0 No name T40 Md, ME 04417

Butterfield Island is a private 8-acre island 60 miles NE of Bangor on pristine & forever wild 5,000-acre Nicatous Lake. The family style compound has two main buildings, 3 sleep cabins, generator building, two outhouses, tool shed, woodshed, supply cabin and a dug well. The 20'x23' ''old main camp/master sleep cabin'' built in c.1926 has a field stone fireplace, bathing room with clawfoot tub, hot water heater and separate sink with running water. This building has been used as library/game room or additional sleeping quarters. The large wrap around upstairs loft can be used for additional sleeping area and or storage. A wonderful open porch surrounds around ¾ of the building. The second main building was built in 2004 and is 25'x28' in size with a 10'x12' screened porch and large deck with impressive, oversized stairs, all overlooking the lake. It has an open floor plan with vaulted ceilings and houses a modern kitchen overlooking a dining and living room areas. There is a Waterford ceramic wood stove, propane refrigerator, propane cook stove, large center island, hardwood floors, pantry, sky lights, and custom soap stone sink. There is a large water storage tank outside this building that is supplied from a gas-powered pump placed by the lake. The three sleep cabins – 13'x18', 12'x14' & 10'x12 all have wood stoves, storage and were all built in the 1930's. One has a full root cellar. All living and storage areas have power. Propane gas lights can be found in most buildings. Power is suppled from two 5k Honda generators housed in the generator shed with a 100-amp circuit breaker panel. The generator, via an inverter power a large AGM battery eliminating the need to have the generator on for extended periods. The generator is usually run for a couple hours just before dark. A solar panel works as a trickle charge to keep the inverter alive. There is an additional portable 800-watt/max 900-watt generator. See attached word doc for the remainder of the