Nestled into the countryside just minutes from Portland and the Atlantic Ocean, Collyer Brook Farm is an idyllic and private retreat set on 267 acres of rolling fields and mature woodlands. The restored residence with separate guest quarters and numerous barns allow for a variety of uses limited only by one’s imagination. This historic location has been farmed since the late 1700’s where grazing sheep on these fields provided the wool for the troops in the American Revolution. Collyer Brook still has the nearby remnants of the Mayall Mill, the first successful water-powered woolen mill in North America. Pineland Farms, located 2 miles from the property, is a 5,000± acre working farm with a diverse recreational, educational and business campus that also features a wonderful market that will satisfy the most discriminating chef. The ever-vibrant City of Portland with its airport, nationally recognized restaurants, and cultural offerings is 22± miles from the farm.

• Stone pillars and gates provide access to the .6-mile drive to the residence
• The farm’s 267 acres encompass rolling meadows and fields, stone walls and mature woodlands
• The 4,269±’ feet of frontage on Collyer Brook allows the opportunity to test one’s fishing skills
• Extensive fencing of the fields is in place for agricultural uses
• The property’s orientation is to the east and west providing picturesque sunsets over the hills
• The 3-story residence was completed restored in 2005 and features 5 bedrooms and 4 baths
• The home features an open and sun filled first level with large kitchen, dining and entertainment areas.
• The separate and attached guest quarters has an open living, dining and kitchen on the first level with a second level bedroom suite and bath
• The very substantial “red barn” dates to the late 1890’s and has been restored
• Other property features include a 3-bay garage, an open pole barn and 2 field barns