Princeton, ME homes for sale & real estate

Princeton, ME Homes for Sale

Few land parcels of this size are surveyed and thoroughly blazed and flagged. This handsome 51.5-acre parcel of raw and gently sloped land features a mixed forest filled with hardwood and softwood. Tree varieties include the coveted Ash Tree. The property features some towering ash trees, a healthy grove of pines, maple and oak trees, birch and beech trees, balsam fir, and cedars. The Wapsaconhagan Brook runs through it. The property was last harvested in the 1930s and has been thoroughly enjoyed by the current owners for the past 50 years. Build your dream home here, a log cabin perhaps from trees you harvest from your own land. There are several overgrown fields that could be brought back

Princeton, ME Homes for Sale

Ready to build your dream home or cabin near Pocomoonshine Lake? Originally part of the Pocomoonshine Associates Phase 2 subdivision. Don't miss this wooded lot only minutes from the lake, access directly from South Princeton Road with utilities at the road. This quiet & peaceful area is known for fishing, ATV trails, snowmobiling, boating, hunting & trapping. Rural, easy commute to many other nearby popular lakes. Please also see Lot 2-3 that is an abuting 2+/- acre lot for sale.

Princeton, ME Homes for Sale

Ready to build your dream home or cabin near Pocomoonshine Lake? Originally part of the Pocomoonshine Associates Phase 2 subdivision. Don't miss this wooded lot only minutes from the lake, access directly from South Princeton Rd with a driveway started and utilities at the road. this quiet & peaceful area is known for fishing, hunting, trapping, ATV trails, snowmobiling & boating. Rural, easy commute to many other nearby lakes and towns. Please also see Lot 2-2 that is an abuting 2 +/- acrea lot for sale.

Princeton, ME Homes for Sale

This wooded 3/4-acre lot within a planned unit development has access to public water and sewer and is in a surveyed subdivision just a mile from downtown Baileyville. Baileyville is the economic hub of Washington County with a paper mill along the international St. Croix River on the border of Maine and New Brunswick, Canada. The town is only 30 minutes from the saltwater of Passamaquoddy Bay and it is fewer than 15 minutes to fantastic freshwater recreation and fishing in surrounding waters with fun names like Pocomoonshine Lake. Baileyville and Calais offer the first and one of the only municipal broadband utility in the state of Maine, Downeast Broadband with the highest speed internet