Location, location, location! A residence, a restaurant, or a retail shop or a clever combination where you can watch seals frolic from your deck. This delightful cape in the heart of downtown Lubec offers sweeping views of the Lubec Channel without those pesky waterfront taxes. The second floor is a blank canvas ready to be remodeled into an efficient downtown loft apartment. The first-floor currently offers a retail shop with a commercially licensed kitchen, a workshop area with the-best-view-ever and a lovely retail space with a large handicap accessible bathroom and exterior access ramp. The property has an enormous wraparound deck overlooking downtown Lubec and the Lubec Channel with sweeping views of Campobello Island and the international bridge to New Brunswick, Canada. The property retains its' commercial kitchen license and conveys with commercial kitchen equipment and wonderful treasures for downtown shoppers. There is ample parking at the side and rear of the building. The property below is owned by the New England Aquarium where you can watch the whale research vessels launch. Lubec is the easternmost town in the United States and the gateway to Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada. There is a public boat launch a few steps from your front door and many oceanfront trails and kayak launches within 15 minutes of this location on both sides of the border.

Live and work in downtown Lubec, the easternmost point in the US and gateway to New Brunswick, a Maritime Province of Canada. Rent out both units in this solid Cape, a multi-unit including a residential project on the 2nd floor and a commercial space on the first floor with a handicap accessible ramp and ½ bath for a restaurant or a retail shop. The deck overlooks the Lubec Channel and Campobello Island. This delightful cape in the heart of Lubec offers sweeping views of the Lubec Channel without waterfront taxes. The second floor is a blank canvas ready to be remodeled into an efficient loft apartment. The first-floor currently offers a retail shop with a commercially licensed kitchen, a workshop area with the-best-view-ever and a lovely retail space with a large handicap accessible bathroom and exterior access ramp. The property has an enormous wraparound deck overlooking downtown Lubec and the Lubec Channel with sweeping views of Campobello Island and the international bridge to New Brunswick, Canada. The property retains its' commercial kitchen license and conveys with commercial kitchen equipment and wonderful treasures for downtown shoppers. There is ample parking at the side and rear of the building. The property below is owned by the New England Aquarium where you can watch the whale research vessels launch. There is a public boat launch just a few steps from your front door and many oceanfront trails and kayak launches within 15 minutes of this location on both sides of the border.

Experience breathtaking panoramic views of the Lubec Narrows, the international bridge to Canada, Campobello Island, and Grand Manan Island from this fully renovated multi-use building in the heart of Lubec. Just steps from shops, restaurants, and local attractions, this prime property offers modern amenities and versatile spaces. The second-floor offers a stunning two-bedroom, year-round apartment that boasts a light-filled eat-in kitchen with a cozy daybed nook, a spacious living room centered around a propane stove, and a large, elegant bath with a walk-in shower and washer/dryer. There are two southeast-facing 23' x 10' decks on each floor that provide additional outdoor living and eating spaces. The first-floor features nearly 1,000 square feet of commercial space, currently home to the Hunt & Gather boutique, a studio for LAMPS (a local music non-profit), and a fully licensed kitchen at Downeast Dog House, offering take-away lunches with a deck for outdoor dining and ample off-street parking. Located within walking distance of the library, shops, restaurants, a brewery, and a seasonal farmers' market, the property is also just minutes from iconic destinations such as West Quoddy Head Lighthouse, Roosevelt International Park, Mowry Beach Preserve, and scenic hiking trails. Additional conveniences include a two-car EV charging station next door, a hardware store a block away, and a public saltwater boat launch just two blocks away. With extensive renovations, newly insulated, updated heating systems including hot water on-demand, and low-flush toilets, this exceptional property offers a rare opportunity to live, work, and invest in Maine's picturesque easternmost town. Listed commercially as well at MLS # 1614875.

