Clifton House in New London in Pugwash Junction, Nova Scotia for sale

# Bath
2.5
Sq Ft
2200
# Bed
4
Clifton Heights in New London is for sale!
Clifton Heights is known in New London as the old Ramsay estate. Beginning in the 1880s, the property was part of a working farm. More recently, the farmstead has been the home to an antiques and art gallery, an artist, and a venue for receptions and entertainment events. The 12-acre site includes a heritage barn, an updated classic Maritime farmhouse, 4 approved building lots, a seasonal storage building, and a deeded pedestrian right-of-way to the Southwest River.
A highlight of the property is Clifton House, one of the finest century homes on P.E.I.'s north shore. The house was built in 1885 and has enjoyed many sympathetic updates. The home has stunning original woodwork, hardwood floors, sunroom, formal dining, 3 large bedrooms - plus a 4th room presently used as a walk-in closet, but could be converted back to another bedroom, master bedroom, back staircase, metal roof and so much more.
In addition to the house, another highlight of the property is the heritage Beatty-style barn. The building was erected early in the 20th century, but was renovated for use as a sculptor's workshop. More recently, the building has served as the home of Gallery 18 - an art and antiques shop located on Route 6 - one of the busiest tourism roadways on the island's north shore. Access to the gallery includes a dedicated lane way and parking for 100 vehicles.
Clifton Heights also features several additional outbuildings. They include a 600 square foot artist's studio, which could be converted into a seasonal rental, guest house, or a granny flat.
There's a large metal Quonset-style storage building, used for seasonal vehicle storage, mainly RVs, cars and boats.
The property offers great views of scenic New London Bay, and is just minutes from some of the finest beaches and golf courses on P.E.I, as well as several great restaurants.
For more information, contact owners Aubrey Bell or Patricia Bennett.