Two-Properties-in-One! Both have million-Dollar-Views + 10 acres EACH! A great value, priced well below assessments in one of the South Shore’s most sought after areas. Prince’s Inlet enjoys a prime location midway b/w Lunenburg & Mahone Bay, w/ Halifax just 1 hr away. From the crest of this surprisingly lofty ridge, the sweeping panoramic vista is simply breathtaking, taking in all of Prince’s Inlet, Hermans Island, the yacht club & greater Mahone Bay out to the sea’s horizon in the distance.
Civic 226 features a 3 bedroom/1.5 bath farmhouse with sail-filled picture window views at every turn. The house is structurally sound with good systems (heat pump w/oil furnace backup, excellent well, and septic). All the home needs is cosmetic modernization. There is an excellent barn with concrete basement, easily convertible to workshop, studio, and magical tree-lined grounds to delight young and old.
Civic 228 has sadly not fare so well from a generation of vacancy. The value here is in the 10acres as a first class building site if developed separately from #226. Together these two properties represent one of the last large parcels in the Princes Inlet area.
Coming from Halifax, take Exit 10 off Hwy-103. Follow Route #3 through Mahone Bay towards Lunenburg. Continue out of Mahone Bay on Route #3 for approximately 5.5 km and at the Black Forest Restaurant, turn left onto Herman’s Island Rd, then right onto Prince’s Inlet Drive. Follow the water 1.2 km to civic #228 on right. Look for the Coastal Winds Realty sign posted at bottom of driveway.
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