1895 Queen Anne in Georges River, Nova Scotia (George F. Barber)
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Property was for sale as of (8/27/25).
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Property was for sale as of (8/27/25).
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$675,000
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439 Johnson Rd, Georges River, Nova Scotia B1Y3B7
Built in the late 1800s, this Grand Victorian home sitting on over 6 acres with a beautiful tree lined driveway and a large detached garage, has maintained much of its original character and charm. The foyer, with its magnificent staircase is truly something to behold. The hardwood floors, high ceilings and crown mouldings have been well preserved. The home features 5 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, one of which can be accessed directly from a bedroom or through the hall. The main floor has a large modern kitchen, pantry, formal dining room, living room, family room, sitting area in the foyer where one can sit and admire the amazing staircase and there is also a half bath, laundry room and sun room. The second floor has two bathrooms, four large bedrooms and another smaller bedroom currently utilized as a den/office, off which the balcony is accessed. The walk up attic space is open and ready for the development of your dream space. There is a newer back deck with glass panels for an unobstructed view of the grounds and the roof has been newly reshingled . There is also a view of the Bras dOr Lakes with Christies beach near by. In a country setting but only minutes to the amenities of North Sydney, the commute to Sydney is only approximately a 20 minute drive. The in ground pool on the property is in need of repair to make it functional. Contact your realtor today for your private viewing.
5 Bed · 2.5 Bath · 3,067 Sq Ft · 6.53 Ac.
Listed With
Valerie MacDougall, Valmac Realty :: 902-578-9212
Reference Links
Associated Styles or Type: Queen Anne | Period & Associated Styles: Queen Anne (1880-1910), Victorian Era | Architect: George F. Barber |































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