Lot 17A Yoho Head Road, Machiasport, ME 04655 (MLS # 1655989)

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An expansive double oceanfront lot with 4.3 acres on an elevated site with 450 feet of shore frontage offers exceptional water views in a pristine and natural setting. A rare find in today's marketplace, this sizable lot provides for ample privacy for building your dream home on the coast of Maine. This pastoral setting is the perfect spot for enjoying captivating saltwater views, sea breezes, and observing an array of wildlife. Yoho Head is a magical place of ''wonder and awe.'' Imagine a place of pristine and natural beauty where it is common to see bald eagles flying overhead, moose and deer emerging from the woods, and seals sunning on the rocks along the shoreline. The peninsula's spectacular ocean frontage consists of sweeping bluffs with pink granite outcroppings, sand and pebble beaches, deepwater frontage, and protected coves. Attractive subdivision features not often found in the area include an entrance gate, year-round caretaker, two oceanfront common lots, and paved roads. The nearby Bucks Harbor pier and boat ramp provide easy access to the shore for the boating enthusiast. Popular Jasper Beach with its unique jasper stones, crashing surf, and extraordinary ocean views is about a mile from the property. Roque Bluffs State Park with its highly acclaimed half-mile sand and pebble beach along Englishman Bay, fresh water pond for swimming, hiking trails, and scenic views is a short drive away. The Machias Bay area is the perfect spot for residents and visitors to enjoy a wide-range of outdoor activities such as exploring the unspoiled coastline by kayak, hiking the Bold Coast Trails, bird watching, biking on the Down East Sunrise Trail, golfing at nearby courses and much more. Settled in 1763, Machiasport is a well-known fishing village and small coastal community located within minutes of Machias which serves as the commercial, educational, medical, cultural, and governmental center of Maine's easternmost county.