132 Gardner Point Road, Mount Chase, ME, 04765

This beautiful home sits at the end of the camp road and abuts state owned conservation land. The perks and benefits of being the last one on the road and having a conservation land neighbor are often overlooked. No constant daily drive byes, no further development beyond your property offers a greater level of privacy than other lots on the road. The lake is at the base of Mount Chase Mountain, in Mount Chase, Maine. It is 10 miles Northwest of the full service town of Patten, about 17 miles from the North gate of Baxter State Park and the North entrance to Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument. Only 90 minutes to the Bangor International Airport in Bangor, Maine. The lake abounds with native brook trout, salmon, bass and is home to many nesting loons. The Shin Pond Village is only 2.5 miles from the property, a well known snowmobile and ATV trail destination. The living space is an open concept with large beams and vaulted wood ceilings flooded with natural light. The expansive glass can give one the feel of being outside from within the home. There are two generously sized bedrooms with dedicated full bathrooms and a large sleeping loft for friends and family. The large fully equiped kitchen flows nicely into the dining area and livingroom with magnificent cathedral ceilings throughout. The large entry connecting the main home to the heated 2-car garage is very inviting and provides a wonderful space to sit and enjoy natures beauty that surrounds you. There are also 2 decent sized storage buildings to house any additional lawn and garden or recreational items. The 4.34+/- acre lot assures privacy and potential further expansion of the structures currently on the lot. All with the added comfort of a whole house backup generator for those unexpected power interruptions. This could be your primary year round home or a recreational retreat. Located in one of the most desireable destinations in Maine. Reach out for more details!

Listing courtesy of Realty of Maine