Retiring at Saddleback

If you're looking for a place to retire and you love the outdoors and associated recreational  activities, a condominium on-the-mountain at Saddleback in the legendary Rangeley Lakes Region is an ideal choice.  Four seasons of activities have attracted outdoors men and adventurers to the region for over 150 years. Six large lakes and 110 smaller lakes, ponds, rivers and steams -- surrounded by 4000 foot mountains and millions of acres of forest -- create a magical atmosphere "Where Wilderness & Recreation Meet."

The quaint and historic towns of Rangeley and Oquossoc  have a frontier, edge-of- wilderness feel yet provide all modern facilities, services, community organizations and activities, including 19 restaurants and pubs.

The Rangeley Health, Wellness and Fitness Center provide traditional clinical health care and a variety of fitness and wellness programs and facilities.

• Maintenance free ownership.   Our condominium association provides building maintenance and repair; plowing, shoveling and summer landscape care.

• If you are not using your home during part of the year, you can generate income by putting your unit in our Rental Program.  You receive 60% of the revenue and we take care of the renting and cleaning.     

• Recreational facilities at the mountain includes a hiking trail system out your front door, use of kayaks and canoes plus picnic tables and charcoal pits on Saddleback Lake, and use of paddle tennis courts  in our Club House.

Winter activities include alpine skiing at Saddleback from your doorstep or at Sugarloaf one hour away,  cross country skiing and snowshoeing at the Rangeley Lakes Trails Center on the Saddleback Road, 150 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, dog sled rides,  ice skating and  winter events at the ski area and in Rangeley.

Summer activities are almost endless: world famous fishing;, boating, canoeing, kayaking  on numerous lakes and rivers; two golf courses (9 and 18 holes), mountain biking trails at the Rangeley Lakes Trails Center, hiking up 4000 foot mountains or into waterfalls,  ATV'ing, river running, public tennis courts, hunting;  viewing wildlife, wildflowers and fall foliage, and numerous festivals and events.