11 Rocky ShoresT4 Indian Purchase Twp, ME 04462Price: $1,195,000

Rare opportunity to own a true turnkey lakefront compound on 1.39 acres w/ 285 feet of owned frontage on South Twin Lake and breathtaking views of Mt. Katahdin from the front porch. Designed for gathering family and friends, this exceptional property includes a beautifully renovated lake home, an impressive ''Garagemahal,'' a bunkhouse, and a detached two-car garage. The main lake home offers approximately 1,250± sq. ft. with two bedrooms & one full bath. Originally built in the early 1950s, it was extensively renovated in 2017 while preserving its authentic Maine camp charm. The interior features tongue-and-groove pine, a wet bar, granite kitchen w/ custom cabinetry, undermount sink, recessed lighting, custom mudroom, and an updated bath w/granite vanity and walk-in shower. Major improvements include new siding, architectural shingles, flooring, electrical service, septic system, LP on-demand hot water, & five heating sources including two Rinnai heaters, a three-zone heat pump, pellet stove insert, and hot-air system for comfortable year-round living. Built in 2019-2023, the custom 30' x 40' board-and-batten Garagemahal features a covered porch overlooking the lake. The upper level offers approximately 950± sq. ft. of finished living space with a custom kitchen, butcher block island, full bath, and bedroom. The heated 1,200± sq. ft. lower level includes a finished garage/workshop, custom cabinetry, half bath, laundry, & utility room, creating endless possibilities for hobbies, guests, or storage. The property also includes a 195± sq. ft. seasonal bunkhouse with a half bath and queen bed, plus two-car garage. Sold fully furnished, this property is truly move-in ready. Complete with a traditional bean-hole bean pit & located just 1.5 miles from one of Maine's premier snowmobile trail systems, & only minutes to Millinocket & Baxter State Park, this extraordinary waterfront retreat offers the very best of four-season recreation, boating, fishing, & the Maine lifes