This handsome, newly built ranch home offers the ease of single-floor living in a thoughtfully designed & beautifully constructed space. The property includes an attached 28' x 27' two-car garage, w/ all doorways measuring a minimum of 36'' for accessibility. Inside, the sunlit kitchen features a central island & flows seamlessly into the dining room, which overlooks a rear deck. The spacious living room connects to both the kitchen & dining areas, creating an inviting & open-concept layout. The primary ensuite bedroom boasts a walk-through closet w/ an office nook & a full bath w/ a seated walk-in shower. There is a second bedroom, & a second full bath w/ tub that also functions as a bright & airy laundry room. The full-size basement offers French doors that open to the north side of the home, providing potential for a private jacuzzi or additional living space. A brand-new heating system, Generac generator, and heat pump ensure year-round comfort and efficiency. For those needing extra storage or workspace, a separate 40' x 30' garage features two 10' garage doors at the front, a third door at the rear, & a 20' workbench. Additionally, the property features a 60' x 12' concrete slab, fully equipped w/ water & septic, ideal for an RV or perhaps a tiny home. Set on 29± acres of rolling fields & forest, the land includes the coveted red granite along the upper ledge for which Robbinston is renowned. The property is just 2.3 miles from the Robbinston public boat launch, offering access to the St. Croix River and Passamaquoddy Bay, which leads into the Bay of Fundy & the Atlantic Ocean. The charming village of St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, New Brunswick, Canada lies just across the international saltwater boundary. Conveniently located near rivers, lakes, streams, & coastal waters, the home is a 10-minute drive to Calais, where you'll find restaurants, grocery stores, and spas. Eastport, a vibrant island community known for its arts scene, is just 20 minutes south.

This handsome property on tidal Sipp Bay features 600' of oceanfront. The sweeping views of the property overlook conservation land with the Maine Coast Heritage Trust. This property offers both soft and hardwood trees including maple, birch, oak, larch, fir and cedar with 17 acres enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Program (2018), a comprehensive plan that provides a significant tax benefit. One acre includes a well-maintained open area with oaks strategically planted around the fields offering an ideal building site. The land has a gentle slope with a solid .3 mile driveway all of the way through the property. Enjoy the views along the lovely walking trails through the trees and vibrant green lush mosses. Boundaries are clearly marked on either side of the property and the property includes ownership of the intertidal as well. This property is absolutely stunning and offers an ideal location for a summer getaway for camping, kayaking and recreation and/or a future home site. Pembroke offers public boat launches, a wonderful public library, a festive summer fair, and many local farmers with produce and products. The towns of Eastport and Machias are 20 minutes in either direction for additional groceries, arts and music, restaurants, shopping, and a college campus. Plus there are wonderful public waterfront hiking trails nearby as well.

This is quintessential camp living on a Maine lake with 1000'+ of waterfront on Big Lake. This is your own private peninsula and an absolute gem. You cannot get any closer to nature than you can right here. At the water's edge surrounded by trees, trees, more trees and water everywhere you look. This property has been in the same family for over 70 years. The home features a huge wraparound deck, one-floor-living, a large eat-in kitchen, a wood stove, two bedrooms plus two additional rooms, a full bath, a wood storage shed, a half generator room/half outhouse, and a pump room as the water is pumped from the lake. This is real Maine through and through!

This handsome three-story Victorian residence offers historical charm situated in the heart of Eastport on Moose Island. The front yard deck surrounded by a sturdy, private fence has a few well established heirloom apple trees and hardwood trees. The home's interior is equally inviting, featuring a spacious eat-in kitchen with brand-new appliances, complimented by a formal dining room and a double living room with pocket doors. One side of the double living room features a cozy wood stove, while the other showcases a striking marble fireplace.The house offers three generously sized, carpeted bedrooms and two full bathrooms, one on each floor. There is also a third floor with two unfinished rooms. The first floor has hardwood floors throughout and includes additional rear rooms off the kitchen, providing ample storage space as well as a washer and dryer for your convenience. Located just a block from the working waterfront, this home allows you to immerse yourself in Eastport's unique charm. The town has a thriving arts scene, a waterfront walkway, a lively downtown filled with restaurants, gift shops, a brewery, and several galleries. Enjoy the ease of living with a local bank across the street and a grocery store just a five-minute stroll away. For those who love the water, the public pier offers saltwater access and stunning views of Passamaquoddy Bay, where Eastport greets the sunrise each day. Whether you are seeking a permanent residence or a coastal, seasonal retreat, this gem invites you to experience the best of Eastport.

