York County, Maine Land For Sale (328 results)

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

An amazing opportunity to purchase one of the last significant parcels of undeveloped land in Southern Maine! This gorgeous 157 +/- acre equestrian property offers an equestrian center boasting 2 stables with a total of 14 stalls, a free-standing 125' x9 5' indoor arena and a 90'x150' outdoor arena. There are approximately 22+/- acres of pasture/farmland, 135 +/- acres of gorgeous mixed growth forest with miles of established riding and hiking trails and approximately 3000+/- ft of footage on the West Brook. The property abuts the Perkinstown Wildlife Commons, an additional 288 acres of trails, making this property ideal for the equestrian, hunting, fishing, and overall outdoor enthusiasts! Additionally, development opportunities abound with 1,400 +/- of road frontage and multiple access roads. An ideal location for a multi-generational compound and more. Less than 10 minutes to Wells Beach, the Amtrak station, Maine Turnpike, 30 minutes to Portland and Portsmouth, NH, and an hour and a half North of Boston. Copyright © 2025 Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

A rare and remarkable opportunity to own a private island in the historic, navigable waters of southern Maine. Frank's Fort Island is a secluded, wooded islet located in the Long Reach of the Piscataqua River, just above Eliot Neck and minutes from the Eliot Boat Basin and Dead Duck Boat Ramp. The island offers unmatched privacy and serenity while still within easy boating distance to Kittery, Portsmouth, and the open Atlantic. What sets this property apart is not only its natural beauty, but its deep historic significance. In December 1774, local patriots stole gunpowder from Fort William and Mary (now Fort Constitution) in one of the first organized acts of defiance against British rule. That powder was secretly hidden on this island before being used months later in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Few private properties in New England can claim such a direct connection to the American Revolution. Today, Frank's Fort Island presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity for those seeking to create something truly special. While currently undeveloped, the island holds potential for a seasonal retreat, artist's studio, eco-cabin, or minimalist getaway. A **deeded right of way to the mainland shore** offers essential access and enhances the long-term value and usability of the property. Buyers are encouraged to consult with engineers and local officials to explore possibilities for a dock, mooring, or off-grid structure. Development will require thoughtful planning and stewardship, but the potential reward a private, historically rich escape in coastal Maine is extraordinary. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or a visionary investor, Frank's Fort Island invites you to leave your mark on a storied landscape. Small islands with this level of historical provenance, privacy, legal access, and prime location along the Piscataqua River are exceptionally rare. This is more than a property. It's a legacy.

A rare and remarkable opportunity to own a private island in the historic, navigable waters of southern Maine. Frank's Fort Island is a secluded, wooded islet located in the Long Reach of the Piscataqua River, just above Eliot Neck and minutes from the Eliot Boat Basin and Dead Duck Boat Ramp. The island offers unmatched privacy and serenity while still within easy boating distance to Kittery, Portsmouth, and the open Atlantic. What sets this property apart is not only its natural beauty, but its deep historic significance. In December 1774, local patriots stole gunpowder from Fort William and Mary (now Fort Constitution) in one of the first organized acts of defiance against British rule. That powder was secretly hidden on this island before being used months later in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Few private properties in New England can claim such a direct connection to the American Revolution. Today, Frank's Fort Island presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity for those seeking to create something truly special. While currently undeveloped, the island holds potential for a seasonal retreat, artist's studio, eco-cabin, or minimalist getaway. A **deeded right of way to the mainland shore** offers essential access and enhances the long-term value and usability of the property. Buyers are encouraged to consult with engineers and local officials to explore possibilities for a dock, mooring, or off-grid structure. Development will require thoughtful planning and stewardship, but the potential reward a private, historically rich escape in coastal Maine is extraordinary. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or a visionary investor, Frank's Fort Island invites you to leave your mark on a storied landscape. Small islands with this level of historical provenance, privacy, legal access, and prime location along the Piscataqua River are exceptionally rare. This is more than a property. It's a legacy.

