
Acreage, Garage
The land is what you're buying here. Fifty-two and a half acres of Maine woods outside Lagrange, and the camp sitting on them is small, 660 square feet, built in 2002. But small works for what this place is.
Inside, it's knotty pine walls, a woodstove, one bedroom on the main floor, and a loft above it reached by a spiral staircase. The loft is sleeping space, not a second bedroom, but it does the job. Lights are wired throughout and run off a generator. There's no grid connection out here. Two screened porches, one of which has a shower stall built into it. That's a nice detail for the end of a day outside. The cabin is fully insulated, so it's not a three-season situation, though there's an outhouse on site rather than any indoor plumbing to speak of.
The garage is the newest thing on the property. Two bays, built in 2022, with a well drilled the same year. Room for vehicles, ATVs, snowmobiles, whatever you're running out here. Having a real garage on an off-grid property like this matters more than it might sound. You need somewhere to store equipment, work on machines, stay out of the weather.
The acreage itself is the draw. Fifty-two acres in Maine gives you hunting ground, snowmobile territory, and genuine quiet. You're not crowded. The woods here are the main room.
This is a hunting camp and a weekend base. It's not a full-time house. There's no bathroom in the traditional sense and no utility hookup. What it is: a solid, insulated cabin on a serious piece of land with a good garage, a drilled well, and a lot of room to roam. If that's what you're after, the pieces are already in place.


