Mark McNaughton

One lot being split into two in true rural Maine. Old tree growth along the road with smaller, thicker growth in the middle of the lot, making it easier to clear out for building your home or setting up a mobile home. Western boundary line (the dividing line) TBD, however, will conform with road frontage and acreage as required. Possible bundle deal for those wishing to acquire both lots for

One lot being split into two in true rural Maine. Old tree growth along the road with smaller, thicker growth in the middle of the lot, making it easier to clear out for building your home or setting up a mobile home. Eastern boundary line (the dividing line) TBD, however, will conform with road frontage and acreage as required. Possible bundle deal for those wishing to acquire both lots

Pristine rural setting ideal for a camp along Garland Pond, a home away from all the hustle and bustle, or to simple park a camper while deciding exactly how to go about building your dream retreat. Listen to wildlife and brook while watching the moon dance across the still waters of the pond. Large old trees and mossy rocks adding the final touches for the perfect relaxing evening after a day

Just shy of 40 acres sitting on the edge of the City of Bangor on Ohio Street. Zoning map of Bangor states two Zones for this property. Government and Institutional Service District (G & ISD) AND Rural Residence and Agricultural District (RR & A). Between these two, plenty of options and opportunity for those seeking to develop. Subdivide into wooded or open lots. Zoning as stated on the map