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1951 in Musquodoboit Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada

10/12/22 4 Comments
Posted on OHD: 10/12/22. Last OHD Update: 2/9/23.
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38 Highway 357, Musquodoboit Harbour, NS B0J 2L0

VINTAGE CHARM, GREAT LOCATION, MULTI-USE ZONING- this home has it all! Welcome to 38 Highway 357, nestled in the charming village of Musquodoboit Harbour. This 1950s-built 3bed, 2bath charmer is situated on a spacious lot, walking distance to the shops and amenities of Musquodoboit (hockey fans will be thrilled to find the town rink is right through the backyard!) This home has been beautifully maintained and includes so many original features- they don't build them like this anymore! Enter through the sunny 3-season porch that is perfect for whiling away summer afternoons watching the world go by. Inside you'll be greeted by the charming entry way, with all original millwork in beautiful condition. The living room boasts glass French doors (with vintage glass knobs!), a cozy fireplace, and great flow into the dining area- perfect for entertaining. The dining room features hardwood floors and flows into a spacious kitchen. The kitchen has room for a breakfast nook, lots of counter & cupboard space, and is full of charming details. Upstairs you'll find 3 good-sized bedrooms, each with a large closet and hardwood floors. A second full bath completes the upper level. The basement is ready for your personal touch, but already houses the laundry and water treatment utilities. This property also features a large 30x32 garage, and with MU zoning there are tons of home business opportunities! Perfect headquarters for a mechanic, landscaper, you name it. Fall in love with the small town lifestyle, close to the TransCanada trail, beautiful Martinique beach, and still just a half hour from the amenities of HRM. Call today for your personal viewing!
3 Bed ∙ 2 Bath ∙ 1,977 Sq Ft
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