Mountainview Resort

Resort Description

Set on 40 acres in the northern Maine wilderness along a snowmobile route and close to the Quebec border, Mountainview Resort is a four-season retreat comprising five log homes and a motel-style lodge building. Surrounded by one of the last untouched “frontier” regions in the Northeast, the property offers direct trail access for snowmobiling, snowshoeing, hiking, and mountain biking, along with an indoor heated pool and hot tub. The site’s 40 acres offer flexibility, with potential to subdivide additional home lots.

Highest & Best Use: Multifamily

Accommodation Information

• Five log homes (three-bedroom, two-bath log cabins, sleeping up to 10)
• Motel-style lodge building with ten one-bedroom lodge suites
• Log cabins: gas fireplace, free WiFi, in-unit washer/dryer
• Lodge suites: queen bed, full kitchen, private bath, living room, dining room, sleeper sofa, free WiFi; accordion doors allow separation into distinct rooms

Amenities

• Indoor heated pool
• Hot tub
• Direct ski/snowmobile trail access from the property
• On-site front desk/office

Nearby Attractions

• Extensive snowmobile trail network, with direct access from the resort
• Snowshoeing, hunting, hiking, and mountain biking terrain
• Hometown restaurants and local shops in Jackman
• Waterfalls, lakes, and kayaking access
• Nearby golf course
• Close proximity to the Quebec, Canada border

Investment Highlights

Mountainview Resort combines a substantial 40-acre land parcel with an established, income-producing lodging operation on one of northern Maine’s premier snowmobile corridors, minutes from the Quebec border. The mix of five standalone log homes and a ten-suite lodge building provides diversified accommodation types and rental flexibility, while strong, repeat-driven guest reviews point to an established base of returning visitors. The scale of the parcel offers a rare value-add opportunity: the site can potentially be subdivided to create additional home lots, allowing an investor to pursue residential lot sales alongside the existing resort income.