535 Betts Road, Bucksport, ME 04474 (MLS # 1673498)

View Virtual Tour PRICE $399,000 BEDS 1 BATHS 1 HOME SIZE 1,000 sqft LOT SIZE 88.00 ac Request More Info Schedule a Showing

Motivated seller. Discover approximately 88 private acres across three tax parcels with 500± feet of road frontage on Betts Road. Conveniently located just 20 minutes to downtown Bucksport, 20 minutes to Bangor, and one hour to Acadia National Park. Built in 2021, this low-maintenance home features durable metal siding and roofing, plus major 2026 updates including a new kitchen, fresh paint, luxury vinyl plank flooring, ceramic tile, and electric water heater. A well and septic system (2021), wood stove, supplemental electric heat, water filtration system, organized PEX plumbing manifold, and spacious garage/workshop with wood stove complete the home. Currently open concept living w 1 bedroom but rooms/walls can be added for more living space. the land offers mature hardwood forest, open silvopasture, fenced garden, livestock shelters, seasoned firewood, and abundant established perennials including apple trees, grapes, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, hazelnuts, rhubarb, wild black cherries, mushrooms, chaga, and more. Several miles of ATV, 4x4, hiking, horseback, and hunting trails follow historic Old Indian Hill Road, with connections to regional trail systems. Named features include 420' Hill, Frog Bog, Billy Goat Hill, and Hidden Garden. The rear 30-acre parcel includes a rustic off-grid hunting cabin with wood stove, propane lighting, cooking setup, and refrigerator, sold as-is. The parcel also borders the brook feeding Williams Pond. Wildlife is abundant, including deer, moose, bear, bobcat, grouse, woodcock, ducks, bald eagles, osprey, and more. Outdoor amenities include walking trails, two fire pits, a seasonal brook with footbridge, and peaceful woodland settings .Located on a privately maintained gravel road with no road association or dues, this unique property is ideal for homesteading, hobby farming, hunting, timber management, recreation, or simply enjoying exceptional privacy in the Maine woods.