55 High Rd, Port Hood, Nova Scotia B0E 2W0

The "Heritage House" built by Sir Donald Cameron MacDonald c. 1913 is a truly impressive property. The home offers a blend of classic architecture and modern amenities. Situated on over two acres of land in Port Hood, Inverness County, the house provides a spacious and scenic environment. The homes features are appealing, such as the welcoming sunporch that allows you to enjoy the stunning sunsets of Port Hood. The main level of the house boasts a well-designed layout with two bedrooms, multiple sunporch areas, three bathrooms, a kitchen, laundry area, formal dining room with a fireplace, living room, and an office space. The use of hardwood flooring and impressive original woodwork throughout the main level adds to the charm and character of the home. You will enjoy the beautiful view of Port Hood Island from the living room. The kitchen is designed to maximize space and functionality, catering to the needs of the household. Upstairs, there is a sitting room adorned with hardwood flooring, built in cabinets, and other wooden features that continue to showcase the property's craftsmanship. The upper level also includes four bedrooms, a bedroom/study area, and a bathroom. Additionally, the third floor boasts two rooms and a hallway. This space offers flexibility for potential owners to customize it according to their preference and needs. Overall, the "Heritage House" offers a unique blend of historical elegance, modern comfort, and stunning ocean views. It has an inviting layout with various living spaces, bedrooms, and amenities spread across multiple levels. The property's rich history and well-preserved features could make it a truly special and desirable home for those looking to own a piece of local heritage in Port Hood.

Inclusions: Refrigerator