Discover the possibilities on this diverse 116± acre parcel featuring extensive public road frontage, stream frontage, and power available at the road. The property offers a unique blend of upland forest, wetlands, a 0.4 acre open field, and wildlife habitat, making it an excellent choice for recreation, hunting, forestry, or a private home or camp site. The westernmost and most remote portion of the property has approximately 1,200 feet of frontage on Beaver Meadow Brook, which flows south from Pushaw Lake before meandering back through the eastern portion of the parcel. The land is generally level, with elevations ranging from approximately 150 feet near the brook to two knolls reaching nearly 200 feet along the northern boundary. Approximately 25 acres of wetlands enhance the property's ecological diversity and provide outstanding habitat for wildlife, including moose, deer, bear, waterfowl, and numerous bird species. Multiple wildlife tracks were observed throughout the central wetland area. The forest consists of a mix of younger growth and mature timber, while several old skid trails provide interior access. Historic stone walls can be found along portions of both the northern and southern boundaries, adding character and a connection to the area's agricultural past. A small field of approximately 0.4 acres, previously used for livestock, is included within the acreage. Whether you're seeking a recreational retreat, hunting property, timber investment, or a secluded location to build, this tract offers exceptional versatility and privacy. The property is not enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Program. The 2025 property taxes were $1,454. Please note that the address of 2016 Hudson Road is associated with the seller's residence and the home and farm do not convey with the acreage. Additionally, the shelter visible in the photographs is located within the field area and is not included in the sale.