Tucked along the shore of Wilson Pond, 16 Adams Road offers the kind of Maine waterfront setting we all hope still exists: peaceful, wooded, private-feeling, and close enough to Greenville to enjoy restaurants, shops, services, and the Moosehead Lake region lifestyle. Set in a protected cove, this waterfront cottage offers a calmer, more sheltered feel for boating, paddling, swimming, fishing, and simply enjoying the water. The setting is especially appealing for boaters and seaplane pilots, with a cove location that feels tucked away from the open wind while still giving you direct access to the pond. Inside, the cottage has the warm, comfortable character people look for in a Maine getaway: knotty pine walls, exposed beams, broad windows, and a central brick fireplace that anchors the living space. The layout offers 4 bedrooms plus a den, creating flexibility for guests, remote work, or potential 5-bedroom use depending on your needs. The main living and dining areas are oriented toward the water, with large windows that pull the view right into the room. Located on year-round roads near Scammon Road and the well-known B-52 crash site, this property puts you close to snowmobiling, ATV riding, fishing, boating, hiking, and the four-season recreation Greenville is known for. The road is private to property owners, with no formal association to deal with, though a small voluntary group helps keep the road maintained. 16 Adams Road is close enough to town for convenience, far enough out to feel like a real Maine escape, and positioned in a cove that makes the waterfront feel especially usable.