007 009, Waltham, ME 04605 (MLS # 1630842)

PRICE $320,000 BEDS 0 BATHS 0 HOME SIZE n/a LOT SIZE 42.50 ac Request More Info Schedule a Showing

42.5 Acres on Little Webb Pond - Waterfront Paradise with Endless Potential Waltham, Maine | 42.5 Acres | Waterfront | Septic Installed Discover the rare opportunity to own a breathtaking 42.5-acre slice of Maine's natural beauty on the shores of Little Webb Pond. This expansive property offers the ideal canvas for a peaceful retreat, private home, or development project "” all with 500 feet of boardwalk access leading you directly onto the pond for fishing, kayaking, or simply soaking in the serene views. Key Features: 42.5 Wooded Acres: A vast, private parcel with a mix of mature trees and natural terrain perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, developers, or those seeking solitude. 500-Foot Boardwalk: A professionally built boardwalk stretches from land to pond, providing scenic access to pristine water "” ideal for launching a canoe or enjoying a sunset stroll. Cleared Building Lot: One lot already cleared and leveled, ready for immediate use. Whether you're envisioning a cozy camp, year-round home, or a rustic cabin, the groundwork is in place. Septic System Installed: One less step for your build "” the lot is equipped with a fully installed septic system. Development Potential: With over 40 additional acres, there is significant room to expand. Consider developing multiple sites, a small campground, or additional rental cabins (subject to local zoning and permitting). Abundant Wildlife & Natural Setting: Peaceful surroundings, native wildlife, and direct access to the calm waters of Little Webb Pond offer a true back-to-nature experience. Ideal For: Home builders looking for a private estate with water access Investors or developers exploring eco-tourism or camping ventures Outdoor lovers searching for a seasonal or year-round getaway A long-term investment with eco-tourism or campground potential Location Highlights: Situated in quiet Waltham, Maine, yet within reach of Ellsworth, Bar Harbor, and Acadia National Park.