It is. This is an area I used to camp and fish and every time I'm up that way there are moose. The last time I stayed in Brownville at the Katahdin Iron Works campsite by Gulf Hagas we(I)had a moose come to the campsite and bend down at look at me while I was resting after setting up the camp. I could actually feel him walking into the campsite through the ground and through my Blazer while I was laying in the back. It was pretty wicked. And the year before I had one run out in front of me on the road that takes you out to the KIA Park. If you haven't been there I can definitely recommend it. This time of year is the best because there are less people. It's not really a busy campsite either way. Right next to the site is a river that has native brook trout in it and right down the road is the Gulf Hagas trail that has a 400 foot gorge, multiple waterfalls, chutes and potholes to swim in and the Appalachian Trail is right there. That place other than maybe Baxter State Park or the coast it's the perfect view of outdoors of Maine's beauty. It's a Dept of Parks and Land management area so there is a fee to camp but it's not a lot.
This area is top 3 of the most beautiful areas to live in Maine in my experienced opinion. Right by there you have the Katahdin Iron Works trail/campsites which are amazing and quiet. Then you have Gulf Hagas up a little further that has a 400+ foot gorge and a bunch of waterfalls on a small stretch of a gorgeous river(filled with native brook trout btw). Moose EVERYWHERE and I mean everywhere up there. My mom grew up in Bradford right down the road and I grew up in Old Town and Bangor and had a few girlfriends who went to Milo which is right there and spent a lot of time even before I found Gulf Hagas and KIA campsites. Minus say the coast and Baxter State Park it's top tier gorgeous. And not far from some small towns that have most you'd ever need. And Bangor not far off at all if you need an International Airport. And from all I've ever experienced it's typical nice friendly small town Maine. And very safe even compared to Maine's ultra safe standards. Plus the taxes can't be that bad for Brownville if they're not corrupt. Which I kind of highly doubt would be the case.
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I still think of that property with the sheep and Norse gods carved in the trees. Didn't realize the Lake Placid movies were Aroostook County till yesterday, catching one with Cloris Leachman. (sp?)
@@phyllisjasinski6622all that can be built And you get a big excavator you can dig that pond down on one side and stock it with some trout All of a sudden you got a awesome spot. Vision..vision Allows you to shape your property
You really don't want to drive Abbee Pond road with car. Huge rocks sticking up. 20-acre mud hole that does look nice but is surrounded by at least another 50 acres of swamp. I can't believe anyone would list this property for that kind of money. Seems unethical but that's just me.
not that I disagree with anyone’s perspectives but will ask keep in mind it is 175 +\- acres for the asking price of $300,000 or $320,000 which is ~$1,700 to ~$1,800 per acre. Perhaps the pond covers 20 acres and surrounded by another 50 acres of wet lands that still leaves 100 acres of forested wood lot that hasn’t been cut in 21 years. Some folks are sick of the blueberry BS and want to transition to cranberries. The 20 acre pond and 50 acres of wet lands appear to be favorable in that regard. Some analysts say/predict a housing crash is looming resulting in lower property values.
@@thenarrator1984 Have you ever driven Abbee Pond Road? It's really a season property. Off grid with a 20-acre mud hole surrounded by 50 acres of swamp. Since the pond is over 10 acres, you cannot keep the public out of it. The state owns the water, but no one really goes to Abbee Pond anyway. At $1000 an acre the seller would be doing quite well IMO.
How many cabins could I put on this property at least 4 in a big metal garage. The garage would be 120 / 40. I would like to make a family compound out of this please.Please comment back thank you
*isnt weird that people cant own lakes of certain size in Maine, yet only 'other people' can? makes absolutely NO SENSE AT ALLLLLL. I hate all things that restrict true freedom -- let me get this right, the POND itself is configured into the acreage/price, but you dont actually own it? am I hearing this correctly?*
A yo sweet chicks there a yo can we like yo come up out from the city hall and like dig it a little deeper yo like like like the fish is swimming with the fishes like you know what I'm saying lol
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Brownville is a great recreational area. Thanks for showing us Emily.
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Very nice!
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That's a moose haven. Nice property!
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It is. This is an area I used to camp and fish and every time I'm up that way there are moose. The last time I stayed in Brownville at the Katahdin Iron Works campsite by Gulf Hagas we(I)had a moose come to the campsite and bend down at look at me while I was resting after setting up the camp. I could actually feel him walking into the campsite through the ground and through my Blazer while I was laying in the back. It was pretty wicked. And the year before I had one run out in front of me on the road that takes you out to the KIA Park.
