Maine's Questions

    At times you may hear people from outside Maine ask, “Why live in Maine, there’s nothing up there?” or “There is nothing to do in Maine, why would you go there?” For us, it boils down to one simple question. “What if?” What if you tried to visit any of the 542,629 acres of state and national parks in Maine. What if you attempted to view all 67 lighthouses in Maine. What if you tried to see a fraction of the 3,166 islands off the coast of Maine. What if you took the family and tried to find some of Maine’s tourmaline, amethyst, topaz, and garnet. What if you realized - I could be in the White Mountains in the morning and playing on the coastline in the afternoon of the same day. What if Maine became as much of your family’s future as the hustle and bustle was of your past. At Lloyd’s Land, we believe we can help you answer Maine’s questions. 

 

Bar Harbor

Mount Katahdin

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Investments

Everyone who knows me (Lloyd) can visibly see how much I love land. I love the opportunities it brings - homesteading, vacation getaway, tiny house complex, long term investment……the options are endless! Land has been one of my favorite investments. It is tangible - something I can see and experience. Raw land does not require the maintenance other real estate investments require. The right property can just sit and increase in value. On the other hand, it gives one the opportunity to enjoy the land as their investment grows. Many people don’t think of land as an investment, but land cannot be made or produced. The right property can be a real asset to diversifying one’s financial portfolio. 

Peaceful Settings

It seems a real draw to Maine these days is the chance for people to getaway…. away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A chance to feel and experience the peace and quiet. Whether it is gazing at a grand vista, listening to the trickle of a stream, or taking in the simple beauty of a Maine forest - these undisturbed moments will be a gem in each one’s memory. 

 

Peru 

Waterford

Anson