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1893 Church in Halifax, Nova Scotia

2/5/25 11 Comments
Posted on OHD: 2/5/25. As of 2/5/25, it was no longer for sale. It is archived here for historical reference and educational purposes.

20 Necum Teuch Loop, Halifax, NS B0J 2K0

An amazing opportunity to own a beautiful church and piece of local history on the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia. When this church was first erected in 1893 it was only a shell and used to build lobster boats by William G. Smith, it was ready to be consecrated on October 20, 1895 under the name St. John's Church. This lovely Church sits on a slight hill with concrete steps up to the main entrance, inside is a beautiful main chapel with an altar and area for the choir and a small room off to the side. The basement is both concrete frost walls and stone and houses the furnace and oil tank, the electrical is only a 60amp service. This property has no well and septic. There will be an easement in place for the continued maintenance of the cemetery by the parshiniors and will be allowed to enter the grounds for this purpose. The building will require upgrades and is priced for sale, property is being sold "as is, where is".
1,276 Sq Ft
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