Built in 1990 and set deep within the wooded landscape of Greenbush, Maine, this off-grid camp offers a rare sense of calm and separation. The property spans 77 acres across two parcels and is fully surrounded by forest, creating a natural sense of privacy. It is well suited for those seeking quiet weekends, longer stays immersed in nature, or a lifestyle that values space and simplicity over modern convenience.
The land itself is a defining feature of the property. A variety of wildlife moves naturally through the area, and the landscape includes hardwood trees, established trails, wetlands, and a former beaver pond that enhances the scenery and environmental balance. Seasonal changes bring new views and experiences, making the property appealing for outdoor activities such as walking the land, observing nature, or enjoying the surroundings in a peaceful setting.
At the center of the acreage is a 384-square-foot cabin designed for efficient off-grid use. Heat is provided by a wood stove, while solar panels supply electricity without reliance on public utilities. Water is sourced from a drilled well with a hand-operated pump, supporting a self-sufficient setup that remains practical and easy to manage. The cabin’s layout focuses on function and comfort without unnecessary extras.
In addition to its use as a private retreat, the property also presents long-term potential. A harvest plan completed in 2024 outlines sustainable timber options, adding future value to the land. With its combination of acreage, privacy, natural surroundings, and independent infrastructure, this Greenbush property offers a balanced opportunity that blends outdoor living with thoughtful long-term planning.