They installed SPC over an open crawl space that does not have 18 inches of clearance under the house with a class one moisture barrier. All of the flooring and the entire porch are installed wrong and would have to be redone. The floor will rot in less than 3 years as the SPC vinyl traps moisture in the floor. The cabin brings down the value and the land is the only thing that should be factored in. Im from Maine BTW now living in Texas. I will look for 200 acres in 2025. Thanks for the new video look forward to the next one.
Maybe if it were move-in condition and not just a shell the price could be justified. They walked away from the project yet want to be compensated as though they finished it.
Yeah, and the owner is a carpenter that will finish it for you for $$$ when he couldn't finish it for himself. You might be waiting a long time, plus he felled all the trees. WTH??!!!
@@rodneygow4083 Young people are being set up to fail as far as property ownership goes..They will own nothing and will not be happy. Sadly all by design.
If it was turn key, and 4 season, ready, maybe, and that's a big maybe! Even if the cabin was valued at $75,000, which I don't see, that's still a $100,000 per acre!👌
Ain't no way in that price range. $95,000 just for land and lakefront is possible. If this sells for listed price, or close, I will be amazed. From a lakefront home owner in Maine.
Love the rotting porch, poorly designed concept, half-heated, but half not for some strange reason in case you have friends that you don't like. And oh ... $375,000 dollars for this sort of luxury.
When I watch these videos I'm focused on details about the road, well, septic, soil conditions and foundation, plus the potential of electric service, if possible. No comment about price. Even though Im not in the market to buy at this time, I enjoy your videos Phil.
If it was turn key, and 4 season, ready, maybe, and that's a big maybe! Even if the cabin was valued at $75,000, which I don't see, that's still a $100,000 per acre!👌
Last chance to grab all the trees and the buck$ before the market crashes. You can always Try. He should have finished off the cabin and kept a lot more trees. This place stinks of Greed.
@kookietherapy9398 I could afford a lake home until about 4 years ago. Hoping the huge reductions in price that are happening in various markets across the US come here to the lakefronts of Maine. Pretty straight forward.
Seller will be sitting on this tree felled spot for some time. Plenty places in Maine w trees that don't want $100+K p/acre. Disgusting what he did to the property, I'd say he truly screwed up. Go have another beer.
Can I get some of the weed you guys are smoking up in Maine where a half-built, already rotting out, poorly designed tear-down on 3.5 acres of no service is $375K. You guys are INSANE. Where do you find these listings?
Built when covid was hitting everywhere!! Maybe thats a reason its not finished?? Alot of money for something not even finished!! Good luck selling it in that condition! Relatives have a beautiful cabin right on schoodic lake around milo and its less expensive than that! Doesnt have 3 acres, maybe 1 and half but still wow, thats alot!!
Gotta love the comments,I have found in my infinite wisdom that if a price on anything is too expensive it just won’t move,no matter what it is.And if they want to sell it bad enough they will lower the price until it moves.
@@Corkfish1 It's off grid and really not that nice of a cabin on 3 acres .Lakefront is nice for sure and I love the lake but if he, the owner really wanted to sell it he would price it around 190 K . It's going to be one of those listings Phil has on his books for a long time .
I've never seen a dogtrot cabin in Maine before. "The dogtrot, also known as a breezeway house, dog-run, or possum-trot, is a style of house that was common throughout the Southeastern United States during the 19th and early 20th centuries."
In my opinion, the cabin(s) bring the price down; they need more work than you think. Is there even an outhouse on the lot? $25k short of $400,000 for a seasonal getaway that requires an additional $10-20k minimum to be suitable to live in? I'm not from Maine, and I realize the housing market is ridiculous now, but this seems about $200k-250k overpriced?
Not a snapping turtle but a Sea turtle. There is a nesting site here on Dauphin Island. If you see big Momma, just call the Police and they'll get The animal keeper (I call him that, Mr. McKee) and he'll come out with his posts and tape! $5000 dollar fine for messing with them nest!!!
They installed SPC over an open crawl space that does not have 18 inches of clearance under the house with a class one moisture barrier. All of the flooring and the entire porch are installed wrong and would have to be redone. The floor will rot in less than 3 years as the SPC vinyl traps moisture in the floor. The cabin brings down the value and the land is the only thing that should be factored in. Im from Maine BTW now living in Texas. I will look for 200 acres in 2025. Thanks for the new video look forward to the next one.
Maybe if it were move-in condition and not just a shell the price could be justified. They walked away from the project yet want to be compensated as though they finished it.
My exact thoughts! ✌️
Yeah, and the owner is a carpenter that will finish it for you for $$$ when he couldn't finish it for himself. You might be waiting a long time, plus he felled all the trees. WTH??!!!
You can't justify that price to me ever, I'm old and my life is just about over, how are young people supposed to afford anything 😡😡😡😡
@@rodneygow4083 Young people are being set up to fail as far as property ownership goes..They will own nothing and will not be happy. Sadly all by design.
If it was turn key, and 4 season, ready, maybe, and that's a big maybe! Even if the cabin was valued at $75,000, which I don't see, that's still a $100,000 per acre!👌
Ain't no way in that price range. $95,000 just for land and lakefront is possible.
If this sells for listed price, or close, I will be amazed.
From a lakefront home owner in Maine.
Nice cabin, but 375k?
Too much.
Love the rotting porch, poorly designed concept, half-heated, but half not for some strange reason in case you have friends that you don't like. And oh ... $375,000 dollars for this sort of luxury.
