Palom Aquaculture LLC is offering 184 Corea Road for acquisition — a 40.47-acre former U.S. Navy communications station (NSGA Winter Harbor) subdivided into four lots on the Schoodic Peninsula. The site carries active, transferable permits for land-based aquaculture operations and offers infrastructure advantages that few Maine coastal properties can match: 65,000+ SF of existing structures, three-phase power at the road, and deeded right-of-way easements to Prospect Harbor for seawater intake and discharge.
Aquaculture Operators - If you are an RAS operator, salmonid producer, hatchery developer, or aquaculture investor looking for a site with permits already in hand, this property eliminates years of regulatory risk. Maine DEP, Maine DMR, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permits are active and transferable.
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Alternative Use Operators - If your business needs large buildings, reliable three-phase power, a remote-secure setting, cold coastal climate, or seawater access — and aquaculture is not your primary use — this site has been considered for data centers, offshore wind support, marine research, defense/federal use, and controlled-environment agriculture.
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Unlike multi-tenant industrial parks, 184 Corea Road conveys as a single consolidated holding. One owner controls all water rights, power access, buildings, and land. No shared infrastructure. No co-tenants. No landlord relationship. For operators where production security, biosecurity, or regulatory independence matters, that distinction is significant.
Detailed documentation is available to qualified parties following a signed non-disclosure agreement. Visit the Acquire page to submit an inquiry, or contact Bryan Woods directly through the Contact page.
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