Nestled on 10.5 acres in the quiet town of Clifton, Maine, this raised ranch offers the perfect balance of country living and modern convenience. Thanks to the newly opened I-395 extension from Brewer to Eddington, the property is more accessible than ever, placing you less than 30 minutes from Bangor's shopping, dining, and cultural attractions while still enjoying the peace and privacy of a rural setting. Built in 1973, the home measures 24 by 42 feet and offers 1,617± square feet of living space, with 1,008 square feet upstairs and 607 finished square feet on the lower level. Inside, you'll find four bedrooms and one and a half baths, along with multiple living spaces designed for comfort. A spacious 17x22 family room features a full hearth with a woodstove insert, while the 12x15 living room offers hardwood floors, a fireplace, and a mahogany mantle. The 10x19 eat-in kitchen provides plenty of room for family meals, and two decks—one 8x24 and another 8x18—extend the living space outdoors. Heating is handled by a Weil McClain cast iron boiler, with both wood and oil options to suit your preference. A standout feature of this property is the detached 28x32 insulated and heated garage, ideal for vehicle storage, a workshop, or even a home-based occupation. The garage is equipped with both 20-amp and 30-amp RV outlets, offering flexibility for recreational use. Additionally, a 16x16 wired shed provides space for storage, hobbies, or could be transformed into a guest bunkhouse. The land itself is a blend of forest and wetlands, shaped by Snowshoe Brook as it winds from Snowshoe Pond to Chemo Pond. It offers plenty of space for gardening, wildlife watching, or peaceful walks through the woods. Outdoor enthusiasts will also appreciate the property's proximity to Clifton's recreational gems, including Eagle Bluff, Parks Pond Bluff, and Chick Hill, all with rewarding hikes and scenic views.