Ritiro Senza Tempo Con Pali E Travi Sulla Facciata Privata Del Laghetto

MOOSE POND FRONTAGE MEETS TIMELESS POST AND BEAM CRAFTSMANSHIP ON 2.56 PRIVATE ACRES. Despite its Pond designation, Moose Pond is every bit of a water-lovers paradise, measuring over 8 miles long, with a max. depth of 70 feet and covering 1,617 acres; there is so much to explore! Diamond Drive is a private road shared by only a handful of homes, just off of Rt. 160. The home is set among mature woods for the utmost privacy, with over 600 feet of frontage on Moose Pond. Built in 2005, the home is a true post and beam, with exposed timber framing and natural wood finishes carried through the main living spaces and generous loft area. The eat-in kitchen centers on a large bar, built for the gathering of friends and family. The primary bedroom is set on the first floor, with its own full bathroom. While the loft features two bedrooms, its own bathroom, and a large sitting area. A full basement provides the opportunity for more finished living area and plenty of gear storage. The large farmers porch is perfect to sit and relax on while taking in the peaceful Maine woods. Walk down to the dock and enjoy all Moose Pond has to offer, including waterskiing, paddle boarding, kayaking, and fishing (Moose Pond holds the record for the largest Bass in Maine at over 11lbs!), you name it! Just down the street, you will find the Town Beach, boat ramp, and the famous Jimbobs General Store, to be sure you never run out of supplies or gas for the boat. And the fun doesn’t end when the Pond freezes over, access the Maine Snowmobile Association trail network right from your front door, with hundreds of miles of trails, and skiing at Pleasant Mountain Ski Resort is just 15 minutes away. Also, the restaurants, shops, and larger lakes of Bridgton and Sebago are just a short drive away. Portland is about an hour south, close enough for city and airport access without giving up the feeling of being tucked in the Maine woods!