Located in the North Maine Woods area of Maine is a 2300 square foot deer camp situated on 8± acres of river front land in Estcourt Station, Maine. Frontier Road Deer Camp, is a comfortable yet rustic home in a very remote location. Estcourt Station is the most northern point in Maine, and accessing Estcourt Station from the US is gained through either the Little Black or Dickey gates in the town of Allagash. From either of these gates, you will pass along 40 miles of logging roads to the outpost location of Estcourt Station. The property is right on the Maine/Quebec border with the home and land existing in Maine and the street in front of the home being in the village of Pohenegamook Quebec. You can also access the property by crossing into Canada in Fort Kent, and traveling west to Pohenegamook Quebec and arriving at 1135 Rue De La Frontier which is the address of Frontier Road Deer Camp. Frontier Road Deer camp was originally a home and general store built in 1952. The building was purchased and renovated in the early 2000's into a very comfortable hunting and fishing getaway in the North Maine Woods. The first floor of the home has an eat in kitchen and dining room, 2 comfortable bedrooms, a full bath and an expansive great room. The upstairs of the building has not seen any renovations and is a step back in time to the 1970's. It is currently laid out as 3 bedrooms and a ½ bathroom with some storage on the second floor. There are also, 2 outbuildings that are in fair condition and could be used as workshops, or storage. Most deer hunting cabins that I have seen have little in the way of amenities. Frontier Road Deer Camp has public sewer and water and curbside trash pick up provided by the village of Pohenegamook Quebec. It also has low-cost electric power provided by HydroQuebec. This is a recreational property where you do not need to cut and stack firewood, or run a generator to pump water.