Property Summary
Total Acres: 6,000+/-
Town: Hancock/Twp8
County: Hancock County
Tax Map/Lot: Hancock Map 402, Lot 1, Twp8 Map HA004, Plan 1, Lots 5 & 9
Property Type: Stream Front, Recreational, Timberland, Wildlife Habitat
Home Style: Cabin
Waterfront Features: 42,000+/- feet of frontage on Kilkenney & Egypt streams. Trout pond
Zoning: Rural/LUPC
Topography: Open, Pasture/Field, Rolling, Level
Pasture/Grass Acres: 125+/-
Outbuildings: 4
Outbuilding Types: Cabin, Equipment Garage, Shed, Firewood Storage
Other: Feeding Stations, Managed Food Lots, Gated, 18+/- miles of interior roads, 4+/- miles of recreational trails plus the Downeast Sunrise Trail, Trophy Whitetail Deer, abundant bear population.
Maintenance Equipment: (2) John Deere tractors, disc harrow, rock picker, (2) John Deere mowers, rock rake, and shop tools/equipment will be sold together with the real estate as an entirety. State of Maine 5.5% Sales Tax will apply.
Travel: Less than 20 minutes from the full service community of Ellsworth, easy commute to Hancock County Bar Harbor Airport, and Acadia National Park. Bangor International Airport less than an hour away
Broker Summary:
A unique kingdom parcel located in the Town of Hancock that has been managed for over fifteen years as a wildlife habitat environment. It has been managed specifically for trophy whitetail deer and bear. The property boasts around 6000+-acres with over eighteen miles of interior graveled roads, close to four miles of recreational trails plus the Downeast Sunrise Trail at the beginning of the property. Two major streams are located within the boundaries of the property, around 18,000’ of Kilkenny Stream and over 14,000’ of Egypt Stream with native brook trout. Over 125 acres of open space and food plots that have been maintained with a supplemental feeding and planting program. A comfortable cabin with all the amenities of home including a generator. An oversized maintenance garage for recreational toys or equipment. A man-made trout pond compliments the miles of stream frontage on the property. The parcel was owned by a professional logger and often the crew would work on the food plots, tree thinning, and improving road systems designed specifically for trophy deer management. Trophy deer have been managed and harvested for over 15 years including a 196” whitetail that field dressed at nearly 300lbs. Several live weight bucks in the 300# range are harvested yearly. Bear hunting was never allowed so the bear population is abundant and healthy. A kingdom parcel for the avid hunter, outdoor enthusiasts, or preservation.
Preview: Wednesday, November 14, 2018 from 2-3:30PM and Tuesday, November 27, 2018 from 2-3:30PM
