Tucked away in the North Maine woods, this 1972-built off-grid cabin sits on 55 secluded acres, offering privacy, natural water frontage, and true wilderness surroundings. With 1,220 square feet of living space and a solid post-and-beam design set on an 8’6″ poured concrete foundation, the structure provides a durable base for remote living.
Built for Simple, Off-Grid Living
The cabin includes:
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Two bedrooms
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Open living space suitable for wood or propane heat
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Drilled well for water supply
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Greywater drainage system
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Traditional outhouse setup
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Strong timber-frame construction
It delivers the essentials while allowing room for modernization or expanded systems if desired.
1,000 Feet of Ackley Brook Frontage
A standout feature is approximately 1,000 feet of frontage along Ackley Brook, with ownership on both sides. The brook is wide enough for canoeing and kayaking and provides opportunities for:
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Fishing
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Paddling
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Wildlife watching
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Quiet waterfront relaxation
The 55 acres have remained largely untouched for decades, creating a mature forest mix of hardwoods, softwoods, and natural undergrowth. The rear boundary connects to a large forested tract of over 400 acres, reinforcing long-term privacy.
40′ × 60′ Three-Level Shop
A substantial 40′ × 60′ shop sits on tapered concrete piers with a dirt floor. This multi-level structure offers space for:
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Equipment and ATV storage
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Workshop projects
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Firewood and supply storage
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Future improvements or creative uses
Its size adds significant flexibility to the property.
Year-Round Recreation
The location supports outdoor activity in every season:
Winter:
Ackley Pond Road becomes a groomed snowmobile trail linking to the Shin Pond Village trail system.
Spring–Fall:
Access by ATV, 4×4, or passenger vehicle allows for hiking, hunting, camping, and brook exploration.
The surrounding region is known for whitetail deer, moose, upland birds, and other native wildlife.
Secluded Yet Within Reach
While private and remote, the cabin is approximately 12 miles from Patten, Maine, where groceries, fuel, and basic services are available. This balance makes it suitable for:
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Off-grid homesteading
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Hunting and fishing retreats
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Seasonal recreation
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Long-term land holding
A Rare North Woods Opportunity
Large tracts with brook frontage, mature forest, a substantial workshop, and a solid cabin foundation are increasingly difficult to find. This Mount Chase property offers privacy, water access, and infrastructure in one remote package—ideal for those seeking independence and outdoor adventure.
For additional details or to arrange a visit, please contact the listing agent through the Zillow link provided beneath the photos.
