This parcel, located along Moosehead Trail (Route 7), seamlessly blends accessibility with privacy and offers expansive views. A private driveway winds roughly a quarter mile through the trees before opening onto a broad, elevated clearing—the high point of the surrounding landscape. It’s an easy place to picture a future home, seasonal camp, or RV base. The property features a small barn situated on a concrete slab, perfect for storing equipment, toys, or construction materials. The main field area has been kept open through periodic brush-hogging, so you can plan improvements without starting from scratch. Part of the acreage remains tillable, historically farmed in rotation—most recently planted in corn. Continue agricultural use, establish food plots, or maintain the open ground for wildlife. The parcel is enrolled in Maine’s Tree Growth program and carries a healthy mixture of cover and browse, supporting deer and other game. Several wild apple trees provide both shade and seasonal forage. From the upper clearing, enjoy open views to the north and east, which change with the seasons—from summer greenery to the full color of autumn. The combination of high ground, utilities nearby, and road frontage makes this property adaptable for multiple uses. This location sits in a quiet stretch of Waldo County, only a short drive from Belfast and the MidCoast, yet still part of Maine’s active small-farm corridor. Nearby, you’ll find trail systems, lakes, a local brewery within walking distance, and a golf course just up the road. Walk the driveway and stand at the upper clearing—you’ll understand the setting right away. Ask for maps, the Tree Growth plan summary, and additional photos. If you’ve been looking for acreage with access, elevation, and versatility, this property deserves a closer look.