Sagadahoc County, ME homes for sale & real estate

Sagadahoc County, ME Homes for Sale

Attention Home Builders! Explore this fantastic 4-acre building lot nestled in the desirable Woolwich area at 284 Hockomock Road. This property is almost ready for construction, as much of the groundwork has already been taken care of. It features installed power poles, a three-bedroom septic system, and a private drilled well. Additionally, a trailer is included with the property, which can be removed if preferred. There's also the option to purchase an extra 3 acres in the future. Hockomock is conveniently located just a short drive from Route #1, only 10 minutes away from Bath and Wiscasset.

Sagadahoc County, ME Homes for Sale

Ideally positioned between Bath and Brunswick. 13 Tonal Lane, West Bath is the perfect rural location to build amongst a 33-acre +- lot. Tonal Lane is a pre-existing, private road already in place with electrical and other residences. Rural Residential zoning allows for 3 acres per lot with road frontage and setback requirements being met. Buyers can talk to town to confirm their ideas can work. Use for a single private residence or a family compound. More land is available to the Buyer, along with a solar array and rental income opportunities. Minutes to West Bath School and Route One, 7 minutes to downtown Bath, 13 minutes to Maine Street Brunswick and 37 minutes to Portland.

Sagadahoc County, ME Homes for Sale

Nestled within a peaceful subdivision, this stunning 6.04-acre wooded lot offers the perfect canvas for a dream home. Surrounded by mature trees and natural beauty, the property combines privacy with a sense of community. Recently soil-tested and ready for development, the lot features ample space to design a spacious home and outdoor areas. A serene pond graces the landscape, adding charm and a tranquil atmosphere to the surroundings.

Sagadahoc County, ME Homes for Sale

Rare opportunity to acquire 2.67 +/- acres with 500' frontage on New Meadows Lake to build a single-family or two-family which are permitted uses, along with an ADU. Confirm with code. Optimal pad site is on the other side of the swale in an elevated and secluded thicket of trees. Install your driveway starting at the ROW hammerhead. See DEP Chapter 305 - Permit by Rule, Section 10: Stream Crossings. Per the survey, the ROW to the lake benefitting a neighbor will be relocated to the boundary line with Lot A at closing.