SOLD Off-Grid Hunting Cabin on 70± Acres (Director's Cut) | Maine Real Estate
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- Price $290,000 | For more information Call Rick Theriault at (207) 731-9902
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Nestled at 88 Whitten Road in Burnham, ME, this turnkey, trophy whitetail hunting property seamlessly blends convenience with an unforgettable way of life. Picture the tranquil early hours, the world adorned in the soft hues of dawn. The cabin's interior, crafted with V match pine and cedar accents, exudes warmth while the aroma of coffee brewing and bacon sizzling on the gas range beckons friends to gather around the table.
This charming cabin, built in 2001 atop a well-drained gravel pad with cedar shake exterior and trim, ensures comfort with its modern amenities. A drilled well and full bath complement the rustic yet totally modern atmosphere, offering convenience amidst the wild beauty. The cabin boasts electric power, powered by a photovoltaic system with battery storage, ensuring an uninterrupted connection to comfort while immersed in nature's embrace.
Its new wood stove, installed in 2021, promises coziness on even the coldest winter days. Excellent insulation and abundant double pane windows offer both protection from the elements and immersive views of the surrounding wildlife.
As the group prepares for the day's hunt, the property unveils its allure-a sprawling 70+ acres of prime whitetail deer habitat, crisscrossed by thoughtfully designed trails. Each trail leads to strategically positioned shooting blinds, named with a touch of history and anticipation: "The Green Monster," "The Meadow Stand," "The Food Plot Stand," and the renowned "Cedar Bog Stand." These blinds hold stories of triumphs and near misses, marking the landscape with the thrill of the hunt.
Amidst the excitement, the property's tranquility remains palpable-the captivating "Chain Meadows," the 2200 feet of water frontage along Bear Trap Brook-serving as havens for an array of wildlife. Moose, deer, bear, otter, beavers as well as owls, eagles, and other raptors all will be seen here, as they call this area home.
Beyond its natural splendor, this property offers more than just hunting; it embodies a lifestyle-a retreat from the daily rush, fostering cherished moments. And despite this serene escape, its location remains remarkably convenient-just minutes away from the Troy General Store and a mere 12 miles from Sebasticook Valley Hospital.
With its proximity to Bangor (40 minutes) and Boston (3.5 hours), this haven is not just a hunting property; it's an invitation to a cherished way of life, effortlessly blending the thrill of the hunt with the ease of access for individuals from central and southern Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this exceptional hunting property. Call now to schedule a viewing and immerse yourself in the history and excitement of these named blinds, making this your haven for unforgettable hunting experiences and cherished moments amidst modern comforts within a rustic setting. - บันเทิง
So with years of living in the adirondacks I am making an educated assumption that the “meadow” being flooded when it rains means in the months that are not winter the meadow is a breeding ground for mosquitoes, black flies, and noseeum
Well in Maine unless you are surrounded by pavement, insects are everywhere. Maine is blessed to have lots of water. I guess I prefer a few mosquitos to drought and wildfires like the west has been experiencing the past several years.
ADK is the place!
*United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine* Ok I remember this one, what a beautiful place, thank-you sir for taking the time to show us around. GOD Bless.
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Really nice property 😮
I like it 👍🦌
Nice place !
Thanks for sharing.
Sweet property, but that price… how negotiable is it?
Why don't you buy an undeveloped piece of land surrounded by 100's of acres of undeveloped land. Then proceed to clear a place for a building. Have a well drilled and a septic installed, build a road and driveway. Then build a cabin that is well insulated and install plumbing, lighting, and other electrical components. Then buy some furniture and appliances. Once that is all done spend some more time constructing elevated hunting blinds in various locations around the property. Once you get that all done, get back to me on "that price".
@@richardtheriault7624 - Point made. LOL!
Can it be turnkey with a 22ish year old roof on one side? Don't know how insurance works there.
Well everything works, no leaks, new well pump, pressure tank, solar system, wood stove, chimney all in the past couple of years. Being sold completely furnished right down to the coffee cups. You can turn the key on the door, turn on the lights and enjoy the property.
@@richardtheriault7624 Where I live, Insurance wouldn't talk to me because my roof was not even as old as the off-grid one. Had to get a new roof before continuing or changing insurance for the home.
If whoever bought this needs a new best friend, lemme know😂 ...now to copy and paste this comment on every property on this channel
Hunting over feed? How sporting is that?
When people hunt, they hunt where animals are. I guess the only "sporting" hunt for you would be to hunt where there is no chance of encountering a deer, bear or other wild game.
If you're not of the age to be sneaking through rough terrain... I'd imagine this fella was older.
No, I just don't think it's fair to hunt over planted or cast food. .. go where the deer are. Otherwise, how do you call it "hunting"?
Given the current flooding situation and the amount of water surrounding the property it’s going to be a breeding ground for mosquitoes 🦟 and other insects and pests. If I could cope with this I’d probably be interested in coming to view. Being realistic and living with cancer it’s not going to be suitable unfortunately.
I’m definitely on the prowl for a large cabin and 100 acres + or a very special area to build an Amish home of a substantial size with a massive basement and underground farm 😊
290 seems high.
Thanks for watching.
Man... I'm hearing Maine is in the early stages of being Oregon/Portland 2.0.
Sucks.
If it's sold, take the vieo down. Makes no sense.
It is marked sold in the title.