A private point
on Wilson Lake.
Built on the point, renovated for the long haul.
17 Point Road is a lakefront home for sale in Wilton, Maine, offered at $3,200,000. Point Road earns its name honestly. Four and a half acres sitting on a point of land, 345 feet of owned frontage on Wilson Lake, and most of it level lawn running straight down to the water. The house went up in 2002 and has been extensively renovated since 2017, and the work shows in the places a spec sheet never reaches: Lichtenberg-style fractal-burned cabinetry, artisan stone vessel sinks, rich natural wood throughout, and a real-antler chandelier hanging over the dining room table.
Sold turnkey with the custom Amish furnishings included. Arrive with a suitcase, not a moving truck.
Not just a summer house.
Most Maine lake houses close up in October. This one was built to stay open. Four bedrooms, a four-season apartment over the garage and a finished lower level mean the whole family fits, including the part of it that only comes at Thanksgiving, and western Maine gives all of them something to do in every month of the year. That is what turns a lake house into the place a family keeps.
Lake life, off your own shoreline
345 feet of owned frontage and level lawn running to the water. Swimming, paddling and boating from your own dock, on 563 acres of Wilson Lake holding landlocked salmon, lake trout and smallmouth bass.
Trails, foliage and the woods
Mount Blue State Park and the Rangeley Lakes trails for hiking and leaf season. Wilton sits inside Wildlife Management District 13: whitetail deer, black bear, ruffed grouse and woodcock, with moose by state lottery permit.
Two mountains and the sled trails
Sugarloaf and Saddleback are both an easy drive for skiing and snowboarding, with Titcomb Mountain in Farmington for a quick afternoon. Snowmobile trails run the region, and ice fishing on Wilson Lake is a local habit, not a novelty.
Room for your family, the extended family, and everything a family gathers for. See what is nearby →
Built so you spend the time enjoying it, not fixing it.
Maine winters are hard on buildings, and most lake houses start showing it. Buried in this one is the kind of infrastructure that does not announce itself until the week you need it: power that stays on, heat you can zone room by room, and a building envelope put together by somebody who assumed nobody would be here in February.
It stays on
Standby generator and underground electric service, so the feed is not strung through the trees that come down in an ice storm. A security system watches the house when nobody is in it.
Zoned, both directions
Heat pump, hot water and radiant heat, all zoned, so you are not paying to warm four empty bedrooms. High-velocity central air and a whole-house fan for August. Radiant slab in the garage keeps the floor dry through mud season.
Built to shed a winter
Standing-seam metal roof that drops the snow instead of holding it. Poured concrete foundation, insulated, with double-pane windows and storm doors over it. Private well and septic, so the house does not wait on anyone else’s line.
None of it is a project waiting for you. See the full spec sheet →
Where to look next.
The Property
The Lake
Gallery
The Area
Ready to see it in person?
17 Point Road is for sale at $3,200,000. Reach the listing agent or the property owner directly.