Hudson Lot 116 acres
Recreational, hunting, waterfront, homestead, Town of Hudson, Maine
This highly diverse ±116-acre parcel offers an exceptional opportunity for recreation, conservation, or long-term land ownership. The property features public road frontage, stream frontage, and power available at the road, providing a strong foundation for a variety of potential uses. With its size, natural features, and privacy, this tract is well suited for hunting, wildlife habitat, or a remote camp setting.
The westernmost and most remote portion of the property includes approximately 1,200 feet of frontage on Beaver Meadow Brook. This scenic brook flows south from Pushaw Stream and eventually crosses back over the property in its eastern half, adding both visual appeal and ecological value. The land is predominantly flat, with two knolls along the northern boundary rising to approximately 200 feet in elevation, while elevations along Beaver Meadow Brook are closer to 150 feet.
Wetlands comprise approximately 25 acres of the property and contribute significantly to the parcel’s diversity and wildlife value. These wetlands create excellent habitat for moose, deer, bear, songbirds, birds of prey, and other wildlife, with numerous animal tracks observed throughout the central wetland area. Old stone walls line portions of the northern and southern boundary lines, offering a glimpse into the land’s historical use.
The property includes a mix of young forest growth and areas of more mature trees, along with several old skidder trails from past timber harvesting operations, allowing for easy access through portions of the land. An approximate 0.4-acre open field currently used for livestock is also included within the ±116 acres. The parcel abuts a small farm and farmhouse, providing a rural setting without being completely isolated.
This property is not enrolled in Maine’s Tree Growth Tax Law Program. The 2024 property taxes were $1,454. Please note that the address of 2016 Hudson Road, Hudson, Maine refers to the seller’s residence and is provided for reference only. This address may be used to locate the general area of the property, or buyers may use the “Get Directions” link/icon found under the property documents on the listing website.
With its combination of acreage, water features, wildlife habitat, and accessibility, this property presents a rare opportunity to own a large, versatile parcel of land in a quiet rural setting.
The westernmost and most remote portion of the property includes approximately 1,200 feet of frontage on Beaver Meadow Brook. This scenic brook flows south from Pushaw Stream and eventually crosses back over the property in its eastern half, adding both visual appeal and ecological value. The land is predominantly flat, with two knolls along the northern boundary rising to approximately 200 feet in elevation, while elevations along Beaver Meadow Brook are closer to 150 feet.
Wetlands comprise approximately 25 acres of the property and contribute significantly to the parcel’s diversity and wildlife value. These wetlands create excellent habitat for moose, deer, bear, songbirds, birds of prey, and other wildlife, with numerous animal tracks observed throughout the central wetland area. Old stone walls line portions of the northern and southern boundary lines, offering a glimpse into the land’s historical use.
The property includes a mix of young forest growth and areas of more mature trees, along with several old skidder trails from past timber harvesting operations, allowing for easy access through portions of the land. An approximate 0.4-acre open field currently used for livestock is also included within the ±116 acres. The parcel abuts a small farm and farmhouse, providing a rural setting without being completely isolated.
This property is not enrolled in Maine’s Tree Growth Tax Law Program. The 2024 property taxes were $1,454. Please note that the address of 2016 Hudson Road, Hudson, Maine refers to the seller’s residence and is provided for reference only. This address may be used to locate the general area of the property, or buyers may use the “Get Directions” link/icon found under the property documents on the listing website.
With its combination of acreage, water features, wildlife habitat, and accessibility, this property presents a rare opportunity to own a large, versatile parcel of land in a quiet rural setting.
