c.1867 Nova Scotia Church For Sale With Ocean Views $105K usd

$105,000 usd

Lovingly maintained over the years, this church for sale greets you with a well-preserved exterior and steps open into absolute possibility. Inside, an expansive hall boasting soaring ceilings and a dramatic loft awaits your vision—offering the ultimate blank canvas to design a spectacular, custom open-concept masterpiece.

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Impressive ocean views with all day sun and an easy drive to the popular white sand Bayswater Beach. This historic property in Blandford is across the road from the sparkling waters of Mahone Bay and perched on a hillside with excellent visibility as you turn the corner into the seaside hub of Blandford. Two additional rooms add great extra storage. This unique property is 20 minutes to Chester and just under an hour to Halifax. Local amenities include a marina, the Deck restaurant, firehall, playground and community centre.

1,536sqft
4,499sqft lot
Circa 1867

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4936 Highway 329, Blandford, NS B0J 1T0 $105,000 USD

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Engel & VÃ¶lkers Nova Scotia Halifax

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Pros

Stunning Coastal Living: Blandford offers direct, panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, fresh sea air, and immediate access to coastal exploration, beaches, and boating.
Peaceful Isolation: It serves as a quiet, restorative retreat with a very slow pace of life, making it highly desirable for retirees, artists, and seasonal homeowners.
Proximity to South Shore Gems: While secluded, it is positioned along Route 329, giving you relatively quick access to the larger, charming hubs of Hubbards and Chester for local dining, farmers’ markets, and basic amenities.
Natural Preservation: The area is home to the Blandford Nature Reserve, a highly protected wilderness sanctuary known for rare plant life and beautiful hiking terrain.

Cons

Extremely Minimal Local Amenities: There is virtually no commercial footprint within the immediate village. For groceries, gas, medical care, and shopping, a drive out of the community is always required.
Isolation and Car Dependency: Public transit does not exist here. Winter driving along coastal roads during Atlantic storms can be challenging and isolating.
Premium Real Estate Costs: Because of the high demand for oceanfront properties and seasonal cottages, premium coastal homes can carry a hefty price tag compared to inland rural Nova Scotia.