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Yoho Head, MaineImagine a place where you wake up each morning to the sound of barking seals. Or birds flapping on the ocean surf. Or lobstermen hauling in their lobster pots. A place where you're more likely to bump into a wayward Moose,
Deer, or Porcupine than another human. A place where the nearest traffic light is 70 miles away, and the closest 'store' is the BBS Lobster Pier.. A place where you can escape from the world and call home. This place exists, and it's called Yoho Head, Maine. Yoho Head is an 800 acre gated community with more than five miles of all-season private roads and several common areas including two beaches with clamming/picnic facilities and a third that is designated a nature area. The caretaker lives in a house near the Yoho Head entrance. Electricity and cable are ready for hook up and all lots have received septic approvals. Sensible and thoughtful building covenants insure protection of everyone's privacy, preservation of your investment and a responsible integration with this uniquely unspoiled natural environment. *** Yoho Head VenturesYoho Head Ventures is a building company headquartered in Machiasport, Maine. Using teams of craftsmen from all over New England, our architect and builder can design and build the home of your dreams in exclusive Yoho Head or anywhere else in the Machiasport area. There are currently two new custom homes available for summer occupancy!! Both homes are on private waterfront acreage and have been designed for carefree waterfront living. Please click here, and here, for additional information. *** Yoho Head is just ten miles from Machias, Maine, the commercial, educational, governmental and cultural center of Washington County. It's home to the University of Maine at Machias, a regional medical center, over 150 retail and service businesses, a municipal airport, the largest blueberry producer in the world and buildings of Revolutionary War significance. Yoho Head is 35 miles from Campobello (summer home of FDR), 65 miles from Acadia National Park, 85 miles from Bangor, 200 miles from Portland, and 300 miles from Boston.
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