaway, or an exceptional homesite with panoramic lake views, this rare parcel offers a nice combination of open space, natural beauty, and endless possibilities. Come experience the stunning scenery, fresh Maine air, and spectacular sunsets that make this property truly one of a kind.
Courtesy: Realty of Maine
207-667-2300
Own Your Own Island on Meddybemps Lake, Maine, USA! Have you ever wanted to say you own your own island? Well, here is your chance. Pike's Island is a rare opportunity to own approximately one-half acre of land in the heart of beautiful Meddybemps Lake. Properties like this are exceptionally uncommon, offering the unique distinction of island ownership on one of Maine's more than 6,000 lakes and ponds--and on one of the 223 lakes found in scenic Washington County. While the island is not buildable, it ofers an incredible private retreat for camping, stargazing, fishing, relaxing, and reconnecting with nature. Imagine spending your days surrounded by sparkling water and towering trees, listening to frogs croak, fish jump, and birds sing and then enjoying a peaceful evening of celebrating the Milky Way. This special piece of land provides the exclusivity and serenity that only island ownership can offer--a place to escape, unwind, and appreciate the simple beauty of Maine's great outdoors. Meddybemps Lake is also home to an active and engaged community. The Meddybemps Lake Association and the Meddybemps Lake Land Trust are dedicated to protecting and preserving the lake, its surrounding lands, and its valuable natural resources, helping ensure that this remarkable environment can be enjoyed for generations to come. Don't miss this unique opportunity to own your own island and a truly special piece of Maine lakefront property.
Courtesy: List With Freedom.com
855-456-4945
FARMLAND WITH AIRFIELD - You know why Billionaires are buying up good farmland - extended family survival. This One Of A Kind 51 acre surveyed property with 50'x200' driveway access from Rt 191 comes with its own 1635x50' airfield runway, arable organic sandy-loam fields for pasture, orchard and healthy food plantings, 25 acres of forest, along with a pond, dug well, apple trees, blueberries, and solar and wind farming potential in Washington County - DownEast coastal Maine. 90' x 30' three-bay plane hangar, with one 30' workshop bay containing a slab floor with insulated walls and ceiling, along with 200 amp service. Less than a mile away is boat launch and great fishing at 58' deep, 6,765 acre Meddybemps Lake and adjoining Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge. A 10 minute drive brings you to start of 87 mile Sunrise Multi-Use Trail system, 20 to full services in Calais, ME on Canadian border or to hikes and clamming on Cobscook Bay, 35 to services and artist venues in deepwater coastal Eastport, 50 to Roosevelt's summer home on Campobello Island, 90 to city of Bangor, and two hours to Bar Harbor/Acadia National Park, with numerous State and community parks and hiking trails within 30 minutes. Reason for sale is that owner's new partner has similar property nearby. Construction service recommendations and abutting 5.6 acre parcel available and great neighbors. Washington County is gorgeous, has the deepest cargo port, the longest coastline, tide changes of 18-22', and produces the most lobsters and clams in Maine. It welcomes the first rays of sun to shine on the US each day, and features numerous lakes, rivers and forest preserves. The bold, salt-sprayed shoreline offers deserted beaches, quiet hiking trails, rugged cliffs and unnamed beauty. Images: Google Earth lot and area images, 3 bay plane-hangar, (NSEW) images as seen from hangar roof, and various other images of pond, fields, forests on site and coastal Maine.
Meddybemps is located in Maine. Meddybemps, Maine has a population of 123. Meddybemps is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.5%.
The median household income in Meddybemps, Maine is $65,250. The median household income for the surrounding county is $46,689 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Meddybemps is 62.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 7.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.5 inches per year, with 73.9 inches of snow per year.
