Recreational & Residential Land for Sale in Auburn, Maine

58.61± Acres of Agricultural Heritage, Hayfields, Woodlands & Sopers Mill Brook Frontage – Auburn, Maine

Nearly 60 acres of Maine's agricultural heritage, featuring productive hayfields, extensive brook frontage, diverse farmland soils, and nearly a century of family ownership. Located on Sopers Mill Road in Auburn, this 58.61± acre property offers a rare opportunity for farming, homesteading, recreation, woodland management, and conservation with the convenience of being close to town.

Historically part of the family's nearby dairy farm, the land provided pasture and rotational grazing for cattle, while the woodlands supplied firewood and timber for the farm. Today, approximately 10 acres of established Timothy grass and clover hayfields continue that agricultural tradition. The remaining acreage includes mixed woodlands, maintained trails, wildlife habitat, and more than 3,500 feet of frontage along Sopers Mill Brook. An old mill and blacksmith shop once stood along the brook, adding to the property's rich working-land history.

The property's agricultural soils are another valuable feature. According to the USDA-NRCS Farmland Classification Report, the mapped area includes approximately 3 acres of prime farmland soils, 3.6 acres of farmland soils of statewide importance, and nearly 24 acres of farmland soils of local importance. These classifications offer useful information for buyers interested in agricultural production and long-term land conservation.

Dreaming of a Maine homestead? The property offers potential for a home surrounded by fields and forest, with room for gardens, livestock, hay production, and other agricultural pursuits. Located within Auburn's Agriculture and Resource Protection District, residential development and other uses are subject to applicable zoning requirements and municipal approvals.

Enjoy the privacy of a substantial rural property while remaining close to Auburn and Lewiston's shopping, services, and employment centers, with Portland less than an hour away. Whether you're a farmer looking to expand, someone interested in establishing a homestead, or a conservation-minded buyer seeking to preserve Maine's agricultural landscape, this property offers an opportunity to carry forward nearly a century of family stewardship.