Courtesy: Cates Real Estate
207-701-5600
Walk the old stone walls. Explore the woods. Find your building site. Imagine what comes next. This is Washington, Maine land with a little history—and so many possibilities. This beautiful property offers a special combination of history, woods, privacy and plenty of room to create something of your own. You could spend the day wandering the property where you will find old stone walls and ravines throughout the forest. These are reminders of the property's agricultural past and a time when this land was worked very differently than it is today. An old farmhouse remains on the property, adding to the lot's sense of history. The house is in a condition where it will need to come down, but its presence is part of the property's story. The Town recognizes this property as three separate parcels, giving a buyer the opportunity to purchase the entire 65 acres or potentially choose a smaller piece. The property will also be offered separately as approximately 28 acres and 37 acres offering flexibility.
Courtesy: Cates Real Estate
207-701-5600
Walk the old stone walls. Explore the woods. Find your building site. Imagine what comes next. This is Washington, Maine land with a little history—and so many possibilities. This beautiful property offers a special combination of history, woods, privacy and plenty of room to create something of your own. You could spend the day wandering the property where you will find old stone walls and ravines throughout the forest. These are reminders of the property's agricultural past and a time when this land was worked very differently than it is today. An old farmhouse remains on the property, adding to the lot's sense of history. The house is in a condition where it will need to come down, but its presence is part of the property's story. The Town recognizes this property as three separate parcels, giving a buyer the opportunity to purchase the entire 65 acres or potentially choose a smaller piece. The property will also be offered separately as approximately 28 acres and 37 acres offering flexibility.
Courtesy: Cates Real Estate
207-701-5600
Walk the old stone walls. Explore the woods. Find your building site. Imagine what comes next. This is Washington, Maine land with a little history—and so many possibilities. This 65 acre property offers a special combination of history, woods, privacy and plenty of room to create something of your own. You could spend the day wandering the property where you will find old stone walls and ravines throughout the forest. These are reminders of the property's agricultural past and a time when this land was very different than it is today. An old farmhouse remains on the property, adding to the lot's sense of history. The house is in a condition where it will need to come down, but its presence is part of the property's story. The Town recognizes this property as three separate parcels, giving a buyer the opportunity to purchase the entire 65 acres or potentially choose a smaller piece. The property will also be listed separately as approximately 28 acres and 37 acres offering flexibility. Whether you're searching for a large tract of Maine woods, a place to build a home surrounded by nature, a recreational property or simply a piece of land with some history and room to explore, 65 acres like this doesn't come along every day. Reference MLS 1683572 for 28 acre parcel.
Courtesy: Legacy Properties Sotheby's International Realty
207-230-1003
Mountaintop Dreams? This Is Your Chance. A rare opportunity to own approximately 411 acres atop Patrick Mountain in Washington, Maine. This remarkable parcel offers exceptional privacy, natural beauty, and possibilities on an impressive scale. Sweeping views extend across Washington Pond and the surrounding hills, with long-range vistas toward the mountains of Midcoast Maine. Existing woods roads meander through portions of the property, providing access throughout the landscape. The setting lends itself to a private estate, recreational retreat, conservation, investment, or future development. A proposed subdivision plan depicting 13 potential lots totaling approximately 47 acres is available, providing an option to explore future development while retaining the balance as substantial private acreage. With its commanding views, remarkable scale, and proximity to Midcoast Maine, Patrick Mountain offers an increasingly rare chance to own a significant piece of Maine's landscape. Whether envisioned as a private retreat, recreational property, investment, or thoughtfully planned development, the possibilities are as impressive as the views.
