179 Hawk Point RoadClark's Harbour, NS, B0W 1P0

Property Description for 179 Hawk Point Road

So many possibilities with this unique property. Currently being used as a hobby farm by the sea, this 1.5 story home was taken down to the stud walls and completely renovated. The ocean is visible from all angles of this property with the sun setting over Clark's Harbour visible from your kitchen and dining room and through the windows of the newer addition sunroom. The home is very economical to heat with the thermal storage unit and arrangement of passive solar windows. Watch the sun rise over the Atlantic Ocean through your living room and family room windows. The property is over 5 acres of fenced in highland, ponds, pasture and saltwater marsh. Canoe or kayak from the saltwater channels into the open ocean at Hawk Beach. There are raised vegetable beds, apple, hazelnut and nectarine trees, gooseberry and black currant bushes, wildflower and perennial beds hiding all kinds of spring bulbs and other floral surprises. This property is nestled behind the well known Hawk Beach, part of a pristine miles long stretch of sand beaches, famous at low tide for it's 1500 year old drowned forest of petrified tree stumps that are still rooted in the original soil. Aside from the various modern barns for livestock, there is a 16'X30'workshop with 10' high walls currently being used for a home business, with separate 200amp service, large doors and WETT certified chimney. Outbuildings include; "L" shaped main barn 14'X20'and 14'X 24'joined, and hen houses 7'X 14' and 6'X 10'. There is a 1200 gallon emergency rainwater cistern installed but never used as well has never gone dry. The area is also noted as being the most southern tip of Nova Scotia and as one of the best birding areas in the province. 3 minute drive from the conveniences of the Town of Clark's Harbour and a 10 minute drive from Barrington Passage, the main center of commerce for the area. *16'X24' barn, as seen in some pictures, has been removed and has improved the view of the salt marshes.* (id:38686)