There is no place like home for the holidays and no better place to call home then a Christmas tree farm. In business since 1978, the farm was awarded the Best Tree Farm in Maine for both 2020 and 2021. It has been featured in the Pioneer Woman Magazine and Martha Stewart Living in 2020. This is one of the only places left on earth where the employees show up early for work and are happy to be there.
If you are tired of living in the city, this is the lifestyle you have been waiting for. If you are able to work from home, the current owners installed high speed fiber so the upload and download speeds are fantastic. The land consists of 185+- acres total, including 30+- acres growing balsam fir Christmas Trees. The property also has great opportunity for a sugarbush with over one thousand potential maple taps. With a topography that runs from 540 feet above sea level to 880 feet above sea level, gravity feeding tap lines to a sugarhouse would be no problem.
From the back field you will find spectacular views to the south and southwest. This would be a great spot to build a rental cabin with solar power.
The farmhouse was built in 1998, with a large, covered porch, it has the charm and character of a much older home. The sunroom entryway separates the 3-bedroom apartment from the main house. The apartment was built in 1991 and has wide pine plank flooring with cathedral ceilings in the open kitchen and living room area. With 2 bedrooms and a full bath on the main floor, this would make a great in-law apartment. If you are interested in running a country bed and breakfast, this space would be perfect. You could easily bring in $1,000 per week on Airbnb.