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You will feel cozy and comfortable up high in our Eagles Nest with a full assortment of amenities and the comforts of home. You will be relaxing in a very quiet area of town with a fully stocked produce, meats and groceries store just a short walk up the street. Just around the corner you will find Walmart, fast foods, Tim's, gas bars, pharmacy, and liquor store. Down town Amherst is also only just around the corner with the attraction of small town stores and quiet places to dine.

There is a good reason we have called our home the Eagles Nest. You will be located on the third level. The stairs are very well spaced and are lite up well at night time. These stairs have four landings to make the climb easy. There are about 30 steps to the top level. Once you arrive you will enjoy the privacy of your own little deck while you look down on the outside world.

The Eagles Nest is located at the end of a very quiet street. It is also located right next door to another airbnb house called Mission Home, that sleeps 8 if you are looking to travel with a group but would like your own private place. We are in a very central area that has easy access to the down town and to the malls and hospital. We are also located near the NS/NB border.

Our cozy home is located on a quiet street with a convenience store only 300 meters away. We are close to the shopping malls, restaurants, grocery stores, hospital and minutes from scenic down town Amherst. Our older home has been renovated to give a modern look with a warm appeal and of course extremely clean. We have two large private decks for your enjoyment and a two person, total body massage tub with all the aromatherapy lights, in the master bedroom for your relaxation pleasure.

Our homey layout is extremely comfortable for one or a few, looking to have all the luxuries of home.

We live in a very quiet, peaceful area. There is not much traffic and we are well lit up at night.

Your room is in a very quiet home in a very friendly neighbourhood. There is also a coffee/tea area and a small fridge for you. Minutes walk to downtown and the YMCA. Loads of charm in the home and area. Only a Short drive to the beautiful warm beaches of the Northumberland Strait, the ancient cliffs of Joggins, the border to NewBrunswick and PEI via the Confederation Bridge. Moncton is only 45 min. drive and the airport there can connect you to Anywhere.

You will sleep peacefully in the cozy quiet room. The bathroom is shared. Your room is private and there is a mini kitchenette for your use :)

Awesome spot for a stop on your way or to stay for a vacay. The home shares the block with the semi-famous Amherst Armouries where the North Nova Highlanders are from. There is a lovely historic park nearby that is reminicient of "The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe" History abounds in Amherst with many historic properties nearby.

Charming self-contained flat with front verandah or back deck overlooking the original carriage house and deep backyard. Located in one of Amherst's finest craftsman's homes midst some of Atlantic Canada's finest architecture, it is within walking distance of downtown. Within 30 minutes to the world's highest tides or the warmest waters north of the Carolina's, Amherst is central, and within two hours of all major Maritime city centres.

With separate entrance; main room; kitchen and bathroom, the wee flat is a well-appointed, and safe accomodation perfect for a couple or the single traveler looking for respite and peace and quiet. A large deck overlooks a deep private back yard to enjoy privacy and a barbecue. With off-road parking, it is only a five-minute walk to the CBD and a five minute drive from the highway. Tastefully decorated, high quality linens and towels; artwork; and attention to detail bring the comforts of home.

The stand-alone flat is located in one of Amherst's most character homes built in 1903 with the charm and ambience of the era. Located :35 min from Moncton International Airport, Amherst is a progressive community providing all typical amenities one would expect from great shops and restaurants; movie theatres and central to all major Maritime centres within a couple of hours. Local parks; YMCA; the mall; grocery stores; walking routes; museum and downtown are all within walking distance.

Bright, sunny, spacious room with a comfortable queen bed; fridge, coffeemaker - one minute from beautiful downtown Sackville and Mt. Allison University. Room is in a beautifully-restored century home on "Captains' Corner" - a small part of Sackville built by sea captains in the late 1800's. Your room has a sitting room attached and is on the second floor.

Your hosts, Jon and Marian, are recent transplants from Ontario who are retired and free to share their knowledge of the area with you.

The Captain John Purdy House is a white, 1 1/2-storey vernacular Classic Revival, clapboard cottage. It is located at Captain’s Corner in Sackville. It is designated a Local Historic Place for its architecture, its location and for its association with its first owner. The house is recognized for its architecture. Built in 1877, it is a good example of vernacular Classical Revival cottage architecture from this period in Sackville. This style is evident in such details as the 1 1/2-storey rectangular massing, the clapboard siding, the paired bay windows and the steeply pitched gable roof. It is also recognized for its location. This historic area of Sackville, at the intersection of Queens Road and Main Street, often called Captain’s Corner, was the location of homes for many of the sea captains who sailed from the Port of Sackville. When the land was purchased by Captain John Purdy in 1876, it was part of the large holdings of major Sackville shipbuilder Christopher Boultenhouse, whose own home was located across the street. The current street, Queens Road, had been a laneway until the early 1840s. At one time, it was named for the shipbuilder Boultenhouse. When it was extended, the new road provided a passage from the old Post Road to Dixon’s Landing where the government wharf was located.

Enjoy a relaxing and restful holiday at this delightful hide-away situated on the seashore at Oxley Beach (Tidnish) Nova Scotia. Tidnish is halfway between Amherst and Pugwash on the Sunrise Trail (Route 366) along the Northumberland Strait. This private quiet location is ideal for those who wish to explore Nova Scotia, New Brunswick or Prince Edward Island or simply "veg out" at the seaside. Oxley Beach is just minutes from the Tidnish Dock Provincial Park and the New Brunswick Border.

