Ask Mark Leathers
Wake up to the wind whispering through the towering white pine and sugar maple trees and fall asleep to the barred owl's commanding call. As you sit on a sunporch overlooking the forest, reflect upon the toils of the previous occupants, expect to see are variety of wildlife on the property including moose, deer, black bear, and ruffed grouse. This post and beam home was built buy the sellers in the middle of 50 plus acres of sustainably managed forest. The property offers privacy and even seclusion yet includes 1840 feet of frontage on a town-maintained road. The house includes two wood stove and two pellet stoves. The property is in the Maine Tree Growth Tax Program. A short drive to Skowhegan and Waterville with supermarkets, restaurants and other services. If you enjoy the arts, take in a show at the Lakewood summer theatre, or savor the murals at neighboring South Solon Meeting house. For the golfer Lakewood Country Club is just minutes away of travel 45 minutes to the Sugarloaf Golf Club designed by Robert Trent Jones. This one won't last long.
