DOUBLE ACCESS. DOUBLE OPPORTUNITY.
Hidden in Midcoast Maine--far enough from the noise to enjoy true quiet, yet close enough to the coast to make a spontaneous coastal run part of your routine--this 12.45-acre parcel of raw land is ready for someone to bring it to life. Whether your plans include a secluded camp or a full-time residence, this property gives you the space and flexibility to make it happen.
With 52 feet of paved frontage on Route 131, a well-traveled state road, access is simple and reliable year-round--an ideal starting point year round access. But what really sets this property apart is how it stretches beyond the road and ties into Springer Lane, a quiet dirt camp road that meanders through the woods, offering a second, more private way in.
That dual access opens the door to options--keep things visible and accessible from Route 131, or lean into the privacy of a tucked-away entrance. Few properties give you the ability to choose both.
There's more. A small deeded right-of-way to Crawford Pond adds another layer of value, giving you water access without the premium cost of waterfront ownership. Located between Union and Warren, Crawford Pond is a peaceful, under-the-radar spot perfect for paddling, fishing, or unwinding at the end of the day.
From a location standpoint, it's hard to beat. Route 17 is less than five minutes away, connecting you quickly to Augusta or out toward the coast. In roughly 20 minutes, you can be in Camden or Rockland, enjoying everything from fresh seafood to galleries and working waterfront views.
Opportunities like this--where access, acreage, and location all come together--don't show up often. Walk the property, take it in, and start mapping out what comes next.
