Cape Breton Estates: Land of the Golden Arms

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The exceptional qualities of astounding beauty, unique land forms, beach, mountain, rivers, plentiful wildlife and no road access make this acreage a true “wilderness” holding.

Though this primary access point to the Pollett’s Cove/Aspey Bay Fault is an internationally recognized touring destination for hikers, kayakers and boaters, this land is, and has been, private for over 130 years. While public use has been permitted, the land is posted as being private and remains a private tract of land. In fact, it is specifically protected under the Wilderness Act of 1998 as an ‘in-holding’ and not subject to the government regulations under the Act.

It should be noted that the two rivers, the North Blair and the South Blair, rise amongst the Highlands of the Pollett’s Cove Aspey Bay Fault area, a Wilderness protected site that allows no ATVs, ski-mobiles, nor any motorized transport. That means a perpetual source of clean, pure water, a substance daily becoming scarcer throughout the world.

There are a multitude of reasons for owning this totally unique piece of Nova Scotia, not the least of which is its startling natural beauty. It is being offered for sale as a continuing private property - one that, even without power and road access (and perhaps in part because of that), is surely a one-of-a-kind opportunity anywhere in Canada - and the world.