Recently Sold Homes in Oxford County, ME

Recently Sold Home in Oxford County, ME:

Welcome to your slice of paradise in beautiful Western Maine! Nestled on a picturesque 12-acre lot. As you enter the lot with driveway and power access off the main road, you'll immediately notice the careful balance of nature and accessibility. The lot has been thoughtfully cleared for a house site, with the remaining majestic Red Pine trees providing both aesthetic appeal and privacy from neighboring properties. With the potential for stunning views, this property offers the opportunity to build your dream home surrounded by the beauty of Maine's landscape. For outdoor enthusiasts, the abundance of nearby recreational opportunities is unparalleled. Explore miles of snowmobile and ATV trai

Recently Sold Home in Oxford County, ME:

Perched above the heart of Bethel Village, this exceptional parcel is your gateway to mountain living at its finest. Located in one of the area's desirable subdivisions, this prime lot offers not just a build site, but a lifestyle—where serene natural beauty meets everyday convenience. A scenic walking trail begins right at the road's edge, guiding you gently down to the village below. Whether it's a peaceful morning walk for coffee or a sunset stroll to your favorite local restaurant, Bethel's vibrant downtown is just minutes away—no car required. The homesite itself is truly turnkey: fully approved, thoughtfully cleared, and level—ready for your vision to take shape. Whe

Recently Sold Home in Oxford County, ME:

Access off of Ben Gilpatrick Road to this elevated property is currently via ATV, on foot, or horseback. Once there, you'll be treated to an amazing location with views for a hunting camp, or yurt. Aaron Williams Brook does run through the northerly part of this lot on its way to the 10 Mile River and the property hasn't been logged in years and has relatively mature forest. Ben Gilpatrick Road has been a 'town way' since 1852. It is maintained by the town year-round 250 yards from its intersection with Tripptown Road, and is maintained in summer-only by the Town 500 feet from Brownfield Road (Rt 160). The remaining portion between the two town road sections was discontinued in 1955 and the

Recently Sold Home in Oxford County, ME:

Priced to sell! A beautiful 13-acre parcel of land with approximately 2500 ft of frontage on the Saco River. NOTE: This property cannot be permanently built on. It is entirely within the 100-year flood plain which prohibits permanent structures. Access to this lot is via deeded easement over ''old 113'' from Pequawket Trail. Also, there is public river access . 78 miles upriver for access via boat. Crossing the railroad tracks for the purpose of recreation, harvesting crops, and logging will require a license from MDOT. Annual permitting is approximately $220. It is believed that a non-permanent camper or RV could be used seasonally on the property provided it is moved per Town ordinance a