Ready to build or camp on: a 3-acre streamfront lot with 375 feet on Jackson Stream and 388 feet of paved frontage on Route 17. The hard part is already done. What's in place: Driveway and culvert installed off Route 17, with a cable gate at the entrance.
Dug well on site. Perc test passed. Septic design complete for a 3-bedroom conventional gravity system, ready for permitting. Power runs along Route 17 right at the frontage. A cleared building site sits on the high, dry upland. Stay on site from day one: A shed and two older campers sit on the clearing and convey with the property.
They are in serviceable shape, so you have a place to store tools and sleep on the land the first weekend you own it. The land: Wooded and gently sloping with mature trees and wildlife moving through year round. The driveway has grown in over the years, so a day with a brush cutter opens it right back up.
The entrance and the base have been settled for fifty years. The water: 375 feet of your own frontage on Jackson Stream. The stream holds fish, and you can walk down from the campsite and cast whenever you like. Shoreland buffer rules keep the wooded frontage along the water private and protected, and the building envelope sits on the dry upland to the east, well clear of the stream corridor.
Location: 25 minutes to Augusta and Gardiner. 25 minutes to Rockland and the Midcoast. Camden, Penobscot Bay, and the Route 17 scenic corridor are all an easy drive. Schedule a showing to walk the driveway, stand on the building site, and see the stream frontage for yourself.
