Pending Listings in Washington County, ME

Pending Listing in Washington County, ME:

Escape to the quiet beauty of Downeast Maine with this rare 65-acre property in Dennysville, offering the perfect balance of open fields and peaceful woods. Whether you're dreaming of building a private homestead, starting a small farm, or creating a recreational retreat, this land provides endless opportunities. The rolling fields are ideal for gardens, livestock, or simply enjoying wide open space, while the wooded acreage offers privacy, natural beauty, and abundant wildlife. Located in Dennysville, you'll enjoy the serenity of rural living with the convenience of nearby coastal towns and amenities. This is your chance to own a piece of classic Maine landscape—spacious, versatile,

Pending Listing in Washington County, ME:

Imagine owning 7.5 acres of land in the downeast coastal City of Eastport, ME. This property is perched high over Carrying Place Cove which allows for panoramic views and stunning sunsets. Perfect spot close to town to build your dream home or business property, such as a hotel. Eastport offers a vibrant arts community, shops, art galleries, restaurants and the historic waterfront.

Pending Listing in Washington County, ME:

This surveyed 56.25± acre property offers acres of open fields with unlimited potential. With town water at the road, power, and internet available, plus paved Route 1 frontage, the property is perfectly suited for commercial, residential, or recreational use. A 10-acre solar lease, set to begin in 2025, will provide steady income of $1,500 per month for 15 years, transferable to the new owner. This opens up exciting opportunities for passive income while leaving ample space for additional development. The property's strategic location and layout make it ideal for a commercial project along Route 1, a large residential development, or a private riverside retreat. The well-built 0.5-m

Pending Listing in Washington County, ME:

Truly a special and serene setting, this 13-acre property on Leighton Point Road offers a water view of the Pennamaquan River, and a peaceful neighborhood location. The property includes 3 acres of open land, an uncut 60-100 year forest, an old apple orchard, and stone walls in the woods. It is just a short drive from Route 1 and the center of town, just under 4 miles from Reversing Falls in Pembroke, and about 3 miles to Leighton Field managed by Cobscook Shores, as well as the town beach at the end of Leighton Point Road. It also also near several small organic farms. House was built in 1859, and in need of complete restoration, including one half of the foundation. It is of balloon const