Maine camp or year-round home on Granger Pond: 4+ acres, 549 feet of owned waterfront Call it a camp or call it home. This classic log-sided place has been both: all the character of a true Maine camp, lived in comfortably year-round. It sits tucked into the pines on 4.05 surveyed acres, with 549 feet of your own frontage on Granger Pond. That much shoreline and that much land together is a rare find, and it means real privacy, with room to spread out and wander your own woods. Granger is the kind of pond people hope to find: 125 acres, lightly developed, and quiet by design, with motorboats limited to 6 horsepower. That means no wakes and no jet skis, just canoes, kayaks, and small fishing boats on clear water. Cast for largemouth bass, pickerel, and perch right from your own dock. The house itself is modest and honest: one level, two bedrooms, one bath, with kitchen, dining and living space, wood floors, and a metal roof overhead. Use it as a getaway or live here full-time, with swimming and paddling in July, foliage in October, and skating and ice fishing in January. Downtown Denmark is minutes away, and Pleasant Mountain is about 15 minutes up the road for hiking in summer and skiing in winter. Keep it just as it is, or make it your own. Either way, the land and the water are the part you can't build.