Situated in the rural town of Washington, Maine, just a short drive from the state's picturesque southern coastline, this 110-acre property offers a unique opportunity to own a permitted quarry site rich in high-demand stone resources. Known for its exceptional granite, granodiorite, and gneiss, this site has produced materials featured in buildings, hardscapes, countertops, monuments, and more across the United States.

The quarry is part of the Bucksport Formation, a geological zone recognized for quality stone that cuts and polishes beautifully. According to the former Director of the Maine Department of Environmental Protection, the rock from this site not only has distinctive color and patterning but also performs exceptionally well for both structural and decorative applications. The natural variation in the stone gives fabricators and architects material that is both versatile and visually striking.

Much of the property remains undeveloped, with a mix of wooded acreage, open fields, and scrubland surrounding the primary quarry site. This not only suggests ample reserves for decades of extraction but may also offer timber value or space for expanded operations. The varied terrain supports multiple future excavation zones and equipment staging areas, with easy access via existing roads.

Importantly, while the quarry was last actively operated in 2019, it remains in good standing with the Maine Department of Environmental Protection. Re-permitting the site is a straightforward process, and for buyers interested in blasting, local regulations allow for a relatively simple approval pathway for obtaining blasting permits-making this property an even more flexible and scalable operation.

Whether you're an established operator in the dimension stone industry or an investor seeking a high-value resource property, this site is primed for profitable revival. With high-quality stone, decades of reserves, and a location that blends accessibility with rural privacy, it's an ideal acquisition for anyone in the extraction, construction, or monument industries.

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