A rare and remarkable opportunity to own a private island in the historic, navigable waters of southern Maine. Frank's Fort Island is a secluded, wooded islet located in the Long Reach of the Piscataqua River, just above Eliot Neck and minutes from the Eliot Boat Basin and Dead Duck Boat Ramp. The island offers unmatched privacy and serenity while still within easy boating distance to Kittery, Portsmouth, and the open Atlantic. What sets this property apart is not only its natural beauty, but its deep historic significance. In December 1774, local patriots stole gunpowder from Fort William and Mary (now Fort Constitution) in one of the first organized acts of defiance against British rule. That powder was secretly hidden on this island before being used months later in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Few private properties in New England can claim such a direct connection to the American Revolution. Today, Frank's Fort Island presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity for those seeking to create something truly special. While currently undeveloped, the island holds potential for a seasonal retreat, artist's studio, eco-cabin, or minimalist getaway. A **deeded right of way to the mainland shore** offers essential access and enhances the long-term value and usability of the property. Buyers are encouraged to consult with engineers and local officials to explore possibilities for a dock, mooring, or off-grid structure. Development will require thoughtful planning and stewardship, but the potential reward a private, historically rich escape in coastal Maine is extraordinary. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or a visionary investor, Frank's Fort Island invites you to leave your mark on a storied landscape. Small islands with this level of historical provenance, privacy, legal access, and prime location along the Piscataqua River are exceptionally rare. This is more than a property. It's a legacy.

A rare and remarkable opportunity to own a private island in the historic, navigable waters of southern Maine. Frank's Fort Island is a secluded, wooded islet located in the Long Reach of the Piscataqua River, just above Eliot Neck and minutes from the Eliot Boat Basin and Dead Duck Boat Ramp. The island offers unmatched privacy and serenity while still within easy boating distance to Kittery, Portsmouth, and the open Atlantic. What sets this property apart is not only its natural beauty, but its deep historic significance. In December 1774, local patriots stole gunpowder from Fort William and Mary (now Fort Constitution) in one of the first organized acts of defiance against British rule. That powder was secretly hidden on this island before being used months later in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Few private properties in New England can claim such a direct connection to the American Revolution. Today, Frank's Fort Island presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity for those seeking to create something truly special. While currently undeveloped, the island holds potential for a seasonal retreat, artist's studio, eco-cabin, or minimalist getaway. A **deeded right of way to the mainland shore** offers essential access and enhances the long-term value and usability of the property. Buyers are encouraged to consult with engineers and local officials to explore possibilities for a dock, mooring, or off-grid structure. Development will require thoughtful planning and stewardship, but the potential reward a private, historically rich escape in coastal Maine is extraordinary. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or a visionary investor, Frank's Fort Island invites you to leave your mark on a storied landscape. Small islands with this level of historical provenance, privacy, legal access, and prime location along the Piscataqua River are exceptionally rare. This is more than a property. It's a legacy.

A rare and remarkable opportunity to own a private island in the historic, navigable waters of southern Maine. Frank's Fort Island is a secluded, wooded islet located in the Long Reach of the Piscataqua River, just above Eliot Neck and minutes from the Eliot Boat Basin and Dead Duck Boat Ramp. The island offers unmatched privacy and serenity while still within easy boating distance to Kittery, Portsmouth, and the open Atlantic. What sets this property apart is not only its natural beauty, but its deep historic significance. In December 1774, local patriots stole gunpowder from Fort William and Mary (now Fort Constitution) in one of the first organized acts of defiance against British rule. That powder was secretly hidden on this island before being used months later in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Few private properties in New England can claim such a direct connection to the American Revolution. Today, Frank's Fort Island presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity for those seeking to create something truly special. While currently undeveloped, the island holds potential for a seasonal retreat, artist's studio, eco-cabin, or minimalist getaway. A **deeded right of way to the mainland shore** offers essential access and enhances the long-term value and usability of the property. Buyers are encouraged to consult with engineers and local officials to explore possibilities for a dock, mooring, or off-grid structure. Development will require thoughtful planning and stewardship, but the potential reward a private, historically rich escape in coastal Maine is extraordinary. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or a visionary investor, Frank's Fort Island invites you to leave your mark on a storied landscape. Small islands with this level of historical provenance, privacy, legal access, and prime location along the Piscataqua River are exceptionally rare. This is more than a property. It's a legacy.

