M1L3-5 Kansas Road, Milbridge, ME 04658 (MLS # 1677190)

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Build your Maine dream along the beautiful Narraguagus River! This 7.26-acre property offers an impressive 352 feet of river frontage in a peaceful and scenic setting in Milbridge, Maine. The property features a high, dry building site with an open, southwest-facing orientation and several natural plateaus, providing multiple potential locations for a home and different vantage points for enjoying the surrounding landscape and river. A shared driveway provides access from Kansas Road, and electrical power has been partially extended onto the property. A significant advantage for the future owner is that a septic system design and building permit were previously approved for the property. The site was never developed, and the previous approvals have since expired. The septic design would need to be recertified, and a new building permit obtained by the new owner. The Narraguagus River, approximately 55 miles long, winds southeast through Washington County before reaching Narraguagus Bay. This wide, relatively shallow river is an important and ecologically diverse waterway, providing habitat and spawning areas for alewives, Atlantic salmon, shad, and brook trout. The river's changing landscape--from wooded stretches to tidal waters near the bay--offers outstanding opportunities to enjoy Maine's natural beauty and abundant wildlife. Located at the mouth of Narraguagus Bay, Milbridge is a charming coastal community in southeastern Washington County. With a population of approximately 1,375 according to the 2020 Census, Milbridge provides a quintessential Downeast Maine setting while offering convenient access to the coast, rivers, forests, recreational opportunities, and nearby communities. The area's rich maritime history is highlighted by the Narraguagus Light, built in 1853 on Pond Island at the mouth of the bay. The lighthouse was decommissioned in 1934 and is now privately owned.