Nestled in the heart of a quiet, picturesque community, this home is a rare gem for those seeking timeless charm and enduring craftsmanship. This classic New England saltbox, built in 1973 by the Johnson brothers, stands as a testament to meticulous artistry and a love for tradition. Constructed with care and built to last, the home incorporates square-head nails sourced from antique shops, adding a touch of historic character to its foundation. Step inside, and you'll be greeted by the warmth of wide pine floorboards and the rustic elegance of exposed hardwood beams, evoking a sense of connection to Maine's storied past. The attention to detail is evident in every corner, from the solid hardwood doors with their ornate latches to the thoughtfully crafted interior shutters on the windows, offering both beauty and function. One of the home's most distinctive features is the blue retro bathroom, complete with fixtures reminiscent of the 1950s. The oversized garage offers spaces for up to 4 cars or comfortably fits 2 cars with ample room for a workshop. This property is an outdoor enthusiast's dream. It is ideally located near the pristine waters of West Lake and Musquash Lake, providing ample opportunities for fishing, hunting, canoeing and kayaking. For hunting and fishing aficionados, the region offers an unparalleled bounty and access to Maine's rich wilderness. The property is about 15 miles from Grand Lake Stream, famous for fly fishing for landlocked salmon. Despite its serene setting, the home is conveniently situated within driving distance of grocery shopping in Lincoln or Calais, ensuring the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. This unique home is more than just a house—it's a legacy of craftsmanship and a haven for those who cherish nature and tradition. Whether you're seeking a year-round residence or a seasonal retreat, this home invites you to create your own cherished memories in a place built with love and designed to endure.

Motivated seller! New metal roof on the farm house and barn. A mountain and a natural spring in your back yard, a truly unique feature with a terrific Route 1 location in Whiting. The farm house features a grand fireplace, ready for new owners to fix up to their liking. The 30' x 26' two-story barn has ample storage, sliding door access, and a dreamy workshop area for projects. This could be a terrific homestead hobby farm with a viable shop. With some TLC this property will be a grand livable space, too. A well feeds both the house and commercial building and a separate septic is in place with a septic design for the commercial building. The additional building offers two large rooms and a storage area at the back with a galley kitchen and a bathroom and two entrances. The possibilities are endless on this lush, surveyed, 2-acre lot. You can walk through old forest tree growth with Kenniston Mountain as the back drop of the property. What a diverse Downeast package. Whiting is the gateway to Lubec, the easternmost town in the US and Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada home of FDR's international park and cottage. Twenty minutes south is Machias with grocery stores, eateries, and the University of Maine at Machias. There are public access points to oceans, lakes, and rivers minutes from your property for kayaking and swimming. Terrific price and super location. Please reference commercial 1616696.

This well-maintained, single-level Titan mobile home is move-in ready and offers comfortable living with numerous recent upgrades, including new vinyl siding, updated electrical, a cleaned furnace, insulated skirting, and freshly painted interior walls. The open-concept layout seamlessly combines the kitchen, dining, and living areas, complemented by a convenient laundry room off the kitchen. The primary suite features a private ensuite bath, while two additional bedrooms share a full guest bathroom. Dual driveways provide easy access to both the front and rear entrances, framed by mature rhododendrons. Two solid 16' x 10' storage buildings at the rear offer ample space for tools and equipment. Ideally located just off Route 189, the property is a five-minute drive to downtown Lubec with its seasonal farmers' market, shops, eateries, public boat launch, and the iconic West Quoddy Head Lighthouse—marking the easternmost point in the continental U.S. Machias is a 25-minute drive, offering grocery stores, a university campus, and the Maine Wild Blueberry Festival. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Red Point Nature Preserve just 0.7 miles away, offering miles of hiking and biking trails, picnic areas, paddling in Cobscook Bay, and free toboggans for winter sledding. Additionally, multiple oceanfront hiking trails are within a 15-minute drive in any direction. An ideal location at a compelling price—this property is ready to welcome its next owner.

Wooded acreage with 1600' of waterfront on East Stream. Slip into your kayak for a morning paddle with your mug of coffee in hand and watch the sunrise over the sprawling 20 acres of fields and forest along the stream. This idyllic refuge is nestled on a corner of Wilcox Road with direct access to a public road with electricity. The winding East Stream on the east side of the property is filled with brook trout and lily pads. You could fall asleep here to the serenade of the frogs. The property has been surveyed, a few years ago it had a septic design and stands ready for its next owners! Build your dream home here OR a cottage or a camp and with 20 acres ...dream big! Trescott Township is just 15 minutes from the coastal town of Lubec, the US gateway to Campobello Island, Canada. It is an easy 20 minute drive to the university town of Machias for groceries, shopping, banks and restaurants. This area boasts breathtaking oceanfront hiking trails and public salt and fresh water boat launches.

