Black Bear Lodge is a stunning estate on Rangeley Lake, offering 26 acres of privacy and breathtaking views. This rare opportunity to own one of Maine's most luxurious lakefront properties is perfect for those seeking both tranquility and adventure. The main lodge features rich wood detailing and exposed beams, with a dramatic yet welcoming interior that sleeps fourteen. It includes a first-floor master suite, three additional suites, and a two-story great room with a wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen, ideal for family meals, opens to wrap-around porches with lake and woodland views. A hot tub is conveniently located nearby for relaxation. The estate also includes an elegant dining room, sunroom, home theater, and an office/library with built-in bookshelves and wooded views. A charming garden cottage with a vaulted great room, kitchenette, and billiards room offers a private retreat, overlooking flower and vegetable gardens. A 1,500-square-foot outdoor patio connects the main lodge and guest house, perfect for entertaining with a wood-burning fireplace, pizza oven, and open firepit. The guest house, with five bedrooms and a six-car heated garage, features a spacious kitchen ideal for hosting large groups. A standout feature is the 36x50 two-story barn, offering ample storage for outdoor toys. This is particularly useful in Rangeley, known for winter sports like snowmobiling, boating, and ATV riding. A U-shaped dock on the lake provides access to swimming, boating, and a stunning five-mile view across the lake. Black Bear Lodge offers a blend of adventure and relaxation, with elegant living spaces, extensive outdoor amenities, and an unbeatable location. Whether for a year-round home or seasonal getaway, it's a place to make lasting memories in Maine's natural beauty.

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