Rare as a hen's tooth! This is the kind of Maine lake camp they simply don't build anymore. Believed to date back to the 1950s, this little gem has the charm, character, and wonderfully unpretentious comfort of a REAL Maine camp. Think vintage LL Bean catalog meets old-school family summer vacation, where the days revolve around the water, the evenings end around the firepit, and nobody cares if the furniture matches. There's a cozy, chintzy charm here that takes you straight back to yesteryear, long before lakefront properties became oversized, overbuilt, and out of reach. And the location? You can practically cast a line from the back deck! Tucked right up close to Sebec Lake, this property offers the kind of waterfront proximity that simply can't be replicated with modern construction. The gorgeous lot features a small private sandy beach, a spot to launch your small boat, and a dock ready for fishing, swimming, and long summer days on the lake. When the sun goes down, gather around the firepit and enjoy the peace and quiet that make Maine special. There's even a small barn or garage for your lake toys, tools, and outdoor gear. Best of all, this camp has a full septic system, a real indoor bathroom, a flush toilet, and a shower! No outhouse adventures required. When winter arrives, the fun doesn't stop. Head out on the snowmobile, explore the surrounding trails, or simply enjoy the quiet beauty of the Maine woods. This is an ideal base camp for fishing, boating, swimming, snowmobiling, and all the outdoor adventures you can squeeze into a weekend. You're at the edge of the real Maine wilderness, yet only about 30 minutes from town and everyday amenities. If you've been dreaming of a simpler kind of lake life, where character beats cookie-cutter and the best luxury is being right on the water, this one is calling your name. They just don't make them like this anymore, and that's exactly the point.
Single-familyProperty Type
1950Year Built
0.36 acresLot Size
$292Price/Sq.Ft.
$13/moHOA Dues
1 car garageParking
Listed by Dorothea {Dolly} Perkins• Realty of Maine