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Wolterland Estates

449 Farris Road
Kelowna, British Columbia
V1W 1N1

Telephone: (877) 806-0307
Fax: (250) 764-4377
Email: land@wolterland.com

 

 

24.7 acres Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

Located 5 miles inland from the coastal community of Judique, Cape Breton, is this beautifully remote 24.7-acre property. Surveyed. Off-grid. Stream running through. Mature forest. Surrounding crown lands and trails for recreation and outdoor recreation. --- Sorry this property is SOLD ---

  • Term Sale: $0
  • Cash Sale: $0
  • Lot Size: 24.7 acres
  • Ref #: NS-2091

    • 2.76 acres North Riverside, Nova Scotia - Lot 23

    Here is a lovely property in beautiful North Riverside, Nova Scotia - near the Milford Haven River. Nice mixed forested growth within your lot and a quiet location about 10 minutes out of town. A great spot for vacations and land ownership. --- Sorry this property is SOLD ---

  • Term Sale: $0
  • Cash Sale: $0
  • Lot Size: 2.76 acres
  • Ref #: NS-3523

    • Lot 15 Skir Dhu, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

    A nice sized 2.1 acre lot just a short walk from the beach and picturesque shoreline! Lot 15, Skir Dhu is situated along the famed Cabot Trail, in Cape Breton... one of the most spectacular places in eastern Canada. Excellent access, great ground. This is a fantastic setting for your investment in Canadian east coast recreation property. --- Sorry this property is SOLD ---

  • Term Sale: $0
  • Cash Sale: $0
  • Lot Size: 2.104 acres
  • Ref #: CB-015


    • Nova Scotia is a Canadian province located on Canada's southeastern coast. It is the most populous province in the Maritimes, and its capital, Halifax, is a major economic centre of the region. Nova Scotia is the second smallest province in Canada, with an area of 55,284 km². Its population of 934,405 makes it the fourth least populous province of the country.

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