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A bare-bones “retreat” in Maine that lacks almost every basic amenity a homeowner might expect from a residential structure has hit the market for just $130,000\u2014offering little more than a wooden shack that comes compete with 3 acres of rural land.<\/p>\n
3Acre Maine Retreat Without<\/strong> helps improve planning, consistency, and publishing quality when teams follow a repeatable workflow.<\/p>\n Described in its listing as a “small cabin,” the property, which has shot to the top of the week’s most popular homes list, is without heat, plumbing, kitchen, bathroom, or even a water well, yet it has <\/em>been equipped with electricity.<\/p>\n Built in 1973, the 600-square-foot shell in Blue Hill, ME, also boasts a freshly painted interior. And while the property is seeking an investor to transform it into a livable residence, the description notes that the existing dwelling could be used as a camp, artist’s retreat, or getaway.<\/p>\n The cozy cabin, offering a blank slate for the next owner, features a main floor with exposed beams and a ladder-style staircase that leads up to the second-floor sleeping area. Located on 3.22 acres, the property is near Toddy Pond.<\/p>\n Other properties grabbing attention this week are a colorful New Orleans cottage; an Austin, TX, property that is the first 3D-printed home of its kind; and a “mostly underground” retreat in Texas.<\/p>\n