There is just something special about this 112.5± acre property in Cambridge, Maine! With approximately 740 feet of town-maintained road frontage, power available at the road, and an excellent internal woods road system, this property offers a wonderful combination of accessibility, privacy, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunities.  One of the standout features is the 3,000+ foot internal woods road, complete with a sturdy bridge crossing over Ike Brook (cross at your own risk). This established road provides excellent access deep into the property, opening up numerous possibilities for a private homesite, recreational camp, or secluded getaway. There is even gravel available on-site.  Wildlife enthusiasts and hunters will appreciate the three established openings totaling approximately 2.5 acres, created specifically to enhance wildlife habitat. The property has a history of producing some impressive whitetail deer, excellent bird hunting opportunities, and native brook trout in Ike Brook. A couple of beaver dams along the brook add to the property's diverse wetland and aquatic habitats.  The land was harvested more than 10 years ago and now features attractive young stands of hardwood and softwood, providing a healthy mix of forest cover and wildlife habitat. Whether your interests include hunting, fishing, hiking, managing your own woodlot, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of the Maine woods, this property has plenty to offer.  Despite its private, rural setting, the property is conveniently located approximately 15 minutes from Dexter, 30 minutes from Dover-Foxcroft and Skowhegan, 45 minutes from the Moosehead Lake region, and just under an hour from Waterville and Interstate 95.

The property is not currently enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Law program, providing flexibility for future land use without the restrictions associated with that program. Property taxes for 2026 were $1,433.  112.5± acres of Maine woods, wildlife, water, and privacy — with the access and infrastructure already in place to make the most of it!
DIRECTIONS: From the village of Cambridge and Cambridge Pond, travel north on Route 150 (Guilford Road) approximately 1.2 miles to Pease Road on the left (no road sign). Follow Pease Road approximately 0.8 miles to the property's access road on the left. A locked cable blocks vehicle access to the property.