Some homes are listed. This one is being passed on. For over fifty years, 311 Woodland Ave has been a quiet legacy on the water -- and now, for the first time, it's ready for the one who comes next. Seventy-seven feet of shoreline on Pushaw Lake. A 5,056-acre lake known for its rhythm, open water, and the kind of summer days that don't feel rushed. Two lots, 1.36 acres total. The home sits on one. On the other, a barn-style two-car garage with an unfinished second story above -- waiting, without urgency. Inside, the home feels easy from the start. The dining area anchors the space -- open, connected, and natural. The kitchen is generous, built for year-round living, with lake views that carry through the day. The living room opens with exposed beams and leads you forward into the sunroom -- skylights above, windows all around, and the lake filling every frame. It's where mornings begin slowly and evenings linger a little longer. The back deck extends the space outdoors, blurring the line between inside and out all summer long. Upstairs, a well-sized primary bedroom with lake views and a vaulted ceiling that adds light and air, two additional bedrooms, and a full bath -- simple, practical, and easy. Down at the water, a grandfathered shoreline deck and dock bring you close to it all -- close enough to hear it, to watch it change, to end the day with sunsets that stay with you. Two bedroom subsurface wastewater disposal system application. Twenty-five minutes to Bangor. Fifteen to the University of Maine. Ten to I-95. After decades of being held, it's ready to be passed on. Ready to see it? Let's Go!