507 Turner Point Dr, Walden, Nova Scotia B0J 2E0

Welcome to 507 Turner Point Drive, a charming, winterized cottage offering the perfect blend of rustic character & modern comfort. Whether you're looking for a year-round home, a weekend retreat, or an investment property, this well-maintained 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom cottage is ready to enjoy. Located just a short stroll from beautiful Sherbrooke Lake, the property includes two deeded lake access points, one with a sandy beach & the other with a convenient boat launch, making it easy to enjoy swimming, boating, fishing, & everything lake life has to offer. Inside, you'll find a spacious kitchen featuring custom pine cabinetry, updated laminate flooring, and a cozy living area warmed by a woodstove, with the added comfort of a propane furnace & an efficient heat pump installed just three years ago. The bathroom features indoor plumbing, while the enclosed front porch with a replacement vinyl window available provides additional living space to relax in. New laminate flooring for the bedroom is also included and ready for the new owner to install. The cottage has seen several updates, including a modified bitumen roof installed approximately eight years ago with an expected lifespan of up to 50 years, new well pump and lines, & a new hot water tank. The property is serviced by a septic system & dug well. Outside, a new deck provides the perfect place to relax, while two detached single garages and three storage sheds offer exceptional space for vehicles, boats, tools, and recreational equipment. All appliances are included, and virtually all furnishings and contents of the cottage are being offered with the sale, making this a true turnkey opportunity. Rustic in character yet equipped with modern comforts, 507 Turner Point Drive offers an inviting year-round retreat with excellent deeded access to Sherbrooke Lake. Whether you're escaping for the weekend or settling in year-round, this property is ready for you to enjoy!

Inclusions: Stove, Washer, Microwave, Refrigerator