This 49.2-acre parcel in Connor Township captures the character of northern Maine—working forest, quiet roads, and wide open country. The property sits on both sides of East Jemtland Road, with roughly 1,500 feet of paved road frontage and power available at the roadside.

The land was recently harvested, and new growth is already filling in. Spruce, poplar, and birch dominate the regeneration, with a few cedar trees scattered throughout the stand. This early growth stage creates thick cover and browse, the kind of habitat that supports wildlife year-round.

Most of the terrain is fairly level, making the property easy to walk and evaluate. A larger wetland area sits toward the center of the parcel, while the surrounding ground includes several spots that could potentially support a home or a traditional North Woods camp. With road access and power already nearby, the groundwork for future development is largely in place.

The property has been partially surveyed, and boundary pins have been located in places, although some may be buried under winter snow. The acreage lies roughly 1.5 miles west of the intersection with U.S. Route 1, providing convenient access while still feeling rural and quiet.

From here, you are within easy reach of services in both Caribou and Presque Isle, the two primary service centers in the region. Whether you are considering a seasonal camp, a future homesite, or simply holding land in one of Maine’s most productive forest regions, this parcel offers a straightforward opportunity.

Walk both sides of the road to get a full sense of how the land lies out.

Request the survey information before visiting so you can locate the boundary markers.

If you’re looking for acreage that reflects the working landscape of northern Maine, this property is worth exploring.