Like to play in dirt? This 66.48 acres is now available! This ''one of a kind'' property has been the home of Corliss Gravel Pit since 2019. This family-run gravel pit business has produced some of Kennebec Counties highest quality gravel and sand products. It offers ample staging areas and a direct access to State Highway Route 27 via Corliss Lane. Featuring a deep gravel and sand vein that has just begun to show its true potential. State of Maine Geological surveys are available. Maine DEP Mapping has been completed with more room to expand. This 18.2-acre gravel pit has been deemed grandfathered according to Maine DEP and is rich in high yielding gravel. This Town of Pittston approved business has been highly supported by its local customers. The entire 66.48 parcel is surveyed and pinned. All of this land boasts an abundant variety of different berry bushes, extensive wildlife, a beautiful babbling brook, a natural drinking water spring that has been State of Maine tested for clean drinkable water, a fabulous array of red oak and beech nut trees, and plenty of full sun locations to build a home. There are 2 entrances, one from Rt. 27 and the other off Old Cedar Grove Road. Like to forage for mushrooms? There's chaga mushrooms on this land. Various hunting stands overlooking natural food plots will remain with this property. Come check out the possibilities! Road frontage on Rt. 27 entrance is 35 feet. Road frontage on Old Cedar Grove Road is 1005 feet. Refer to Book 12671, Pages 140-141; Book 13417, Pages 83-85; and Book 15490, Page 296. Survey Plan showing the entrance off Corliss Lane into property is recorded in the Registry of Deeds - Plan File 2022, Pg 0013