2569 Glooscap Trail HighwayCarrs Brook, NS, B0M 1B0

Description de la propriété située au 2569 Glooscap Trail Highway

Nestled in the foothills of the Cobequid Mountains; on a picturesque 35-acre site offering a panoramic vista of the Minas Basin, Bay of Fundy. Accessed via a meandering driveway through a gated entrance, this residence isn't just a home but, a one-of-a-kind lifestyle, defined by tranquillity, privacy and surrounded by the beauty of nature. Built in 2014, finished on all three levels and comprising 3769 sqft with a fully ducted heat pump /propane furnace system ensuring year-round comfort and with the ultimate power assurance of a standby generator in the event of a grid power outage. The open plan main floor seamlessly blends the custom kitchen, dining area and family room with an additional sitting room featuring a floor-to-ceiling stone-faced propane fireplace and a three/four season sunroom. Upstairs displays a full bathroom and four substantial bedrooms, including a primary suite with a luxurious ensuite and his-and-her walk-in closets. The lower level of the main house includes a walkout, artist studio, rec room and office space. A separate detached building features a traditional red lofted barn, functional horse barn and attached apartment building. The 2000 sqft two-storey apartment building was completely renovated in 2022 and comprised of an artists gallery on the ground floor while the upper floor offers a three bedroom two bathroom apartment including a primary bedroom with ensuite. Furnishings are negotiable. The versatility of these detached buildings offers realistic opportunities in AirBnB in this Unesco Cliffs Of Fundy Geopark Tourism Region while equestrian, hobby farming and recreational pursuits are imminently suited to the property with its paddocks, trails and abundant wildlife. Sip your morning coffee on the front verandah while savouring the view of the Mighty Minas or hop onto your ATV for a 2-minute ride to the red sands of Carrs Brook beach for a morning stroll to hear the waves lap the shore. (id:38686)