31 Louds Island, Unorganized Lincoln, ME 04564

// Deep in the hundred-acre-wood // where osprey and warblers play // you'll find the enchanted neighborhood // for all of your island days. // A rare and extraordinary opportunity to own 106 undeveloped acres and four thousand feet of shoreline on Louds Island, an historic island adjacent to the Pemaquid Peninsula in Muscongus Bay. Abutting the property directly to the south is the hundred-acre Elizabeth Noyes Preserve, managed by the Maine Coast Heritage Trust. Totaling 825 acres, Louds Island is lightly settled to the north of the property, mostly in the island community of Loudville, settled in the 1750s. There are no formal roads, simply a number of trails for pedestrian traffic. The island has a deep and interesting history and includes an historic building on the National Register of Historic Places. The nearest public boat launch is in the village of Round Pond, about a mile west on the Pemaquid Peninsula. This exclusive property offers a variety of vistas, from sunrise to sunset, with rocky shores, cobble beaches, island woods trails, and varied terrain in between. The property spans the island east to west, with scenic shorelines along both Marsh Island Harbor to the east and Muscongus Sound to the west. Hydrogeologic, soil and feasibility studies have been completed and are available for review. PLEASE VIEW VIDEO.