148 Blue Sea Road

Located in the quiet coastal community of Malagash on Nova Scotias Northumberland Shore, this 2-bedroom, 1-bath single-family home sits on a full acre and offers an easy, low-maintenance lifestyle in one of the regions most appealing settings. A short walk brings you to the Malagash Wharf, where a small working lobster and groundfish fleet still operates, while Blue Sea Beach Provincial Park is only 3 km awayknown for its warm, calm waters, long sandy shoreline, and excellent birdwatching. Malagash is a peaceful rural peninsula prized for its natural beauty, local food culture, and relaxed pace. Just minutes from the home is Jost Vineyards, Nova Scotias largest winery, with its tasting room, vineyard trails, and Seagrape Café. Nearby youll also find fresh oysters, a local cidery, the Malagash Salt Miners Museum (Canadas first rock salt mine), and convenient access to Tatamagouches shops and cafés. The warm waters of the Northumberland Strait make swimming, kayaking, and evening sunsets a regular part of life here. The home is being sold fully furnished and ready for immediate occupancy. It features a poured concrete unfinished basement, a wood stove for cooler evenings, and a heat pump that provides efficient year-round heating and cooling. Major upgrades have already been completed including a recent electrical upgrade to the home including 200 amp electrical service, updated electrical wiring, and a generator panel installation (generator is included), new septic tank and field installation in 2024, newer hot water tank, and a newer pressure tank. The property is also pre-wired for a hot tub. Whether youre looking for a comfortable year-round residence or to escape to the countryside, this well-equipped single-family home in Malagash delivers the best of North Shore living.

type

House, Single Family

bedrooms

2

bathrooms

1

living area

1,001 sq ft

lot

1 sq ft

parking

0

year built

1938

days on market

52

MLS®

202622243

• Treed
• Level
• Sump Pump
• School Bus
• Washer
• Refrigerator