Malone Commercial Brokers is pleased to offer for sale a boutique, four-season lodge just 10 miles from Sugarloaf, Maine’s premier ski resort, and surrounded by thousands of acres of recreational land.
Located on the peaceful shores of Flagstaff Lake in Eustis, this 2.8± acre parcel includes 626± feet of lake frontage and a beautifully converted circa 1800 barn that combines rustic charm with modern comfort.
The lodge features six to seven private guest suites, scenic common areas, expansive lawn for events, direct access to the lake, a canoe/kayak dock and outdoor fire pit. There is also a fully equipped commercial kitchen
and restaurant space with 88-person seating capacity located on the first floor. In addition to the paddling dock, there’s a 20-slip marina and two float plane docks.
Eustis is a historic and charming small town. Beautiful in all four seasons, the mountains-to-lakes landscape caters to an established year-round customer base for hiking, skiing, biking, swimming, boating, fishing and weddings or other private events. Hospitality zoning allows for expansion with additional lodging, cabins or glamping, making this an ideal opportunity for investors, owner-users or hospitality groups.
Sale price: $2.5 million
For questions and inquiries, please contact Cheri Bonawitz of Malone Commercial Brokers in Portland.
207.240.6844 | cheri@malonecb.com
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