The world is filled with super people. Lots of neat people. Just like you.
But when you want a break. Time to
spend some time with yourself and think things over, is that hard where you live now?
With 11 people per square mile, Maine is perfect for elbow room, space. You can do your best thinking here. Filling your lungs with clean Maine air.
Checking out the bluer than blue day skies, the star filled sky at night. Ludlow Maine..(zooming in on satellite view) Scope out this cape home that has a pretty healthy jump on the construction process.
The 17.5 acres it sits on the middle of is pretty neat but the design, the fact there is power, road in, and a foundation add to the interest right? Roof shingled, interesting dormers to put exterior say half log siding around. It's your call..here (handing hammer and tool belt to reader). Watch the ME home video. Ask lots of questions. That is why we are here. 207.532.6573 info@mooersrealty.com Ludlow Maine is a bedroom community of 425 folks west of, outside Houlton ME 04730, the county seat for Aroostook County.
Andrew, I'm from Massachusetts and we spent our summer vacations in Maine on Lake Sebago. I have not been up there in years but I expect it still has a small town feel. Like you said, Lots of space! I wish you lots of sales for people needing some down time.
Andrew
I's starting to really like how much home and space I get for my money in Maine. That really loks like the place to be.
Barbara, Sebago Lake and the other 6000 lakes we have are gorgeous and affordable. The further north in Maine you go, the faster the price on waterfront goes down. You need to travel further to get more for less and not many people do that do you get uncrowded real estate at the same time. Don't get me wrong people are great. But you have to be able to get away from folks once in awhile..to climb a mountain, fish an early morning lake or stream, to just enjoy the quiet 4 season beauty of Maine.
Tomster, I am sure WI is similiar weather, terrain, people wise in your lower populated areas. Maine land values are way under market and I think Aroostook County is a sleeping giant of under priced property. Don't tell any one okay? (whispering) Thanks for popping in.
Andrew
The home looks like a great opportunity with the 17.5 acres.
Good luck and success.
Lou Ludwig