41.4± acres in Fayette offering a strong combination of access, habitat, and topography suited for a hunting-focused camp or off-grid retreat. Access is via a deeded right-of-way with year-round use possible by 4x4, leading into a property that has already been opened up with an internal trail system reaching most areas of the land.

A heavy selective cut has set this property up for the next phase. Regrowth is already underway, creating thick browse and cover that holds wildlife. Deer, turkey, and bobcat have all been captured on camera here, and the surrounding landscape supports it—large undeveloped tracts and nearby farm fields create a consistent food and travel pattern through this area.

Not all of the timber was taken. Pockets of hardwoods remain, along with two sections of fir that were left standing, giving the property a mix of cover, transition, and structure that tends to keep animals close rather than just passing through.

The topography works in your favor. There are elevated sections that open up the potential for long views, and several locations that could serve as a campsite, depending on how you want to position it. Soils have not been tested, but the existing vegetation is consistent with areas that often support septic systems in this part of Maine.

There is no road frontage, which helps maintain privacy, and no known restrictions limiting use. Most corner pins have been located, giving a clearer understanding of the boundaries as you walk them.

Fayette serves as the local hub, with a mix of lakes, small-town amenities, and access to the surrounding countryside. This is a property where the value is in how it lies out on the ground—something you’ll want to see in person to understand fully.

If you’re looking for a place to set up camp and hunt ground that’s already producing, this one is worth your time to walk.