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Home with vinyl exterior material, building for 36 Tenth St, Glace Bay Nova Scotia B1A 4L7
1 day on market
$319,000
36 Tenth St, Glace Bay
Detached21960 sq ft
Listed by Keller Williams Select Realty(Sydney,Townsend St.)
Unknown for 270 Terrace St, Sydney Nova Scotia B1P 2M4
1 day on market
$269,000
270 Terrace St, Sydney
Detached311144 sq ft
Listed by Viewpoint Realty Services Inc. (Sydney)
Shed for 46 Clyde Ave, Sydney Mines Nova Scotia B1V 2E7
2 days on market
$66,000
46 Clyde Ave, Sydney Mines
Detached411309 sq ft
Listed by Coldwell Banker Boardwalk Realty
Home with vinyl exterior material, street for 16 Whispering Pines Trailer Park Rd, Mira Road Nova Scotia B1M 1C6
2 days on market
$109,900
16 Whispering Pines Trailer Park Rd, Mira Road
Detached21672 sq ft
Listed by Coldwell Banker Boardwalk Realty
Home with vinyl exterior material, street for 337 Eight St, New Waterford Nova Scotia B1H 3S4
2 days on market
$129,900
337 Eight St, New Waterford
Detached31927 sq ft
Listed by Royal LePage Anchor Realty
Home with vinyl exterior material, street for 108-110 Peppett St, North Sydney Nova Scotia B2A 2P1
2 days on market
$260,000
108-110 Peppett St, North Sydney
Detached431698 sq ft
Listed by RE/MAX Park Place Inc.
Home with vinyl exterior material, street for 2187 Kings Rd, Howie Centre Nova Scotia B1L 1C2
2 days on market
$199,000
2187 Kings Rd, Howie Centre
Detached21938 sq ft
Listed by Viewpoint Realty Services Inc. (Sydney)
Home with vinyl exterior material, street for 87 Pitt St, Florence Nova Scotia B1N 1N6
2 days on market
$139,000
87 Pitt St, Florence
Detached31924 sq ft
Listed by VALMAC REALTY LTD. - 16139
A pic from outside/outdoor area/front of a property/back of a property/a pic from drone, street for 257 Mcintyre Lane, Glace Bay Nova Scotia B1A 5X6
3 days on market
$369,000
257 Mcintyre Lane, Glace Bay
Detached432160 sq ft
Listed by 3% Realty Nova Scotia
Home with vinyl exterior material, unknown for 27 Englewood Cres, Sydney River Nova Scotia B1S 3L8
3 days on market
$569,000
27 Englewood Cres, Sydney River
Detached44+13600 sq ft
Listed by 3% Realty Nova Scotia

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How much does it cost to live in Cape Breton?

Detached

Median Selling Price$247,500

Average Days on Market

92

#Active Listings (March)

175

#Sold Listings (March)

2

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Median Selling Price$0

Why live in Cape Breton?

Cape Breton is known for its highland scenery and endless coastline. But beyond its natural beauty, this Nova Scotia island has so much to offer residents. Learn more about what makes Cape Breton so unique below.

Quality and diversity of education in Cape Breton

The Cape Breton Victoria Regional Centre for Education is the school board that operates on Cape Breton Island. It runs schools all over the island, with the majority being in Sydney, the area’s largest city. However, you will also find schools in Glace Bay, Ingonish, Pleasant Bay, Cheticamp, and beyond. The main post-secondary institution is Cape Breton University, which is a public university. It is the only university on Cape Breton Island, though there are a couple of nearby colleges, the CBBC Career College and the Canadian Coast Guard College. For more post-secondary opportunities, residents will need to travel farther away to cities like Halifax, Antigonish, or Wolfville, where you will find Dalhousie University, St. Mary’s University, Acadia University, St. Francis Xavier University, and more.

Most populous cities in Cape Breton

Sydney is by far the largest town on Cape Breton Island, so, unsurprisingly, many of the most populous neighbourhoods are located here. They include Florence, Downtown Sydney, Coxheath, Dominion, Donkin, Alder Point, Balls Creek, Bras Dor, Whitney Pier, and Glace Bay.

Quality of infrastructure for Cape Breton

Residents of Cape Breton will benefit from the area’s quality infrastructure, which includes the J.A. Douglas McCurdy Sydney Airport. This is a regional airport that offers Air Canada and WestJet flights throughout Canada. For international travel, Cape Breton residents will need to head to Halifax Stanfield International Airport, approximately four hours from the island. Unfortunately, there is no train service in Cape Breton, though there are Via Rail stations in Amherst, Truro, and Halifax, which give residents access to other Canadian provinces. Maritime Bus also has several stations on the island, including three in Sydney alone, as well as one in Port Hawkesbury, one in Wagmatcook, and one in Whycocomagh. Meanwhile, the nearest major hospital is Cape Breton Regional Hospital, which is located in Sydney.

Safety and security for Cape Breton

Cape Breton is one of the safest places to call home in Nova Scotia. It features a low crime rate, including a low property crime rate and a low violent crime rate. The area is protected by the Cape Breton Regional Police Service. In any sort of emergency, call 9-1-1.

Cape Breton property market

The Cape Breton property market is thriving, which makes it a great place to buy. Depending on what part of the island you prefer to live in, whether a larger town like Sydney or somewhere smaller like Ingonish, the housing options will range. Generally speaking, residents can find everything from cottages and bungalows to apartments, condos, detached homes, semi-detached homes, and townhomes on Cape Breton Island.

Standard of living in Cape Breton

Boasting quality schools, a plethora of healthcare centres, unbeatable ocean scenery, and plenty of recreational opportunities, the standard of living in Cape Breton is high. There’s a reason that so many people choose to call Cape Breton home, as well as travel here during the summer months.

Something wonderful about Cape Breton

As you might suspect given that the area is in fact, an island, natural beauty abounds here. The island is 110 miles long and features plenty of forest, rolling hills, and coastline. At its highest peak, the Cape Breton Highlands reach 1,745 feet above sea level. The island is home to Cape Breton Highlands National Park, one of the most scenic national parks in Canada. Running through the park is the Cabot Trail, named after explorer John Cabot who is believed to have visited the island in the late 15th century. Today, the Cabot Trail is the top tourist attraction in the area, spanning 185 miles of picturesque roadway. Along it, you will find everything from beaches and hiking trails to golf courses, parks, and more.

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