A rare and remarkable opportunity to own a private island in the historic, navigable waters of southern Maine. Frank's Fort Island is a secluded, wooded islet located in the Long Reach of the Piscataqua River, just above Eliot Neck and minutes from the Eliot Boat Basin and Dead Duck Boat Ramp. The island offers unmatched privacy and serenity while still within easy boating distance to Kittery, Portsmouth, and the open Atlantic. What sets this property apart is not only its natural beauty, but its deep historic significance. In December 1774, local patriots stole gunpowder from Fort William and Mary (now Fort Constitution) in one of the first organized acts of defiance against British rule. That powder was secretly hidden on this island before being used months later in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Few private properties in New England can claim such a direct connection to the American Revolution. Today, Frank's Fort Island presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity for those seeking to create something truly special. While currently undeveloped, the island holds potential for a seasonal retreat, artist's studio, eco-cabin, or minimalist getaway. A **deeded right of way to the mainland shore** offers essential access and enhances the long-term value and usability of the property. Buyers are encouraged to consult with engineers and local officials to explore possibilities for a dock, mooring, or off-grid structure. Development will require thoughtful planning and stewardship, but the potential reward a private, historically rich escape in coastal Maine is extraordinary. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or a visionary investor, Frank's Fort Island invites you to leave your mark on a storied landscape. Small islands with this level of historical provenance, privacy, legal access, and prime location along the Piscataqua River are exceptionally rare. This is more than a property. It's a legacy.

A rare and remarkable opportunity to own a private island in the historic, navigable waters of southern Maine. Frank's Fort Island is a secluded, wooded islet located in the Long Reach of the Piscataqua River, just above Eliot Neck and minutes from the Eliot Boat Basin and Dead Duck Boat Ramp. The island offers unmatched privacy and serenity while still within easy boating distance to Kittery, Portsmouth, and the open Atlantic. What sets this property apart is not only its natural beauty, but its deep historic significance. In December 1774, local patriots stole gunpowder from Fort William and Mary (now Fort Constitution) in one of the first organized acts of defiance against British rule. That powder was secretly hidden on this island before being used months later in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Few private properties in New England can claim such a direct connection to the American Revolution. Today, Frank's Fort Island presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity for those seeking to create something truly special. While currently undeveloped, the island holds potential for a seasonal retreat, artist's studio, eco-cabin, or minimalist getaway. A **deeded right of way to the mainland shore** offers essential access and enhances the long-term value and usability of the property. Buyers are encouraged to consult with engineers and local officials to explore possibilities for a dock, mooring, or off-grid structure. Development will require thoughtful planning and stewardship, but the potential reward a private, historically rich escape in coastal Maine is extraordinary. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or a visionary investor, Frank's Fort Island invites you to leave your mark on a storied landscape. Small islands with this level of historical provenance, privacy, legal access, and prime location along the Piscataqua River are exceptionally rare. This is more than a property. It's a legacy.

A rare and remarkable opportunity to own a private island in the historic, navigable waters of southern Maine. Frank's Fort Island is a secluded, wooded islet located in the Long Reach of the Piscataqua River, just above Eliot Neck and minutes from the Eliot Boat Basin and Dead Duck Boat Ramp. The island offers unmatched privacy and serenity while still within easy boating distance to Kittery, Portsmouth, and the open Atlantic. What sets this property apart is not only its natural beauty, but its deep historic significance. In December 1774, local patriots stole gunpowder from Fort William and Mary (now Fort Constitution) in one of the first organized acts of defiance against British rule. That powder was secretly hidden on this island before being used months later in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Few private properties in New England can claim such a direct connection to the American Revolution. Today, Frank's Fort Island presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity for those seeking to create something truly special. While currently undeveloped, the island holds potential for a seasonal retreat, artist's studio, eco-cabin, or minimalist getaway. A **deeded right of way to the mainland shore** offers essential access and enhances the long-term value and usability of the property. Buyers are encouraged to consult with engineers and local officials to explore possibilities for a dock, mooring, or off-grid structure. Development will require thoughtful planning and stewardship, but the potential reward a private, historically rich escape in coastal Maine is extraordinary. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or a visionary investor, Frank's Fort Island invites you to leave your mark on a storied landscape. Small islands with this level of historical provenance, privacy, legal access, and prime location along the Piscataqua River are exceptionally rare. This is more than a property. It's a legacy.

