Discover 129.99± acres of beautiful western Maine land offering privacy, water, elevation, and excellent recreational opportunities. According to the Maine LUPC Zoning and Parcel Viewer, the property contains approximately 129.99 acres, although municipal tax records incorrectly states 40.87 acres. The property is not enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Law program. Harvested approximately seven years ago, the forest offers a mix of remaining mature trees and vigorous new growth. An established interior road and trail system provides convenient access throughout the property and leads to a campsite along a picturesque, year-round stream. Nearly a mile of stream frontage winds through the land, featuring small falls, pools, and peaceful stretches of flowing water. Elevations range from approximately 640 to 840 feet, with a prominent ridge offering potential views of the surrounding hills with selective clearing. Approximately five acres of wetlands add diversity and valuable wildlife habitat, and signs of wildlife are evident throughout the property. Access is provided by a deeded, gated right-of-way from Route 232, with power available at the main road. Whether you're looking for a private recreational retreat, hunting property, camp location, or long-term land investment, this parcel offers plenty to explore. Enjoy a remote Maine setting while remaining less than 30 minutes from Bethel, Sunday River, and Mt. Abram, approximately 1½ hours from Portland and 3½ hours from Boston. A very pretty piece of western Maine with the acreage, water, access, and terrain that are increasingly difficult to find.