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Dyke Hendrickson and Cabin Country have moved to Exploring Maine. He will continue to share his experiences there.

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June 05, 2007
"Good deals" on camps

Your Scribe doesn't know exactly what a "good deal" is when it comes to looking to buy a camp. It involves how much money you have, how far you are willing to travel, what kind of camp you want, whether you insist on waterfront, etc.

That having been said, these ads in statewide pubs or websites suggest "reasonable" deals even if they aren't good for everyone.

- Log cabin in Strong. 18 acres with "spectacular" views and seasonal road. Wood stove, gas stove, kitchen, loft, furniture. Near Farmington and Rangeley. $79,900. 207-235-3252.

- Perry (toward Eastport). 6.3 acres. 600 feet on Sipps Bay. Soil tested. $79,900. 207-282-4177.

- Greenville. Year round, near Moosehead Lake. Two bedrooms and loft. Deeded lake acces. $154,000. 207-873-7400.

- Solon. Cabin. Electricity, drilled well and wood heat. Partially insulated. One acre of land, more acres available. $45,000. 207-672-4108,

- Center Pond. 50 feet on waterfront of the 400 acre lake. Built in 1990. Two bedrooms, water heater, propane heat. Decks and docks included. $159,900. Info at 207-564-3119.

- Guilford. Second Davis Pond access. Year round home, two bedrooms, woodstove, loft, $159,900. 207-564-3119.

- Jackman area. Crocker Pond waterfront retreat. Four bedrooms, kitchen, bath, electricity, hot water. "Hunter and angler paradise." $89,000. 207-491-4441.

Good luck.

Posted by Dyke Hendrickson at 08:16 PM

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Comments

As a real estate broker in the Sebago Lake region for many years, I've seen a lot of ups and downs. Right now we have the strongest buyers's market for second homes I've seen since the early 90's. Inventory is very strong, prices have softened and sellers may be more motivated. If you've despaired of ever owning a summer camp, you may want to take a look at the current offerings.

Posted by Andrea Sawyer
June 6, 2007 03:08 PM

Glad to know not all properties are in the stratosphere.

For a place that runs about 100 grand, how much do you have to put down to start?

Scribe, you got any info on how a young buck can make his first move?

And how far is it to Jackman from Waterville?

Posted by Drew
June 8, 2007 01:25 PM

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