A true kingdom lot. This 688-acre mountain top parcel has an extensive internal improved gravel road system that allows easy access to the majority of the lot. Just southwest of Howe's pond off of the gravel road it is a short steep hike of less than one half mile to the top of the 1, 230' Mount Harris, site of an old long gone fire tower where just the cement base still can be seen. There is a long history of this fire tower. The old fire tower site is approximately 1.9 acres and is owned by the State of Maine. The internal road system makes it possible to drive right to the northern end of the 5+/- acre Howes Pond. This area offers a full view of the pond and great views of the impressive topography of the shoulder of Mount Harris. The lot has a couple of small intermittent streams flowing through the lot. The lot was recently harvested leaving behind many views of the surrounding hill and mountains. From Mount Harris, the westerly views are spectacular. From other sites throughout the lot you can see as far east as Schoodic Mountain and nearby Peaked Mountain aka Dixmont Mountain. There is approximately 200' of public road frontage on Garland Road, a short distance from Routes 202/9. Access to the internal sections of the lot is from Nason Hill Road, a seasonal road. The owner will keep mineral rights for the currently existing 5 acre gravel pit located off the Nason Hill Road in the eastern most section of the lot. NOTE: Gate has a lock. CALL for code.