This 25-acre mixed wood lot offers an extraordinary opportunity for both residential enjoyment and investment potential. With over 800 feet of scenic frontage along the St. Croix River—forming the international border between Maine and New Brunswick, Canada—this property combines tranquility with unmatched development possibilities. The property features a mix of hardwood and softwood trees with wild apple, birch, oak, maple, cedar and balsam fir trees and a stream winds through the property as well. Trails accessible from Haywood Road offer year-round recreation for hiking, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling, weaving through the forest to the river's edge and circling back toward old Route 1. Wildlife is abundant, with tracks of deer, snowshoe hares, squirrels, and even the occasional bobcat visible in the winter snow. With over 800 feet of road frontage on US Route 1 and direct access to electricity, this property is primed for development. A driveway from US Route 1 provides convenient access, making it ideal for a private residence, seasonal retreat, or a future business venture. Its location is conveniently positioned just 15 minutes from both Baileyville, home to the county's largest employer, and Calais, offering shopping, dining, and access to local services. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge, just 3.5 miles away, boasting over 30,000 acres of preserved land. The property is also a gateway to adventure, with fresh and saltwater access to lakes, rivers, streams, and the coastal beauty of Passamaquoddy Bay within 30 minutes. For those seeking international exploration, the border crossing to Canada's Maritimes is a mere 4 miles away. Whether you're envisioning a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature or exploring development possibilities, this unique property delivers unmatched potential.

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 for building site(s). Nearby are ATV trails, lakes, rivers, and the ocean is only 30 minutes away, too.

A gem in the rough waiting for Its new owners! This charming home boasts a fantastic layout with a welcoming and functional design. On the first floor, you'll find a spacious kitchen, a dedicated office, and a dining room featuring built-in cabinets for added character and storage. Plus a generously sized living room. A well-proportioned hallway offers ample space for hanging coats and keeping entryways organized. Upstairs, the bright and open hallway leads to three bedrooms, along with an additional versatile room—ideal for a library, craft space, or second office. This property is within walking distance of a flower and coffee shop, the post office, and a well-stocked little grocery store. Just a mile in either direction, you'll find a veterinary clinic and a delightful seasonal ice cream shop. A newly established brewery is just a few miles away. For outdoor enthusiasts, the home is less than a mile from stunning Gleason Cove Park, which offers a working waterfront, a picnic area, and a beautiful rocky tidal beach along Passamaquoddy Bay. Enjoy a scenic 1.6-mile paved walking path along Little River and Passamaquoddy Bay, or take advantage of the convenient ATV trail access right near your doorstep. Priced to sell, don't miss your opportunity to make it yours.

Discover the potential of this expansive 32-acre property in scenic, rural Robbinston. Nestled within an expansive wooded lot, the land features a house and a rustic camp, both in need of restoration or replacement. While their current condition renders them uninhabitable, the property offers valuable infrastructure, including a driveway, electricity, a well, and a septic system though their operational status is unknown. Robbinston, a charming coastal town along the St. Croix River and Passamaquoddy Bay, provides a tranquil setting with essential amenities including a post office, historical society, a volunteer fire department, and a public saltwater boat launch. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property's proximity to lakes, streams, and the ocean, all within a 15-minute drive. For additional conveniences, Calais is just 15 minutes north offering a variety of restaurants, spas, and serves as a gateway to the Canadian Maritimes. To the southeast, Eastport boasts a vibrant arts scene, a waterfront walkway, galleries and a public saltwater pier. With this Robbinston prime location and abundant natural surroundings, this property presents a unique opportunity for those seeking a secluded retreat or an investment property in Maine's picturesque coastal region.

This wooded 10-acre land parcel on Route 1 is just 2 miles north of the Perry post office and a stone's throw from Passamaquoddy Bay. The property is located half way between the North Pole and the equator on the 45th parallel hosting an ideal half way rest stop for Santa to stop with his sleigh to give his reindeer a well deserved break or for folks traveling north on Route 1. The entire parcel is located on a straight stretch of US Route 1. The property is close to downtown Perry with a handy little grocery store, post office, flower and coffee shop, a new brewery and event center, Perry's town office and a lively and delicious icecream takeway. Nearby are lakes, rivers, streams, and public access to fresh and saltwater boat launches. There is also an 87-mile Downeast Sunrise (ATV) Trail 2 miles away that you can travel from Calais to Ellsworth off road.

This wooded parcel sits at the far end of a subdivision. Not waterfront or waterview but definitely in a peaceful place very close to freshwater Crawford Lake and public boat access. The property is only .4 mile off Route 9. Terrific ATV trailing. Off grid living. Perfect for a camp/cottage, RV, and rural living. This lot was not surveyed though it was part of a former subdivision. Electricity comes as far as the abutting parcel. No well and no septic. There is an informal association in place, however, the amount/year is unknown at this time. The road is gravel and rough. 4-wheel drive access recommended. Not a bad price for a little piece of paradise in Maine!

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 found in New England.