40 Martins Point Road, Enfield, Nova Scotia B2T 1H9

360 feet of Grand Lake frontage. 1.75 private acres. Completely transformed. Set on one of Nova Scotia's most coveted lakes, this 2,512 sq. ft. waterfront property has been rebuilt from the inside out offering the feel of new construction in a setting that simply cannot be recreated. Bright, open interiors pair clean contemporary finishes with effortless waterfront living. Vaulted ceilings, five oversized patio doors, and an open-concept layout frame sweeping lake views from nearly every room. The designer kitchen features quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, and elevated details at every turn. The lake-facing primary suite is a true retreat, ... read more

360 feet of Grand Lake frontage. 1.75 private acres. Completely transformed. Set on one of Nova Scotia's most coveted lakes, this 2,512 sq. ft. waterfront property has been rebuilt from the inside out offering the feel of new construction in a setting that simply cannot be recreated. Bright, open interiors pair clean contemporary finishes with effortless waterfront living. Vaulted ceilings, five oversized patio doors, and an open-concept layout frame sweeping lake views from nearly every room. The designer kitchen features quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, and elevated details at every turn. The lake-facing primary suite is a true retreat, complete with an oversized walk-in closet and spa-inspired ensuite. A generous family room delivers the space you need to entertain, unwind, and welcome guests in style. Step outside and the property becomes something rare a full-length waterfront deck, custom cedar sauna, hot tub, lakeside fire pit, and a 120-foot private dock stretching into Grand Lake. Two double garages (attached and detached) offer outstanding versatility for vehicles, storage, and everything lake life demands. All the work is done: new siding, windows, plumbing, electrical, heat pumps, and water systems throughout. Under 20 minutes to Halifax Stanfield. Approximately 30 minutes to Bedford. Waterfront properties evolve. Very few are transformed like this. (id:39198)