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COVE POINT PROPERTIES

These properties are located on the peninsula which marks the opening of Beaver Cove to Moosehead Lake. The topography of this land formation is gently rolling with spruce- clad knolls overlooking the lake. Its orientation is southeast which helps protect it from the prevailing winds.

Since these properties are “off on their own”, they have the potential for future development. This makes them true investment properties. Not only will they appreciate in value over time, but a new owner can make improvements and make this land even more valuable. They are also perfect for someone looking to make a family compound. These properties are sufficiently large enough and have plenty of shorefront to accommodate modest development.

Access is via a network of gravel roads from the Lily Bay Road in Beaver Cove. The properties are approximately 3 miles in from the blacktop. Both power and phone are available.

If you are looking for an investment property on Moosehead Lake or just want large acreage and long frontage on Maine’s largest lake, check out these properties. These properties are favorably priced and located in a prime location—far enough from civilization; yet near enough for easy access.

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BURNT JACKET SHORES AT MOOSEHEAD LAKE

COMMUNITY

Exclusive lakeside community on the shores of Moosehead Lake in the town of Beaver Cove, Maine. Shore properties include a generous amount of bold frontage on Moosehead Lake affording island & mountain views. Woodland sites are tucked away in the lush Maine forest. Homesites are large in size and sited in community groups separated by ample green space affording a design layout unique to the area. Sprinkled throughout the development are common areas with amenities which are joined by a trail system making the entire development pedestrian friendly.

LOCATION

The most intriguing aspect of this lakeside community is its location—sleepy Beaver Cove. Access is by black top-road except for a short section of recently upgraded gravel road. Bangor International Airport is under a two hour drive and the Portland Jetport is less than three hours by vehicle. Greenville is a scant 6 miles away with charter air services at a municipal airport and three seaplane ports.

CIVILIZATION

The Town of Greenville is the service center for the Moosehead Region with restaurants, shops, a grocery store, hospital, building supply store, hardware store, cruise ship, boat rentals and more. The Town sponsors several events that are well attended including a fireworks display, summer concerts, an ice-fishing derby, an annual sea plane fly-in and snowmobile ride-in. The Burnt Jacket sites are far enough away from any hustle and bustle yet are an easy drive to town.

WILDERNESS

Just outside of Beaver Cove lies a vast panorama of forest-clad mountains dotted with lakes and ponds. There are plenty of outdoor activities to accommodate the timid as well as the more adventurous. Several hiking trails wind their way to surrounding mountain summits affording spectacular views. Hunting, fishing and snowmobiling are old-time traditional favorites. Kayaking, mountain biking wildlife watching and cross country skiing are “New Age” pursuits gaining in popularity.

EXCLUSIVE

Residential development is allowed in only a few places on Moosehead Lake. Over 40% of its lakefront is owned and kept forever wild by the State of Maine. Another 30% of the shorefront is protected by State regulations. The Burnt Jacket Shores project has been carefully planned and reviewed to allow for a limited number of homesites to fit harmoniously with the natural environment.

VALUE

Several safeguards are in place making Burnt Jacket Shores a sound investment. Moosehead is Maine’s largest Lake. Its pristine beauty and quiet solitude are unmatched in the Northeast. Its desirable location and easy access by millions make this lakeside community a once in a lifetime property to own. To preserve this value, a well crafted Property Owners Association is in place providing a mechanism for maintenance and private use of the access roads, amenities and green space.