40± Acres In Knox County Hunting And Timber Land

This 40-acre tract near Washington Pond offers a combination of wildlife habitat, timber value, and quiet recreational land in Knox County. The parcel has been surveyed and is supported by an updated forest management plan, giving buyers a clear framework for future stewardship and planning. Approximately thirteen years ago, the land was harvested, and the forest has since regenerated into a diverse mix of hardwoods and conifers. The new growth stage is particularly attractive for wildlife. Even in winter, deer trails cross the property in multiple directions, with clear bedding areas and travel routes visible along the natural contours. Several former skid roads remain from the previous timber operation. These corridors provide a starting point for a simple trail system, making it easier to explore the interior of the property. Old landing areas where timber was once loaded could be reopened for practical uses, such as staging equipment or establishing a seasonal camp. The terrain gradually climbs to interior high ground where views open across the surrounding hills. This elevated area is one of the parcel's more striking features and provides both visual appeal and natural stand locations for hunting. Power is located approximately a quarter mile from the property, allowing buyers to bring in service or develop an off-grid setup. The parcel's size provides meaningful privacy while remaining manageable for recreational use, wildlife management, or long-term investment. This property carries several forms of value at once. The forest has measurable timber potential, the landscape supports game year-round, and the topography provides aesthetic character. Buyers seeking a hunting tract, a recreational retreat, or a land investment in MidCoast Maine will find this parcel worth exploring. Walk the old logging roads and see how the terrain guides wildlife movement. Request the survey and forest management plan before visiting. If you are looking for acreage that combines habitat, timber, and views, this parcel deserves a closer look.