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$489,000
Lyons Brook
2656 HIGHWAY 376, Lyons Brook, Nova Scotia, B0K1H0
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in Lyons Brook is for sale offering roughly 2,540 sq ft of space. Its $489,000 asking price sits right in line with the $489,000 median in Lyons Brook.
Enjoy life in what could be a very desirable duplex where the West River meets the warm, salty waters of the Northumberland Strait. It's taxed residential and already houses a gorgeous apartment in the walk-out overlooking the water. The main floor could easily be converted to a waterfront-view apartment that suits your extended family's needs. There's a recently-upgraded roof, heat pumps are only 6 years old and you'll enjoy electric heat with a back-up generator. An ultra-violet water treatment system is also available. Two families living together in paradise would cut your costs and make life so much more enjoyable. It's worth some serious consideration! (id:66096)
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Long Listed: 811 days on market, against an average age of 206 days across the listings currently for sale in this city
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