A rare and remarkable opportunity to own a private island in the historic, navigable waters of southern Maine. Frank's Fort Island is a secluded, wooded islet located in the Long Reach of the Piscataqua River, just above Eliot Neck and minutes from the Eliot Boat Basin and Dead Duck Boat Ramp. The island offers unmatched privacy and serenity while still within easy boating distance to Kittery, Portsmouth, and the open Atlantic. What sets this property apart is not only its natural beauty, but its deep historic significance. In December 1774, local patriots stole gunpowder from Fort William and Mary (now Fort Constitution) in one of the first organized acts of defiance against British rule. That powder was secretly hidden on this island before being used months later in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Few private properties in New England can claim such a direct connection to the American Revolution. Today, Frank's Fort Island presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity for those seeking to create something truly special. While currently undeveloped, the island holds potential for a seasonal retreat, artist's studio, eco-cabin, or minimalist getaway. A **deeded right of way to the mainland shore** offers essential access and enhances the long-term value and usability of the property. Buyers are encouraged to consult with engineers and local officials to explore possibilities for a dock, mooring, or off-grid structure. Development will require thoughtful planning and stewardship, but the potential reward a private, historically rich escape in coastal Maine is extraordinary. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or a visionary investor, Frank's Fort Island invites you to leave your mark on a storied landscape. Small islands with this level of historical provenance, privacy, legal access, and prime location along the Piscataqua River are exceptionally rare. This is more than a property. It's a legacy.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire 54 acres of prime, development-stage lakefrontproperty with engineered lot layout, power infrastructure, and conceptual roadwaysalready in place. Situated on the pristine shores of Lake Arrowhead in Waterboro, Maine,this property offers unmatched privacy, waterfront access, and long-term value in a high-demand region.? Flexible Deal Structures Available:? Seller Financing Considered - terms negotiable with qualified parties? Joint Ventures Welcome - collaborate on phased development or select lot release? 1031 Exchange-Friendly - ideal for rollover investments seeking long-term gaindeferment? Equity Participation or Structured Exit Partnerships Available? Subdivision build-out or infrastructure partnerships encouraged? Property Highlights:? 50+ engineered 1-acre lots (not formally subdivided)? 29 acres reserved open space bordering conservation land? Three power access points including new service to waterfront? Commercial-grade gravel roads ~50% complete? Private coves, peninsula frontage, and planned trail accessWith strong demand for high-quality lakefront housing, this property presents an idealopportunity for developers, family trusts, or institutional investors seeking secure land-backed returns. Flexible structure allows buyers to scale entry and align with theirinvestment timeline.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire 54 acres of prime, development-stage lakefrontproperty with engineered lot layout, power infrastructure, and conceptual roadwaysalready in place. Situated on the pristine shores of Lake Arrowhead in Waterboro, Maine,this property offers unmatched privacy, waterfront access, and long-term value in a high-demand region.? Flexible Deal Structures Available:? Seller Financing Considered - terms negotiable with qualified parties? Joint Ventures Welcome - collaborate on phased development or select lot release? 1031 Exchange-Friendly - ideal for rollover investments seeking long-term gaindeferment? Equity Participation or Structured Exit Partnerships Available? Subdivision build-out or infrastructure partnerships encouraged? Property Highlights:? 50+ engineered 1-acre lots (not formally subdivided)? 29 acres reserved open space bordering conservation land? Three power access points including new service to waterfront? Commercial-grade gravel roads ~50% complete? Private coves, peninsula frontage, and planned trail accessWith strong demand for high-quality lakefront housing, this property presents an idealopportunity for developers, family trusts, or institutional investors seeking secure land-backed returns. Flexible structure allows buyers to scale entry and align with theirinvestment timeline.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire 54 acres of prime, development-stage lakefrontproperty with engineered lot layout, power infrastructure, and conceptual roadwaysalready in place. Situated on the pristine shores of Lake Arrowhead in Waterboro, Maine,this property offers unmatched privacy, waterfront access, and long-term value in a high-demand region.? Flexible Deal Structures Available:? Seller Financing Considered - terms negotiable with qualified parties? Joint Ventures Welcome - collaborate on phased development or select lot release? 1031 Exchange-Friendly - ideal for rollover investments seeking long-term gaindeferment? Equity Participation or Structured Exit Partnerships Available? Subdivision build-out or infrastructure partnerships encouraged? Property Highlights:? 50+ engineered 1-acre lots (not formally subdivided)? 29 acres reserved open space bordering conservation land? Three power access points including new service to waterfront? Commercial-grade gravel roads ~50% complete? Private coves, peninsula frontage, and planned trail accessWith strong demand for high-quality lakefront housing, this property presents an idealopportunity for developers, family trusts, or institutional investors seeking secure land-backed returns. Flexible structure allows buyers to scale entry and align with theirinvestment timeline.