Bounded by mossy stone walls, this 17 acre parcel features a working sugar shack, offered with all the equipment needed to tap and boil the surrounding stand of majestic maples. The shack has electricity and has been plumbed in the past, though no well or septic exists on the property. The acreage beyond the sugar shack is primarily old growth woods, including stands of cedar, pine, and yellow birch. A farm pond hidden from the road is a watering hole for local wildlife, with a permanent covered tree stand/tree house with metal roof and siding overlooking the water. Packard Brook sits at the back border. A modest tag-along camper in good working condition conveys with the property, offering a place to sleepover when the sap boiling goes into the wee hours. This property offers a goldmine of possibilities for living the Maine dream. Hobby sugar production yields 30+ gallons of syrup on average, from just a fraction of the maples on the property. Are you ready to tap into the full potential of this sweet property?
