Steve Gauthier

Large recreational land parcel located only 14 miles from downtown Bethel, offers 1,800± feet of paved road frontage on East Bethel Road, as well as 1,000± feet of scenic floodplain frontage along the Androscoggin River. The land is level, and slopes slightly to the northwest towards the river. There is also a small gravel pit on the property. Annual taxes $950 (2024).

Located in scenic Downeast Maine and largely surrounded by conservation lands, this 2,041-acre± tract of unencumbered forestland offers numerous natural capital investment drivers. Forest management, conservation, water quality, riparian ecology, wildlife habitat, and recreation are all part of the equation. The terrain is generally level and rolling, with a couple of small hills, one of which

As one of the largest undeveloped parcels of vacant land along the Route 1 corridor south of Portland, this 217-acre property offers multiple near and long-term investment opportunities. Approximately 70% of the land is located in Arundel, with the balance in Biddeford. The property has a combined 950± of frontage on Route 1, with 2 points of entry and is only 2.5 miles from the Maine Turnpike.