Cape Breton Estates: Land of the Golden Arms

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Cape Breton Estates: land of the golden arms

Detailed Information: Life is Good in the Glen

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Price: NEW $132,000
Category: Residential / Hobby Farm
MLS/PID# 50048859 Tradewinds Property#: O - 4725
Address: 6 CURLY LANE, GLENVILLE
City: Glenville (Inverness County, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada)
Lot Size: 2+/- ACRES
GPS/GOOGLE MAPPING: 46.1341700462; -61.338729858
Sq. Footage (MLA): 1440
Sq. Footage (TLA): 1440
Sq. Ft. Basement: 720 (unfinished)
TOTAL SQ. FT.: 2160
Building Dimensions: 24' X 30' (residence)
30' X 52' ( barn)
Possession: NEGOTIABLE
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Overview:

Located in one of the most picturesque areas of Mabou/Inverness near the Glenora Inn and Distillery, this century home has been mostly renovated including new plumbing, wiring, windows and flooring. The overall effect is a genteel atmosphere with the ground floor open and the second floor divided into bed rooms and office. The front deck provides a pleasant sun porch across the entire house with access on either side. The barn is in need of attention but salvageable. The new septic tank and dispersal filed removes any concerns about the utility of this important aspect of the property, and while there is a new furnace in the basement for the established hot water baseboard heat, the furnace requires installation. The basement is dry (the house having been raised and the concrete basement brand new) and lends itself to being finished as additional bedroom, a family room, or whatever. (large additional acreage available)

Comments:
  • up to 73 additional acres are available for purchase
  • 30 acres across the road are also available for purchase
  • 30 minutes to major shopping in Port Hawkesbury
  • 10 minutes to Inverness for supplies, restaurants, beaches
  • 1km from the Glenora Distillery
  • 8 minutes from Mabou
  • the stream on the property runs into the Black River which parallels the road opposite the house
  • the additional acres on this property extend up the mountain side amongst mature hardwoods providing a lovely view down the valley and a distant view out to see
  • the basement was added in 2004 (house raised)
  • the front deck runs 31 feet across the front of the house and is 8 feet wide and affords a mountain view with morning sun

Area Photos:

 From "TOURS WITH TOM" photo slideshows:

Area Links:
Cape Breton bullet The Inverness County Web Site
A very comprehensive site. Has good links pages and a very nice photo gallery. The latter includes 3 photos of Inverness Beach which is the beach visible in one of the photos for this property.
Cape Breton bullet Glenora Inn and Distilley - web page of local attractions
North America's only single malt whisky producer's extensive link page.
Cape Breton bullet Government Site
A photo of the beach at Inverness
Cape Breton bullet Rural Cape Breton District Planning Commission - Whycocomagh
This section of the planning commission web site has quite a bit of information about the village including its history. There is a detailed discussion of the municipal planning strategy for the village which would be of interest to anyone wishing to locate to Whycocomagh.
Cape Breton bullet Lake Ainslie - The Settlers Story
Traces the settlement of Lake Ainslie from its beginning in 1820.
Cape Breton bullet Margaree-Lake Ainslie River System
Secret Pools and Tranquil Glades: Facts, Stories, Photos, Maps
Cape Breton bullet Wikipedia - Lake Ainslie
Public input about Lake Ainslie
Cape Breton bullet Port Hawkesbury Web Site
Shopping, services, community, industry, photo gallery, education, events, recreation and tourism. This town is the nearest major shopping area for residents all on the Trans Canada Highway up through Baddeck as well as south to the St. Peters area.
Cape Breton bullet The Oran

For area news - this is the web site of the local weekly newspaper, The Oran.

 
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Type: Single Family
Style: 2 Storey
Title to Land: Freehold
Property Size: 2+/- ACRES
Land Features:

• the 2 acres surrounding the house and barn are comprised of lawn, fruit trees, some landscaping and a stream running through it

• the additional available acreage: 20% of acreage is mixed (more hardwood) forest, 80% is field, year round stream throughout, mainly level and rising toward the rear in the forest, mountain and valley views, fields are still used for hay

Access: Paved road (Route 19)
Heating:
Electric baseboard, wood stove (also there is an oil fired furnace in the basement which is not hooked up but could be used for in-floor heating)
Garage Type: Barn (52' X 30)
Water: Dug well
Sewer: Septic (new tank in 2004)
Services:
Telephone, Electricity, Garbage Pick-up
Rental Equipm.: None
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Exterior: Wood shingles (cedar)
Driveway: Gravel
Foundation: Concrete
Features:
Wood stove in the basement, deck
Roof: Asphalt Shingle
Flooring: Wood, laminate
 
Inclusions:   Most kitchen appliances including dishwasher
Exclusions:   Furniture, personal effects, refrigerator, washer, dryer
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Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 0 / 1
Rental Income: No
Buildings Age: OLD - 100+
Garage: barn
Gar.Details: large
Water Access: No
Water: No
Sign: Yes
Lockbox: No
PCDS: Yes
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Floor Room Size
MAIN FLOOR KITCHEN (EAT-IN) 24' X 30' OPEN CONCEPT
MAIN FLOOR LIVING ROOM
MAIN FLOOR DINING ROOM
Floor Room Size
SECOND FLOOR BATH (4 PIECE) 7' X 10' 2"
SECOND FLOOR BEDROOM 10' 8" X 21' 1"
SECOND FLOOR BEDROOM 8' 2" X 10' 6"
SECOND FLOOR BEDROOM 8' X 10' 9"
SECOND FLOOR HALLWAY 6' 6" X 14' 6"
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Improvements: Extensive refurbishing
Assessment: to be determined* Taxes: to be determined*
  *land for sale with house is 2+/- acres and PID has 72 acres
Listing Office: Compliments of Tom Childs
  Call any time @ 1-866-325-1001
Tradewinds Realty Inc.
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(The above information is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed)
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