Palom Aquaculture LLC is offering its 40.47-acre coastal property in Gouldsboro, Maine for sale — priced well below the cost of replicating these permits and this infrastructure independently. The site — a former U.S. Navy communications station — carries active, transferable permits for recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) production, three-phase power already on site, and deeded seawater easements to Prospect Harbor. All buildings require extensive renovation; the seawater infrastructure and a planned 1 MW solar array are engineered but not yet built. We describe the site as it stands today, not as we'd like it to be. Full financial and transaction terms are available to qualified buyers under NDA.
Skip years of permitting on an already-approved coastal site.
Three-phase power, 65,000+ SF of shell space, and a cold coastal climate.
Coastal power, deep water access, and building stock for staging or operations.
Deeded seawater access and proximity to an established research cluster.
A former secure federal site with existing infrastructure
A permitted U.S. production foothold, ready to acquire.
Active Maine DEP, DMR, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permits. Three-phase power. Deeded easements to Prospect Harbor. A 1 MW solar array, engineered and quoted — but not yet built. All buildings need extensive renovation, including roof replacement. We're upfront about both sides of that ledger; see Permits and Power and Solar for the full detail.
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