Property Description

Known as the Tarbell Subdivision, the State of Maine worked in the 1970's to create privately owned waterfront lots on Mud Lake. The surveys of the lots were finished be Sewell Engineering in 1979, when ownership began! This camp was used for many years as a hunting camp, imagine 10 hunters packed into bunks & couches, happy as pigs in a poke! Over half an acre of waterfront on central Mud Lake! Handy to the other lakes in the chain like Long & Cross, nearby gas, bait, groceries, and all of the the trails for ATVs and snowmobiling! The seller says the camp can be righted but he thinks the porch should be rebuilt. He's been holding off so as the new owner will be grandfathered in with LUPC requirements! The kitchen/living room area is quite a spacious L and there is a half wall that creates some separation for a pretty nice-sized bedroom. There is a newer 200 AMP circuit breaker box, power is turned on. There is well-water, a shared well with the seller's camp next door. There is currently no septic, but there is an outhouse. These days an incinerator toilet does the trick! There is quite a bit of walk out space from the front of the camp to the lake, it's solid ground under a lot of the overgrown vegetation. Interestingly enough, when the lots were built around the lake, each lot was set up with a penninsula on each side of their frontage, making it easy to walk out to the lake. The camp is set nicely off the road, there's a fire pit and surrounding trees, making this a romantic spot to watch the dark sky stars! Affordable, great location, ready to use!

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