660 Sprague Road in Waldoboro, Maine, is a unique and extremely private property that offers a rare combination of wilderness and the convenience of self-sufficient living. Built in 2005, this single-story, traditional camp-style home has approximately 863 square feet of living space and is situated on a large 274-acre lot with direct access to Duckpuddle Pond, including over 850 feet of waterfront.
The property is completely off-grid and operates independently of the electric grid. It is powered by solar panels, a whole-house propane generator, a private well for water supply, and a septic system for sewage. Heating is provided by a wood stove and a direct-vent propane heater, allowing for sustainability and comfort throughout the three seasons of the year, with the potential for use even in the winter.
The interior includes three bedrooms, a full bathroom, a functional kitchen, and a living area with large windows that offer rich views of the surrounding nature. The floor is made of natural wood, while the covered veranda provides a peaceful environment for relaxing, reading, or enjoying fresh summer mornings. On the exterior of the property there is a stone fire pit, a natural ramp for descending into the water, a small sandy beach, and a boat dock. Cleared spaces for camping, hiking, and recreation add more opportunities to live in direct contact with nature.
This property is ideal for those seeking complete isolation, absolute tranquility, and a sustainable lifestyle, away from the noise and stress of the city. The annual property tax is approximately $4,546 and the assessed value for tax purposes is approximately $152,000, reflecting the great value of the land and existing infrastructure.
660 Sprague Road represents a rare opportunity to own a large piece of land in one of the most beautiful areas of Maine, with clear water, dense forests and a perfect setting to build a simple, peaceful life connected to nature.
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