M7L14 Kirkland Road, Old Town, ME 04468

If you have been searching for a parcel of land that has everything you need, let us take a look at this 257 +/- acres in Old Town, Maine. This property has year-round access, electric at the street, interior road, lots of waterfront, plenty of game and is just minutes to services. This is a perfect place to have a year-round residence, a getaway hunting and recreation cabin and/or a timber investment with a recreational component. LAND Water Features - The land has 3,600 +/- feet of waterfrontage on Pushaw Stream. This short stream leaves Pushaw Lake flows for about 10 miles to the Stillwater River which is a large side channel of the Penobscot River in Old Town. This stream is large enough to use a motor boat on and fish for smallmouth bass and other warmwater species. It is an equally interesting place to paddle and view bald eagles, wading birds, waterfowl, moose, whitetail deer and other wildlife along its course. An unnamed intermittent creek flows through the northwest portion of the property adding to the diverse habitat and creating a funnel for game animals. Utility and Uses - Accessing the property is easy with over a quarter mile of road frontage on the town-maintained Kirkland Road. An interior gravel road gives SUV and pickup truck access to the interior for about 7/10 of a mile and with some improvement would be passable by any passenger car. Electricity and communication lines are located along Kirkland Road. The property falls within the Rural Residence and Farming zone of Old Town. Permitted uses here include residential, farming, forestry, outdoor recreation and many other non-commercial uses. Geography - The land is a rolling terrain with elevations ranging from 100 feet of elevation along Pushaw Stream and gradually rising up to over 180 FASL near the center of the property. This highpoint at the end of the interior road would be a good location for an off-grid cabin or food plot location.