Property Description

FARM/AIRFIELD. Why are Billionaires are buying up good farmland?- extended family survival. This sweet 57 acre property is two surveyed parcels: 1- 50'x200' driveway from Rt 191 leads to 1635x50' airfield runway, then to 25 acres organic sandy-loam fields for healthy food growth(now hay cut by TideMill organic farm), 25 acres of forest, along with a pond, gravel pit, dug well, apple trees, blueberries, and solar/wind farming option, a 90' x 30' three-bay plane hangar, with one 30' bay with new metal roof, 5.5insulated walls and 7.5 Rockwool ceiling, 200 amp service, and lumber, doors, windows, hardware and Rockwool insulation on site for residence conversion; Parcel 2-6 acres with long Rt 191 frontage, paved circular drive, 95% field, dug well, pond access, and 1.5 story garage needs work. Reason for sale owner's partner has similar property nearby (no airfield). Construction service recommendations and great neighbors-animal sanctuary & farms. Half mile to boating, fishing, hiking, birding at 36,765 acre Meddybemps Lake/Moosehorn Nat. Wildlife Refuge, 10 minute drive to Sunrise Multi-Use Trail system, 20 to full services in Calais, ME or to hikes and clamming on Cobscook Bay, 35 to artist venues in deepwater Eastport, 50 to Roosevelt's 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. 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/area, 3 bay plane-hangar, (NSEW) images as seen from hangar roof, and various other images of pond, fields, forests on site and coastal Maine.

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