The options are endless!

-This gem is approximately 10 minutes to downtown Farmington and Super Walmart, a variety of other shops, and dining options from The Farmhouse Beer Garden, The Homestead Kitchen, Bar & Bakery, The Brickyard Cafe, and Dunkin' Donuts - just to name a few!

-Come and enjoy the great outdoors year-round and use this land as a base camp to enjoy everything Maine has to offer.

-From Hiking, Biking, Skiing, Fishing, Hunting, and the area's many attractions. What's not to love?

-If you're looking to build a weekend getaway or seasonal vacation spot - This property offers the best of both worlds - a private retreat with quick and convenient access to everyday necessities.

Call us and find out how easy it is to own this beautiful retreat and begin building dreams that will last a lifetime. the choices are endless, and if you prefer to kick back, relax and enjoy your own quiet retreat you can do that too!

Property Details:

APN: FARN-000000-R000014-000036

Tax Map/Lot: R14-036-A

Property Type: Vacant Land

Address: Clover Mill Rd, Farmington, ME 04938

Lot Size: 23 Acres

County: Franklin County

Zoning: Farm and Forest District (Located on the Farmington Town Line)

Terrain: Varied Terrain

Power: In Road

Water: Well will be needed

Sewer: Septic will be needed

Roads: Paved

Title Info: Clear Title via Special Warranty Deed or General Warranty Deed if closed with a title company

Annual Property Taxes (Approx): $296.00

Terms: Cash Sale Buyer to pay documentation or Closing costs if closed with a title company

GPS Coordinates:

Approximate Front Middle: 44.680389, -70.209306

No Restrictions!

Stick-built, Modular, Mobile, Tiny Homes - Allowed

- No Size Restrictions

-RV's\Camping - Allowed

-Farmington Tax Map 2020 R14-036-A

The Area:

Franklin County - located in west-central Maine, was formed from towns and land previously belonging to Kennebec, Oxford, and Somerset counties on May 9, 1838. The county extends from Chesterville, New Sharon, and Farmington in the south, to Coburn Gore and Gorham Gore bordering the province of Quebec in the north. Its 1,700 square miles include a campus of the University of Maine, ski resorts, and a portion of the Appalachian Trail.

Farmington is a lively college town, tucked into the woody foothills of Maines western mountains. Its also a perfect gateway if youre looking for some outdoor fun. Much of Farmingtons downtown is historic and has been renovated into great little shops, stores, and restaurants. Check out the Sugarwood Gallery, featuring works of Maine artists and artisans, and Twice Sold Tales, a long-popular local book shop. Find out more by strolling through a historic walking tour. If you visit in September, go to the annual Farmington Fair, hosted in a historic fairground. Its been staged since 1840. In December, check out Chester Greenwood Day, a lighthearted celebration of the local guy who invented earmuffs (you read that right). Theres a parade and lots of other events.