30 Lee Lane, Lower Queensbury, New Brunswick E6L 1C8

A truly exceptional white cedar log home offering an unparalleled combination of luxury, privacy and breathtaking river views. Set on 8.25 acres overlooking the St. John River and Woolastook Bridge, this impressive 7-bedroom, 4-bathroom home is surrounded by nature and filled with natural light through its dramatic wall of windows. Inside, soaring cathedral ceilings, a massive floor-to-ceiling stone chimney and double propane fireplace create an unforgettable centrepiece. Two certified wood stoves add warmth and character, while the indoor hot tub offers year-round relaxation. The spacious primary suite features a luxurious ensuite with jet tub and ... read more

A truly exceptional white cedar log home offering an unparalleled combination of luxury, privacy and breathtaking river views. Set on 8.25 acres overlooking the St. John River and Woolastook Bridge, this impressive 7-bedroom, 4-bathroom home is surrounded by nature and filled with natural light through its dramatic wall of windows. Inside, soaring cathedral ceilings, a massive floor-to-ceiling stone chimney and double propane fireplace create an unforgettable centrepiece. Two certified wood stoves add warmth and character, while the indoor hot tub offers year-round relaxation. The spacious primary suite features a luxurious ensuite with jet tub and direct deck access. A large office with its own exterior entrance is ideal for a home business. Main-floor laundry includes a convenient chute from the upper level. Enjoy the 3-season porch, cold room and expansive woodworking shop in the basement. Outdoors, beautifully landscaped gardens, a charming wooden bridge, large vegetable garden, dock and boat launch create your own private retreat with direct access to the river. Additional highlights include a metal roof, generators already hooked up and two 200-amp electrical entrances to the panels. A rare opportunity to own a distinctive river-view estate where exceptional craftsmanship, space and the beauty of the St. John River come together. (id:39198)