430 Mill Lake Rd, Hubbards, Nova Scotia B0J 1T0
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Price/Sqft$236/sqft
Est. Mortgage$2,576/mo
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Days On Market1 day
Description
Welcome to your dream home in the picturesque and historic Mill Lake area, where charm meets modern comfort. This beautifully crafted custom two-story residence offers breathtaking views of Mill Lake, famed for its serene waters and storied past, including a royal visit from the Prince of England. Enjoy access to the lake just steps from your home. Step inside to a spacious open-concept main floor, perfect for entertaining or quiet evenings at home. The thoughtfully designed layout includes a convenient main-level primary bedroom and a full bathroom, blending style with everyday functionality. Upstairs, you'll find two generous bedrooms, a second full bathroom, and an airy landing den that could easily be converted into a fourth bedroom or home office. The fully finished walk-out basement expands your living space with a large open area, a full bathroom, and ample storage—ideal for a growing family or hosting guests. Efficiency is key with a forced-air heat pump system, and the entire home has been freshly painted, ready for you to move in and make it your own. Perfectly situated just over 30 minutes to downtown and only 15 minutes to Chester, this location offers the best of both tranquility and convenience. Whether you're relaxing with a view of the lake or exploring the rich heritage of the area, this home offers something truly special. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Mill Lake history—book your private showing today!
Property Details
Interior
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Main Floor Floor
Living Room
20 x 14Kitchen
14 x 13.10Primary Bedroom
13.10 x 15.9Bath 1
14.1 x 8.6Exterior
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