Cape Breton Estates: Land of the Golden Arms

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• located on the Trans Canada Highway in Aberdeen
• 30 minutes from the start of the world-famous Cabot Trail
• central location offers easy access to a number of attractions and outdoor activities
• nearby is Whycocomagh for shopping (groceries, hardware, pharmacy, farmer's market, 2 stop & gos, pizza shop, gas stations, etc.)
• 20 minutes from Baddeck

• unobstructed view of Cape Breton's inland sea, the Bra d'Or Lake

Revenue from rentals on this property, should a buyer wish to utilize the property as a business as well as a residence, would provide a healthy offset for mortgage payments. Anyone wishing to make this property residential could certainly do so by using the beach house as a personal residence.

There are 3 possible different purchase options with this property:

1. The first option is to buy approximately 300 feet of waterfront with 2 3/4 acres of land, the small house and three RV sites for $159,000. There is room for 2 additional RV sites on the land - application and approval necessary.
2. The second option is to purchase land with 400 feet of waterfront on the lake with 3 1/4 acres, the small beach house, 4 RV sites with the possibility of 3 additional sites for $219,000.
3. The third option is to buy the entire property which is comprised of 500 feet of waterfront with over 5 acres, beach house, 11 existing RV sites with the potential for 4 additional sites for $285,000.

Bell Bay Golf Club (20 minute drive from the Inn)

Named after Baddeck's most famous past resident, Alexander Graham Bell, the Bell Bay Golf Club is a highly rated course.

Wildlife on the Cabot Trail (30 minute drive)

Provides an overview of the wildlife commonly seen on the Cabot Trail and the Aberdeen area. Moose are often spotted along the road.

Explore the Bras d'Or (Celtic Mist Inn overlooks Bras d'Or)

Offers a nice summary and photos of Cape Breton's inland sea from a local organization dedicated to preserving its unique qualities.

Whycocomagh Provincial Park

A "Parks Canada" site - this page covers the attractions of the park and offers a few photos. Open from mid-June until mid October the park has picnic areas, lake access, a boat launch, and a 2.4 km (1.5 mi.) hiking trail.