Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty
207-879-9800
Discover Lakin Hill—a rare 310+/- acre Western Maine property encompassing the entire summit of Lakin Hill and offering an extraordinary combination of mountain views, flowing water and recreational opportunity. Rising to approximately 1,660 feet, the summit opens to scenic views of Webb Lake and the surrounding Longfellow Range, creating a spectacular backdrop in every season. Adding to the property's appeal is over 4,500 feet of water frontage along Alder Brook and Bowley Brook. These natural waterways feature waterfalls, cascades and tranquil pools, creating some of the most compelling scenery found on the property and an incredible setting for exploring, relaxing and enjoying the outdoors. A network of existing roads and trails provides convenient access throughout the acreage, while access from Route 156 makes this private setting remarkably accessible. Located in the heart of Western Maine's four-season recreation area, the property offers outstanding potential for hunting, hiking, ATV and snowmobile recreation, wildlife observation and other outdoor pursuits. Nearby Mount Blue State Park and the Tumbledown/Mount Blue public lands provide thousands of additional acres of recreational opportunity, including hiking, paddling, swimming, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. Whether envisioned as a private recreational retreat, hunting property, conservation holding, family compound, long-term land investment or true legacy/heirloom property, Lakin Hill offers a rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of Western Maine with both elevation and significant flowing-water frontage. The real magic of Lakin Hill is found where the land rises above it all and the water runs through it—an exceptional Maine landscape waiting to be explored.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty
207-879-9800
A TRUE SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE — A ONE-OF-A-KIND HEIRLOOM & LEGACY PROPERTY! This extraordinary 1,026± acre Cherry Hill property offers a rare combination of scale, privacy, elevation, water, wildlife habitat and accessibility. Years of thoughtful land and wildlife management have created an exceptional setting for hunting and outdoor recreation, with outstanding opportunities for whitetail deer, moose, black bear and upland birds. The property features approximately 1.6 miles of frontage on Yeaton Brook, three established wildlife food plots planted primarily with clover and chicory, approximately 5 miles of established gravel roads, and many additional miles of trails and logging roads throughout the acreage. Cherry Hill rises to approximately 1,826 feet and offers exceptional views of Webb Lake from the summit—an iconic Western Maine landmark. Unlike many large Maine tracts that contain substantial low or wet terrain, this property is predominantly high and dry, with varied topography, significant elevation and excellent recreational potential. Its remarkable privacy is matched by convenience, located approximately 1.5 hours from Portland, 3 hours from Boston, and only about 15 minutes from everyday amenities. The terrain and elevation create possibilities for ATV and snowmobile recreation, hiking, camping, hunting, timber management, a private sporting retreat, family compound, conservation holding, or other future recreational uses. The property's topography and scale may even present an opportunity for a private ski area or other destination-style recreational concept, subject to feasibility and permitting. This is more than land—it is a rare opportunity to acquire a truly special Western Maine property and create a lasting family legacy for generations to come.
Perkins Twp is located in Maine. Perkins Twp, Maine has a population of 1,934.
The median household income in Perkins Twp, Maine is $50,951. The median household income for the surrounding county is $53,607 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Perkins Twp is 42.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.2 inches per year, with 87.4 inches of snow per year.
