Prime fishing locationSurrounded by unspoiled wildernessUnwinding by the fire
Set along the pristine shores of Richardson Lake, this rare seasonal retreat offers something increasingly hard to find--true solitude, exceptional fishing with Rapid River access, and outright land ownership on a lake where many camps sit on leased land. Thoughtfully positioned near the Middle Dam, this property benefits from a location long favored by anglers, where moving water draws consistent fish activity, including landlocked salmon, trout, perch and more. Mornings begin with calm water and a cast just steps from your door, while evenings settle into the kind of quiet that only remote Maine can offer. While ''camp'' in name, the experience is anything but a compromise. A full kitchen with modern appliances and a complete electrical system--powered by a generator and battery pack--delivers the comforts of home while preserving the freedom of off-grid living. Surrounded by unspoiled wilderness, with few neighbors and abundant wildlife, this is a setting defined by privacy, simplicity, and connection to the outdoors. Whether you're paddling the shoreline, fishing at first light, or unwinding by the fire, life here moves at a different pace. Opportunities like this are increasingly rare: owned land, prime fishing location, and off-grid independence--all in one of Maine's most sought-after remote lake settings.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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