Sitting on a hill overlooking the LaHave River amongst 4 acres of rolling countryside, this very unique home was built with impeccable taste, quality and detail. This long and spacious bungalow was built by the Director of a largeSitting on a hill overlooking the LaHave River amongst 4 acres of rolling countryside, this very unique home was built with impeccable taste, quality and detail. This long and spacious bungalow was built by the Director of a large timber firm and overlooks a few acres of cleared land which slopes down towards the road and river. A back deck and patio area captures the afternoon sun. Situated directly on the river on the famous Lighthouse Route, just moments from the Atlantic Ocean. The interior offers a large open space of kitchen/dining and living area with high ceilings and large windows. The fireplace is double-sided, adding warmth to this large area as well as a large and comfortable den/study on the other side. Two of the three bedrooms, one of two baths and this study can be closed off from the main part of the house with french doors, offering privacy for visitors or as a possible B&B. Gorgeous maple wood floors are spread throughout the home, along with underfloor heating, making it feel like 18 degrees inside, even if it's -20 outside! In addition, the 900 sq ft garage is perfect for boat storage. The architecture of the house reflects a thirst for large space and view, with the cozier details of trim and mouldings. The property is fully furnished to the highest standards and is currently used as a holiday home only 2 weeks a year. The property has never been let. One of the most picturesque areas on the South Shore, the LaHave River offers miles of navigable waters. Pentz is situated very close to the mouth of this beautiful river, within a strolling distance to the LaHave Yacht Club. Within minutes, one can drive to Bridgewater, Lunenburg, take the ferry, or go to some of the most beautiful beaches on the South Shore. Only a 1 hour flight from New York, 2 hour flight from Boston, and a 5 hour flight from the UK. Nova Scotia's blend of dramatic seas, scenic lands, Celtic music and friendly people shape a maritime culture like no other. Witness the world's highest tide ebb out of the Minas Basin and beachcomb the ocean floor for treasures. Drive, bike or hike the Cabot Trail, Canada's great ocean highway. Visit the province's capital city, the seaport of Halifax. Or stop by the town of Lunenburg to see the home of the world-famous Bluenose II. Nova Scotia's seacoast diversity is what makes this peninsula so unique. Rich heritage, unique charm, warm hospitality. On the Lighthouse Route, the town of Lunenburg is home to the most famous Canadian tall-ship, the Bluenose II. Designated as an United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) heritage site, this vibrant community still thrives on its farming, fishing and shipbuilding traditions. The Lighthouse Route weaves a special magic for nature lovers. Stroll on warm, secluded beaches where the air shimmers with salt spray and the only footprints in the sand are yours. Hike past quiet inlets where herons stand motionless in the shallows, or along a sandy cove where grey seals bask on the offshore rocks. Bicycle down winding coastal roads, or enjoy world-class sailing, windsurfing and kayaking! Artists have long been attracted to the South Shore's beauty, and their many studios, shops and galleries offer fascinating diversions along the way. Inland, the lovely rolling country-side holds special surprises. Like Ross Farm Museum, a real working 19th-century farm, or the legendary lakes and rivers of Kejimkujik National Park. And be sure to visit one of our many festivals for a memorable helping of our homespun music, friendly people, and delicious seafood. Alberta Rose
Canada, Nova Scotia, Lunenburg

Chalets / Villas / Estates 306m2 to 307m2 - 330000 to 330000 euros
CLASSIC PROPERTY