Courtesy: Lash Realty Group
207-832-7885
Set among 24 acres of wooded land, this spacious parcel offers privacy, natural beauty, and the opportunity to create your own Maine retreat. The property features a gentle natural grade that could be well suited to a future home with a walkout basement, allowing for a design that works naturally with the landscape. With ample room to explore, enjoy the outdoors, or simply take in the peace and quiet of the surrounding woods, this is a property with plenty of possibilities. Outdoor recreation is close at hand, with nearby public access to both Crystal Pond and Washington Pond- ideal for kayaking, fishing, paddling, and enjoying all that Maine's outdoors has to offer. Whether you're looking to build, invest, or simply own a substantial piece of wooded land, this 24-acre parcel offers a wonderful combination of privacy, recreation, and opportunity.
Courtesy: Black Duck Realty
207-549-5657
A 3-acre streamfront parcel with 375 feet of frontage on Jackson Stream and approximately 388 feet of paved frontage on Route 17 (Augusta Road). The hard part is already done on this one. A driveway and culvert were installed back in the 1970s and are still in place, running in from Route 17 to a cleared building site on the high, dry upland, with a cable gate at the entrance that keeps the drive private. The driveway has grown in over the years, so a day with a brush cutter opens it right back up, but the entrance is already there and the ground has been settled for fifty years. The property has a dug well in place, the perc test has passed, and septic design is complete for a 3-bedroom conventional gravity system, ready for permitting. Power lines run along Route 17 right at the frontage. A shed and two older campers sit on the cleared area and convey with the property. They are in serviceable shape and give you a place to store tools and stay on site from the first weekend. The land is wooded and gently sloping, with mature trees and wildlife moving through year round. The stream holds fish, and with your own frontage on it you can walk down from the campsite and cast whenever you like. The building envelope sits on the dry upland to the east, outside the mapped floodplain that follows the stream corridor, and shoreland buffer rules keep the wooded frontage along the water private and protected. You are 25 minutes from Augusta/Gardiner and 25 minutes from Rockland and the Midcoast, with Camden, Penobscot Bay, and the Route 17 scenic corridor all an easy drive.
Courtesy: The New England Real Estate Company, LLC
207-236-7000
Ideally located on West Washington Rd, only 1.5 miles from rte 17, this lot sits partway between Augusta and the Midcoast. Mostly wooded with a majority of new growth trees and bordered with stone walls, the land was originally used to graze sheep. On a slight slope, the land offers several options for building your dream home with possible westerly views. Maine DOT driveway permit available for reference.
Courtesy: RE/MAX JARET & COHN
207-596-0352
This 13 acre lot could be a great spot for your next home or business located off of Route 17. Easy access to both Augusta and Rockland areas. Take a walk of the land to see the possibilities!
Courtesy: Cates Real Estate
207-701-5600
Beautiful 5.01+/-acre field with excellent visibility and easy access from Route 220 in Waldoboro. Currently hayed and well maintained, this open parcel offers an ideal setting for a new home, farm, or homestead. Electrical poles are near, providing a head start for future development. With endless potential, this is an opportunity to create the lifestyle you've been dreaming of.
Courtesy: Cates Real Estate
207-701-5600
Escape to the quiet of rural Maine with this beautiful 18± acre wooded parcel in Washington, offering the perfect setting for your future home, seasonal camp, or private getaway. Surrounded by mature hemlock and beech trees, the property provides a peaceful natural landscape where you can enjoy the sights and sounds of the forest year-round. Located on a quiet, town-maintained road, the lot offers both privacy and easy access to Route 17. The public boat launch for Washington Pond is close by as well as the village of Washington. Whether you're ready to build now or prefer to hold the land as your own retreat, you'll appreciate the opportunity to create a space that fits your vision. Explore the woods, take a peaceful walk among the trees, or simply enjoy having your own slice of Maine to escape to whenever you need it. If you've been searching for room to breathe and a place to make your own, this 18± acre property is ready to welcome you.
Washington is located in Maine. Washington, Maine has a population of 1,653. Washington is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 28.1% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.74%.
The median household income in Washington, Maine is $52,557. The median household income for the surrounding county is $63,399 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Washington is 47.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 11.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.4 inches per year, with 71 inches of snow per year.
