Maine: Incredible Opportunity - 22 Acres, Detached 2-Car Garage + More

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A modern house on 22 wooded acres in Solon, Maine, is available for nearly $140K, but the owners are motivated to sell quickly due to personal circumstances, potentially allowing for negotiation on the price. The property includes a heated detached garage-workshop and outbuildings, with a well-maintained garden area. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by potential buyers, including the need for additional property to manage timber extraction due to the layout of the land. The area is described as community-oriented, with neighbors encouraging outdoor activities and maintaining a healthy environment for wildlife. Concerns about chemical use in gardening practices are raised, emphasizing a preference for organic methods to protect local groundwater. The conversation also touches on the broader housing market dynamics and the appeal of rural living in Maine, with participants sharing personal anecdotes and experiences related to home ownership and community life.
  • #101
Yorkies?

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  • #102
lisab said:
Yorkies?

Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip! Yip!
LOL!

Turbo, how close did you say that house was?
 
  • #103
Crazy dog lady?
 
  • #104
Evo said:
LOL!

Turbo, how close did you say that house was?
About 100 yards of mostly wooded property. Noise won't be a problem. (yip)
 
  • #105
Borek said:
Crazy dog lady?
Maybe not. Yorkies can sell for lots of $$$.
 
  • #106
Finally met the dog-lady. My wife dropped off a warm loaf of French bread there this morning, and her son answered the door and accepted it. A bit later, the lady walked down to thank us, and she had a Boston terrier puppy in her jacket. A beautiful tan (seal) variant ***** (Edit: rhymes with witch). As it turns out, the initial reports through the grapevine were inaccurate. No Yorkies. She has 6 Boston terriers, and wants to breed preferentially for the brown-and-white coats, and she has two French bulldogs. They are a pretty small breed, but can hit 20# or so. The finished basement of her house will be the dogs' quarters, and she has contracted to have a chain-link enclosure built out back, so the dogs can have a secure exercise yard right out the back door of the basement. Seems like a decent person, too.

I'll till her garden, if she wants to grow vegetables, and I'm hoping that she follows the neighborhood's unwritten policy of free access. We all allow other neighbors to hunt on our property and discharge firearms in that pursuit. Maine has a law forbidding discharging a firearm within 100 yards of an occupied dwelling without the permission of the occupants, but that can be problematic when you see a deer in your back yard and your nearest neighbor is 150 feet away. Nobody here has written permission to hunt on each others' property. We just have an understanding. The only neighbor that has any sign posting his property has a sign saying "Hunting by Permission Only". He's a hunter, but he wants to know who might be hunting on his 40+ acres. That's only fair.
 
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