6123 Route 13, New Glasgow - Single Family for Sale

Description

There is nothing quite like this beautiful residence, including an over 5,000 sq. ft. fully updated house, a 3-bedroom executive cottage and an attractive building housing three cottage suites. Private and nestled on 46 lush green acres in the rolling hills of New Glasgow. A spring-fed brook feeds into a 10-acre millpond and includes 20 acres of forest with walking trails. The property is in an exceptional location and is a popular visitor destination, six minutes from Cavendish and North Rustico and 30 minutes from downtown Charlottetown. It is close to beaches, excellent restaurants, and many popular destinations. In the past, this residence has operated as the FarmHouse Inn with a provincial rating of five stars, and is recommended by National Geographic. The Inn has had an excellent reputation built over the years with many returning guests staying for longer periods of time in the cottage and cottage suites. The main house could be a luxurious personal residence with two fireplaces, three floors, seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms and offers elegant and comfortable common areas. The third floor is apartment-sized and could serve as an artist?s retreat or another living area. The executive three-bedroom cottage is air-conditioned with a view of the Clyde River. Also included is a newly-renovated character-filled building with three very well-kept one-bedroom, winterized and air-conditioned cottage suites, which could be rented out all year or simply during the summer months. The winter is as wonder-filled as the summer months with ice-skating on the pond, tobogganing down the big hill and cross-country skiing and snowshoe treks through the forest trails. The property is breathtaking and includes beautiful gardens, including a large 60-plant lavender spread, a 10-acre millpond with an abundance of rainbow and speckled trout, and the 20 acres of forest with walking trails and an array of wildlife. A remarkable home or busin (id:66096)

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