Aroostook County is the northernmost region and the largest county in wild, rugged, and deeply beautiful Maine. The state is 90 percent forest, with a coastline that, if stretched out, would reach to California. Bordering the provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick, Canada, the county is larger than the states of Rhode Island and Connecticut combined. Known simply as “The County” or “Crown,” life in this northernmost region is a grandiose fusion of old-world charm blended to perfection with contemporary appeal. Enjoy amenities that are every bit present-day, while exploring quaint villages and years-old cultures that make it seem as if you have stepped back in time.
This 18.4 acre parcel is located in the Caswell Woods, a town-approved subdivision with electricity and telephone service to the lot. Its southern border is on a private road. This property has been surveyed and staked; passed a preliminary soil perk test; and has been approved for well and septic.
From friendly local folks, rich history, storybook towns, sumptuous restaurants, shopping destinations and breathtaking outdoor amenities, Aroostook County is a peaceful borderland where time passes slower, refreshing evening breezes linger longer and sunsets sizzle for endless stretches. Step back into the way Maine used to be and take a deep breath of fresh pine and balsam-heavy air. It’s a place for rejuvenating and reconnecting with life's simple pleasures.
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The region is a water utopia, home to more than 7,000 miles of flowing rivers, including the 92-mile Allagash Wilderness Waterway, and more than 2,000 lakes, streams, and ponds.
If water is not on your to-do list, hiking, camping, bird and wildlife watching, and other recreational and sports opportunities abound as you descend upon smaller mountains, endless four-season camping areas and more.
Don’t miss out on Aroostook County’s 2,300 miles of groomed snowmobile trails and family skiing and snow tubing facilities. In an average season, experience over 10 feet of snow!
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Map/Lot: 9A/11
Book/Page: B2098P146
Legal Description: Lot Number Eleven (11) of Caswell Woods Subdivision as subdivided for Susan K. Dernlan by Blackstone Land Surveying, P.A. and recorded on September 7, 2006 in the Northern Aroostook Registry of Deeds in Plan Files 726 and 727, said parcel containing 18.42 acres, more or less.
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