@@Dixcus-zp7om
Its worth about 160k.
There out of their mind at 375k.
Crazy.
*United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine* What a beautiful location, thank-you sir for taking the time to show us around.
When I watch these videos I'm focused on details about the road, well, septic, soil conditions and foundation, plus the potential of electric service, if possible. No comment about price. Even though Im not in the market to buy at this time, I enjoy your videos Phil.
Your and your brother have a tie on great videos!
Sorry but the price turned me off, what is going on in Maine 😞😞😞
If it was turn key, and 4 season, ready, maybe, and that's a big maybe! Even if the cabin was valued at $75,000, which I don't see, that's still a $100,000 per acre!👌
My lakefront dream died about 4 years ago. Hoping the housing depression his Maine lakefront asap.
@jonnya3425 I'm not even going to try to decifer your comment.
Last chance to grab all the trees and the buck$ before the market crashes. You can always Try. He should have finished off the cabin and kept a lot more trees. This place stinks of Greed.
@kookietherapy9398 I could afford a lake home until about 4 years ago. Hoping the huge reductions in price that are happening in various markets across the US come here to the lakefronts of Maine. Pretty straight forward.
375? Who makes these prices?
The market and owners want to cash out! Real estate has skyrocketed over the last 3+ years! Mortgage rates are holding average people from buying!
Seller will be sitting on this tree felled spot for some time. Plenty places in Maine w trees that don't want $100+K p/acre. Disgusting what he did to the property, I'd say he truly screwed up. Go have another beer.
Nice work on the video (as usual :)
Great property Phil, Thanks!
Yes, i came to comment for the great video, the drone, the sound! Thank you 🙏
Can I get some of the weed you guys are smoking up in Maine where a half-built, already rotting out, poorly designed tear-down on 3.5 acres of no service is $375K. You guys are INSANE. Where do you find these listings?
Weed won't do that, must be crack.
Covid destroyed the market, even for the more remote camps. Absolutely insane.
I always guess the prices of these before the end of the video comes around. I guessed 150k. 🤦🏻♂️
Needs 150k minimum to get it where it needs to be on the cheap after asking $. Nice spot but very steep
Built when covid was hitting everywhere!! Maybe thats a reason its not finished?? Alot of money for something not even finished!! Good luck selling it in that condition! Relatives have a beautiful cabin right on schoodic lake around milo and its less expensive than that! Doesnt have 3 acres, maybe 1 and half but still wow, thats alot!!
Wow! Great property. Thank you for sharing.
Gotta love the comments,I have found in my infinite wisdom that if a price on anything is too expensive it just won’t move,no matter what it is.And if they want to sell it bad enough they will lower the price until it moves.
As the saying goes, the cure for high prices is high prices.
Yes...this is what is known as the free market.
@@MandalorianFanboy until the government puts their clumsy hands in and starts playing with demand.
Don’t the first 75ft have to have evenly spaced trees for shoreland zoning?
Phil Dont jump Please LOL
Nice lot but the price...someone will buy it that has more money than brains. Good luck
I think it's a beautiful area but it will be for sale for a long long time at that price .
@@Corkfish1 It's off grid and really not that nice of a cabin on 3 acres .Lakefront is nice for sure and I love the lake but if he, the owner really wanted to sell it he would price it around 190 K . It's going to be one of those listings Phil has on his books for a long time .
I work on a golf course ln mass snappers laying eggs in almost all the sand trap in spring,,,,
I've never seen a dogtrot cabin in Maine before. "The dogtrot, also known as a breezeway house, dog-run, or possum-trot, is a style of house that was common throughout the Southeastern United States during the 19th and early 20th centuries."
In my opinion, the cabin(s) bring the price down; they need more work than you think. Is there even an outhouse on the lot? $25k short of $400,000 for a seasonal getaway that requires an additional $10-20k minimum to be suitable to live in? I'm not from Maine, and I realize the housing market is ridiculous now, but this seems about $200k-250k overpriced?
Alaska pricing
With a creek and some gold to find.
How's the fishing and hunting
Are you allowed to use a pump and extract water from the lake?
A bit pricey for what !?!
Love it 👍💖👍🤠👍
Ridiculous
Should be all connected. 😊
80 k tops lol never get that
I think the owner wants to hit a home run on some nice property that’s overpriced. He believes in the saying, there’s a sucker born every day….
That property will sit rotting before it sells at that price.
It has a lot of potential. Needs a lot of work though.
getting high priced these last few weeks, Too much !!
Owner is a carpenter who obviously knows nothing about real estate pricing.
Not a snapping turtle but a Sea turtle. There is a nesting site here on Dauphin Island. If you see big Momma, just call the Police and they'll get The animal keeper (I call him that, Mr. McKee) and he'll come out with his posts and tape! $5000 dollar fine for messing with them nest!!!
Nice location but not for that price. Maine is still trying to cash in on the exodus from Massachusetts.
These realtors are F ing high. Maine is supposed to be cheap. You folks are ruining it.
Good God..
"Off Grid" fallacy. You use somebody's grid to fill you propane, gasoline and/or drinking water.
Way to high
Joke. Outrageous
Material costs alone are worth it. Sorry folks, but everything is upside down. Beautiful location and potential finished home.
Weirdest build ive ever seen
Too much, especially for a log cabin. Tons of maintenance with the chinking between the logs.