Peaceful, secluded, 2-acre shorefront property with cozy 5-room attractive seasonal home that could be converted into a year-round residence or getaway. Located on quiet Pease Pond in Wilton, Maine with easy and convenient access from a private driveway off State Route 133. Stunning view of Mt. Blue from lakeside. The property has 85 feet of beach frontage in a very private setting with mountain views and mature birch, hemlock and pine trees. There is also an open lawn area. The house has a concrete and block basement, septic system installed in the late 80s, two bedrooms, kitchen, dining area, living room, mudroom, full bathroom with shower, and glassed-in front porch overlooking lake with additional sleeping capacity. The house will be left mostly furnished for the new owners. Some additional features include Franklin fireplace in living room, potbelly wood stove in kitchen, pass-through serving area from kitchen to dining area, wood floors, and washing machine in basement. Pease Pond is a small quiet lake for those wanting a seasonal retreat that is close to nature and in harmony with wildlife. There is abundant bird life, loons, ducks and fish, and very little, if any, loud motorboats and no jet skis. There are only two other camps located on the private access road so you will have very few immediate neighbors. The 950 square foot house lends itself to be converted into to a year-round two-story residence or second home. Although the setting is very rural, the property is located just 4 - 6 miles from shopping, restaurants, movies, theater, a business community, very modern health care facilities and other amenities in the thriving college town of Farmington, Maine. Farmington is home to one of New Englands highly respected small liberal arts colleges, the University of Maine at Farmington, with many cultural and educational activities and opportunities for the community. Nearby is Mount Blue State Park. The property is also located approximately one hour drive from both Sugarloaf, USA, one of Maine's premier ski, snowboard, and golfing resorts, and the family-oriented Saddleback ski area in Rangeley, Maine. In the general vicinity of the property are thousands of acres of public and private conservation land for hiking, cross-country skiing, snow shoeing, snowmobiling, fishing, hunting and other outdoor pursuits. There are also rivers nearby for canoeing and kayaking.I have posted more photos online at the following link:http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=u1d0pc7.5vojxrsv&x=0&y=ioydo5