6875 Highway 357, Middle Musquodoboit

This beautiful homestead is situated on an impressive 522 acres encompassing rolling green pastures, expansive woods, and the winding Musquodoboit River. This former goat farm is located in a peaceful rural setting in Middle Musquodoboit, a short 45 minutes commute to Dartmouth/ Halifax. The 2 storey home features 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and an unfinished basement. The well-kept barn formerly housed several goats, the workshop is suited to a range of functions, and the food processing building is fully equipped with a 3-phase power system.

Price: $1,900,900

Sold: No

Address:

Bedroom(s): 7

Bathroom(s): 3

Outbuildings Barn,

Is this an A La Carte Listing: Yes

Contact Name: Connie Amero
Contact Email: Connie.Amero@colliers.com
Contact Phone: 902 802-8480

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