Set in Frenchville, Maine, this 80.5-acre property offers a clear sense of place, established agricultural use, and the opportunity to own a substantial piece of land. Land in Agricultural Use Current agricultural use: leased year over year by local farmers for agricultural growing. That ongoing relationship with local farmers gives the property a practical, established agricultural identity. The land's use is straight forward and visible: 80.5 acres supporting agricultural growing in Frenchville. The Possibilities of Ownership Owning farmland is an opportunity to take part in a property with an established agricultural use and a distinct Frenchville setting. Established use — The property is leased year over year by local farmers for agricultural growing. Substantial acreage — 80.5 acres of land offer room to appreciate the scale and character of a working agricultural property. Recognizable location — The property is at 2 Charette Hill Road, Frenchville, Maine, off a dirt road and abutting 141 and 155 Church Road in Frenchville. For a buyer drawn to the character of farmland, this property presents a focused opportunity to own land with a clear agricultural story. Make It Yours From its 80.5 acres to its year-over-year agricultural leasing by local farmers, this Frenchville property offers a compelling opportunity to own land with an established purpose and a setting all its own.