$1995 NOVA SCOTIA, 100 ACRES, OCEAN, PRETTY AND PRIVATE, LEASE in Halifax, Nova Scotia for sale

This wooded 100 acres is an excellent recreational parcel. It is on a bay of the Atlantic Ocean and has frontage on the Big Lorraine River. It is about 3 miles from Louisbourg, Nova Scotia on a paved road. Louisbourg is a small town of about 1500 is located on the southeast coast of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. Louisbourg is located beside the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site. The Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Park is the largest historical reconstruction in Canada. Fort Louisbourg was built to protect France's interests in the new world and to serve as the center of its fishing industry. Besides the fort, the Louisbourg area has beautiful islands and magnificent seascapes and beaches. The Cape Breton Highlands National Park and the Cabot Trail are also within easy driving distance of this parcel. Of course, if you like to hunt and fish this is the place to be.

The land slopes to the south from the highway to the river and bay. It is mixed woods with lots of evergreens and mixed timber. There are great views of the river, bay and even of the ocean. There are several great campsites.

The portion north of the highway is great hunting land with trees, brush meadow and so on.

THE TERMS:
The lease is $1995 a year. There are no other fees or deposits and the lease is renewable. Electric is available along the road if you wish to have it hooked up. There is a spring that runs into the river that could probably be improved for a water supply.
If you have any questions, just go to our website at www.homesteadcrossinginc.com or just call me at .

You may pay by money order, cashier's check or by credit card on our website.
This is an outstanding parcel! It has everything you could want in a recreational property. Lots of land, a river, a spring, frontage on a bay of the Atlantic Ocean, even an Ocean view! Besides it is near a really nice town. If you have any question please feel free to call me and ask.

Thanks, Ed