Washington, Maine · 108.9 Acres · Fully Permitted
The Ludwig Quarry is a fully permitted, low-extraction granite property offering decades of premium dimension stone and aggregate reserves — with flexible acquisition structures for the right operator.
Purchase price for the real estate and mineral rights.
We are also open to alternative structures, including:
Less than 20% of the property has been historically quarried, leaving decades of exploitable reserves.
Granite, granodiorite, and gneiss that saws cleanly, takes an excellent polish, and shows distinctive color and pattern.
Serves both dimension-stone (hardscape, cladding, memorials) and aggregate (base, riprap, fill) buyers.
Two drainage ponds and a working footprint reduce start-up capex for the next operator.
The 108.9-acre parcel supports meaningful growth and additional development.
Raw-land comparables of approximately $692,600 underpin the purchase price, making the real estate easy to finance in a purchase with royalties agreement.
The property sits within Maine's Bucksport Formation, producing granite, granodiorite, and gneiss suitable for both dimension-stone and aggregate uses.
“Saws cleanly, takes an excellent polish, and exhibits distinctive colors and patterns.”
Assessment attributed in the source materials to a former Director of the Maine Department of Environmental Protection.
Historical extraction has been limited, leaving the majority of the resource in place for the next operator to define through targeted diligence drilling.
The site includes two drainage ponds and a working footprint on a 108.9-acre parcel — infrastructure that reduces mobilization time and start-up capex for an incoming operator.
| Total acreage | 108.9 acres |
| Historically extracted | Less than 20% |
| Drainage ponds | 2 on-site |
| Formation | Bucksport (granite / granodiorite / gneiss) |
| Permit | Maine DEP #444 |
| Account # | #06AMIN1372 |
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