If you haven't been there I can definitely recommend it. This time of year is the best because there are less people. It's not really a busy campsite either way. Right next to the site is a river that has native brook trout in it and right down the road is the Gulf Hagas trail that has a 400 foot gorge, multiple waterfalls, chutes and potholes to swim in and the Appalachian Trail is right there. That place other than maybe Baxter State Park or the coast it's the perfect view of outdoors of Maine's beauty.
It's a Dept of Parks and Land management area so there is a fee to camp but it's not a lot.
Very few moose around Abbee Pond. Head north toward Millinocket.
This area is top 3 of the most beautiful areas to live in Maine in my experienced opinion. Right by there you have the Katahdin Iron Works trail/campsites which are amazing and quiet. Then you have Gulf Hagas up a little further that has a 400+ foot gorge and a bunch of waterfalls on a small stretch of a gorgeous river(filled with native brook trout btw). Moose EVERYWHERE and I mean everywhere up there. My mom grew up in Bradford right down the road and I grew up in Old Town and Bangor and had a few girlfriends who went to Milo which is right there and spent a lot of time even before I found Gulf Hagas and KIA campsites. Minus say the coast and Baxter State Park it's top tier gorgeous. And not far from some small towns that have most you'd ever need. And Bangor not far off at all if you need an International Airport.
And from all I've ever experienced it's typical nice friendly small town Maine. And very safe even compared to Maine's ultra safe standards. Plus the taxes can't be that bad for Brownville if they're not corrupt. Which I kind of highly doubt would be the case.
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I still think of that property with the sheep and Norse gods carved in the trees. Didn't realize the Lake Placid movies were Aroostook County till yesterday, catching one with Cloris Leachman. (sp?)
I own the parcel next to this down abbee pond rd to the end. 43 acres what do you think its worth in todays money
*United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine* What an amazing piece of property, thank-you for taking the time to show us around. GOD Bless.
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Would love to own a property like that but like many can’t afford ☹️
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$320,000 for an off grid property, 20 acre basically beaver pond surrounded by more acres of swamp and bogs. What is the seller smoking?
It’s a mud hole for 320,000 that freezes over thanks but no thanks. Oh and no well , septic, or driveways. Really 😂😂😂
@@phyllisjasinski6622all that can be built
And you get a big excavator you can dig that pond down on one side and stock it with some trout
All of a sudden you got a awesome spot.
Vision..vision Allows you to shape your property
You really don't want to drive Abbee Pond road with car. Huge rocks sticking up. 20-acre mud hole that does look nice but is surrounded by at least another 50 acres of swamp. I can't believe anyone would list this property for that kind of money. Seems unethical but that's just me.
Already dropped it by $20000
not that I disagree with anyone’s perspectives but will ask keep in mind it is 175 +\- acres for the asking price of $300,000 or $320,000 which is ~$1,700 to ~$1,800 per acre. Perhaps the pond covers 20 acres and surrounded by another 50 acres of wet lands that still leaves 100 acres of forested wood lot that hasn’t been cut in 21 years. Some folks are sick of the blueberry BS and want to transition to cranberries. The 20 acre pond and 50 acres of wet lands appear to be favorable in that regard.
Some analysts say/predict a housing crash is looming resulting in lower property values.
Wonder if there are potential EPA and Peoples Republic nightmares lurking.
Seller is out of his mind for that price.
Well, basic math says that's about $1820 +/- per acre! Find me another one for this price!😂
@@Steve-yo4ldthat's the going price....
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That was my point!👍
@@Steve-yo4ld if you're lucky you can get 1000$ an acre
But not with lakes or ponds...
@@thenarrator1984 Have you ever driven Abbee Pond Road? It's really a season property. Off grid with a 20-acre mud hole surrounded by 50 acres of swamp. Since the pond is over 10 acres, you cannot keep the public out of it. The state owns the water, but no one really goes to Abbee Pond anyway. At $1000 an acre the seller would be doing quite well IMO.
How many cabins could I put on this property at least 4 in a big metal garage.
The garage would be 120 / 40. I would like to make a family compound out of this please.Please comment back thank you
*isnt weird that people cant own lakes of certain size in Maine, yet only 'other people' can? makes absolutely NO SENSE AT ALLLLLL. I hate all things that restrict true freedom -- let me get this right, the POND itself is configured into the acreage/price, but you dont actually own it? am I hearing this correctly?*
NO Power, no house?. And $320??
I love how you're the only idiot complaining about the price being too high
But there's ten people saying it's too low.
A yo sweet chicks there a yo can we like yo come up out from the city hall and like dig it a little deeper yo like like like the fish is swimming with the fishes like you know what I'm saying lol
It's wonderful that you speak English!👌