The Dixmont parcel on Mount Harris is approximately 688 acres, listed at $975,000, which works out to roughly $1,392 per acre. Tax records indicate 683 acres, and the current acreage reflects a prior sale of 12 acres from the original 700-acre parcel.

The property is well suited for hunting, hiking, ATV riding, and snowmobiling. The recent timber harvest has opened up scenic views of Dixmont Mountain and as far east as Schoodic Mountain, and the private approximately 5-acre Howe's Pond along with intermittent streams add to the recreational appeal. The mountaintop setting on Mount Harris also provides a unique destination for outdoor adventures.

There is approximately 200 feet of public road frontage on Garland Road, located a short distance from Routes 202/9. Access to the interior sections is via Nason Hill Road, a seasonal road, and an improved internal gravel road system allows you to reach various parts of the lot. Note that there is a gate with a lock, so you will need to call for the access code before visiting, and you should be cautious of dump trucks that occasionally use Nason Hill Road.

The property is currently enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Program, which significantly reduces the tax burden. The reduced taxes for 2024 are $2,457.

Yes, the seller will retain the mineral rights for the existing 5-acre gravel pit located off Nason Hill Road in the easternmost section of the lot. Additionally, an approximately 1.9-acre parcel at the old fire tower site is owned by the State of Maine and is not part of the sale.

The property is approximately a 30-minute commute from both Bangor and Brewer, Maine. Those cities offer a full range of amenities including two major hospitals, shopping, dining, the Bangor Waterfront Concert Venue, and Bangor International Airport.