Wanting the good or the bad news first on this new Maine waterfront real estate listing?
Okay, the down and dirty nitty gritty, cut to the chase of it all is the Timoney Lake Maine cottage has been seriously neglected.
Like Rip Van Winkle abandoned, forgotten.
But she still has a pulse and the Northern Maine lakefront cottage is less than 25 feet from the water's edge.
So where she is trumps what she is and the price tag blowing in the wind off this Maine waterfront property listing is some kind of wolf whistle attractive.
Especially when you consider (drum roll, here comes the good news we saved for last) the cottage is parked in a key spot with 200' of Maine lake frontage and 6 acres surrounding it. Imagine 700' plus feet on a paved, 
maintained year round country road to develop.
Land on a Maine lake for others in your "circle" to enjoy.
Build another camp, a Maine vacation full time retirement home. There's room.
A lot of Maine waterfront land, real estate and but a low cost property, a cottage riddled with ten foot pole marks.
A Charlie Brown Christmas tree of sorts but for $72,500 I hear bells ringing.
Going off as folks in the audience raise their hands with questions about this 55 Landing Lane Timoney Lake Oakfield Maine waterfront property listing.Don't pull the white sheet up over this Maine cottage with mega chunk of land on a lake without kicking the tires, checking more indepth vital signs. Low cost, challenging Maine real estate listing on an Aroostook County clean, fish filled lake. Interested?
Toggle The Maine Waterfront Lake And Land, Cottage Video.
Maine waterfront property listings to plan four season fun around... is that what you think and dream about? Make it happen, we can help from this end with the loose ends, details needing to be explained, process to be
started. So you own some Maine waterfront property that you can afford and enjoy.
Maine, big state, less people, drop dead gorgeous surroundings. Get here quick as you can and like a kid whining "Are we there yet" until you do cross the big green bridge entering southern Maine from New Hampshire.
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