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Thread Contributor: MarjyiyI need Cabins in Maine
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I'm searching for Cabins in Maine. Something near activities would be pleasant.

I'm searching for some near Bangor.
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I don't know about numerous in the Bangor territory by and by, yet there must be some around here on Pushaw maybe.
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I know there's an entire group in the Belgrade Lakes Region. That is around 3 hours from Bangor however..
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The Belgrade lakes do have some pleasant ones. Mcgath lake, snow lake. Loads of place. I'd extremely jump at the chance to make more excursions over yonder since it's extremely close to my place.
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Google a neighborhood remax specialist and if its like it is up north you'll discover a lot of decisions to pick from
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(05-04-2018, 12:35 PM)Marjyiy Wrote: I'm searching for Cabins in Maine. Something near activities would be pleasant.

I'm searching for some near Bangor.


In the forested areas or on a lake? It is safe to say that you are searching for something prepared to move into and utilize or one that requirements remodel/be totally remade?
My dad has a couple of lakefront properties available to be purchased on Lake Sebasticook in Newport, just 35-40 minutes from Bangor. Since there are cabins as of now there, the separation from water is grandfathered so in the event that you were to totally revamp/modify you wouldn't require the standard set-back.

The first was in my grandma's family and where I spent summers as a child. It's on 3/4 section of land and sits ideal on a point on the south side of the lake with 275' of facing. Because of various family conditions throughout the years it hasn't been utilized much so it unquestionably needs some work, particularly the sheds. Non-ME occupants are exhausted by the direct water facade which is the reason my dad is keeping my uncle's home with a smaller part. See #8 on the connection beneath.

One of them could most likely be utilized as-is with some work, has 150' of facing and sits on 1/2 section of land. See #16 beneath.

The last one, while most likely salvageable, is in somewhat rougher shape. Despite the fact that it is nearer to the water, under 30'. Just about .70 sections of land and 102' of facing.

The specialist is Frank Pray-Realty of Maine #'s 8, 16 and 24.
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#7
rangeley is dependably a decent decision. in any case, when you say close things? you talking shopping center, or trees? what season would you say you are searching for? what exercises?
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Are you looking to rent one for like a week or so, or are you looking to buy a cabin?
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I second Rangely, but it all depends on what you are planning on doing while you are there.
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x2. I invest a decent measure of energy in eaustis. I cherish the territory. furthermore, obviously getting futile in eustis
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