M1L4 Route 171 Drew Plt, ME 04497

Come take a look at these 12± acres of Maine land that feels like 50! This location, length of road frontage, mix of property type and abutting land owners will expand your opportunities here in Drew Plantation.
Start of with Great Land – This property has everything your homestead, vacation cabin and new home will require. There are about 1320± feet of paved year-round road frontage with electricity and telephone roadside. Two fields on the property are separated by a beautiful grove of sugar maples. Each field is about 2 acres in size. The northern field has both a drilled and dug well.
The fields and woodlands of this property are nearly all class 2 Dixmont silt loams according to NRCS mapping. This is a deep loam material excellent for farming, growing trees and supporting wildlife. The woodlands on the property show signs of past farming and/or pasture activity. Slopes on the land are minimal with the topography ranging from 540 to 580 FASL, the terrain of the land makes it easy to work with.
Forestland makes up about 8 acres of the property. This is mixed with sugar maples, spruce, fir and some poplar. Apple trees are scattered all over the land, another indicator of the historic farming done here.
Add a Remote Location – If you want to be away from the population centers of the country, Drew Plantation (population 26) is a great place to do it. This is the last town in this part of Penobscot County before you cross the Aroostook County line. Most of the region is undeveloped forest land owned by private land owners. These owners, for the most part, have left their land open to the public. The area is well known for trophy whitetail deer hunting and some of the best upland bird hunting in Maine.
The property is located about 31± miles from Lincoln which is the nearest service town with a hospital, grocery stores and all modern services. Bangor, the largest city in the northern half of Maine, is 82 miles south of the land in Drew Plantation.