Built in 1990 and located deep within the forests of Greenbush, Maine, this secluded camp offers a level of peace and privacy that is becoming increasingly uncommon. Set across 77 acres divided into two parcels, the property is fully surrounded by natural woodland, creating a strong sense of separation from nearby development. It provides an excellent setting for individuals seeking quiet weekends, extended nature stays, or a lifestyle focused on simplicity, space, and calm surroundings.
The land itself stands out as one of its strongest features. A variety of wildlife regularly passes through the area, including deer, grouse, moose, ducks, and other native species. The landscape features a mix of hardwood forests, walking trails, wetland areas, and an old beaver pond, contributing to both its scenic appeal and ecological richness. Each season transforms the property in its own way, making it suitable for activities such as wildlife observation, photography, hunting, or peaceful walks through nature.
At the center of the property is a 384-square-foot cabin designed for practical, self-reliant living. Heating is provided by a wood stove, offering dependable warmth during colder months, while solar panels supply flexible energy without dependence on public utilities. Water is sourced from a drilled well equipped with a Bison hand pump, supporting a straightforward and independent setup. The cabin emphasizes simplicity and functionality, providing essential comfort while maintaining a close connection to the surrounding environment.
In addition to its use as a private retreat, the property also carries long-term potential. A 2024 harvest plan prepared by Prentiss & Carlisle identifies sustainable timber opportunities, adding an economic aspect to the land’s value. With its combination of acreage, privacy, diverse wildlife, and independent infrastructure, this Greenbush property represents a rare opportunity to own land in Maine that brings together natural beauty, personal space, and future potential.