This century old school house is a hidden gem. Nestled at the end of 'School Lane' this building has been converted and is now home to a loft apartment and the offices of a local environmental charity. This gorgeous sunlit loft has been updated with modern fixings but has retained all of it's historic charm. With a fully equipped open concept kitchen, beautiful bathroom with antique clawfoot tub, 14 foot ceilings, TV with Netflix + cozy sunlit bedroom - you'll be right at home.

This lovely space truly speaks for itself. Floor to ceiling windows spill natural light into every nook and cranny. With views of lush trees and rolling fields in the summer, and tranquil painted marsh-scapes in the winter you may never want to leave. Enjoy a soak in our clawfoot tub while sipping wine. Sit back on our cozy antique couch and put a movie on Netlix. Or listen to music while hosting friends in our open concept kitchen - dining room area with bar stools. The SchoolHouse is also directly beside a walking path called the 'Rails to Trails'. A 5 minute walk in one direction takes you to beautiful Silver Lake - while a 35 minute walk in the other direction takes you directly into downtown Sackville. Enjoy a stroll and dinner in town - and no worries if you don't want to walk back - Sackville Cab is just a call away. We look so forward to having you stay with us!

The School House is nestled at the end of 'School Lane' which is just off of Main St. This is a very quiet neighbourhood with old character homes. It is an 8 minute drive to downtown Sackville, or a 40 minute walk. The space is also just a 5 minute walk away from the beautiful Silver Lake with beach, playground and dock.

Relax and unplug in this rustic cottage getaway. This quaint cottage is just a couple minutes walk to the beach, located on the Northumberland Strait. Our cottage is close to the village of Pugwash, Oxford, Wallace and Tatamagoush, with Amherst being a mere 30 minute drive away. Centerally located to Halifax, New Brunswick or Prince Edward Island. With plenty to do and so much to see, soak up some sun and walk along the sandbars. Hope to see you soon!

Have a BBQ and enjoy the fresh air while you enjoy the large deck. There is a TV with a DVD player and plenty of movies to watch. Close to 3 golf courses. Shopping and restaurants. Provincial parks, Joggins

This is only a summer cottage. But we have great neighbors!

Welcome to Historic Rhodes Manor Built in 1890 by Industrialist Nelson Admiral Rhodes. This Victorian Manor has it all, with exquisite details from the hardwood carvings to the fireplaces and fine details throughout the house. The 3 rooms available for occupancy are on the 2nd level. Each room has a full en suite bathroom. The end of the corridor is a turret sitting room. Amhert is the gateway to NS. In town there are several restaurants, museums, art galleries, a golf course, and shopping.

This charming little apartment is on the upper floor of a downtown historic home (separate side entrance). Quiet and cosy, yet just a 3-5 min walk to cafés, restaurants, trails, bars, shops, independent movie theatre(!), art galleries, and grocery (+farmers market, bakeries, and specialty). 1-min walk to the iconic and serene waterfowl park, don’t miss walking the beautiful boardwalks through birches and birds! Close walking distance to Mount Allison University.

The self-contained 2nd-floor suite has a full kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and separate entrance. **Length of stay discounts: Discounts of 15% for one week, 25% for two weeks, and 45% for a month or more will automatically be applied to your price when selecting dates. I have temporarily set a 3-night minimum. **COVID-19 precautions: Cleanliness has always been a priority, but I have been especially careful to personally wipe down all counters, taps, knobs, switches, appliances etc with disinfectant. The couch and curtains are sprayed with a Lysol disinfectant spray between visits. As always, bedding, and towels are washed and extras are kept in a pantry along with extra cleaning supplies for the comfort of guests. Basic toiletries such as hand soap, body wash, shampoo and conditioner are provided. Floors are cleaned as usual with vaccuuming and mopping but are of a vintage that they still may appear scuffed and worn.*** There isn't a living room, but a loveseat and small table with chairs are in the kitchen area for lounging, and Netflix in the bedroom. Furnished with books, art, cosy decor, wifi, and games, there is plenty to do inside. However, you couldn't be better situated to walk to everything to see and do in "bagtown" (and there is a lot!). A pantry holds extra towels and linens, an iron & ironing board, hairdryer, yoga mat, and more. Also supplied are basic toiletries, a microwave, stove, full refrigerator, kettle, toaster, coffee press, coffee, tea, olive oil, balsamic, butter, often (but not always) fresh eggs from our chickens... if you're wondering what else, please just ask! Please note that this second-floor apartment is accessed by a fairly steep interior stairway. PETS: I'm open to the possibility of you bringing a pet, but please discuss this with me before booking. I have two cats downstairs, in a separate part of the house from the apartment. Please let me know (preferably before your arrival) if you are not exactly a cat person or are allergic, as they typically have access by (lockable) pet door to your downstairs entry. My boy Petri may vie hard for your attention and for most guests he is a bonus, but it is easy for me to deter him if especially I know ahead of your visit.

Tucked away in a quiet corner of a vibrant downtown with small university town charm. So many unique and independently owned businesses are just a three minute walk down the street. Only one minute from your door, you are stepping into our beautiful waterfowl park in the middle of town. The street, Weldon, parallels the NB Trail, and there are several nearby parks, including one at the foot of the street. Daytips are almost limitless from the heart of the heart of the Maritimes. I encourage you to explore and ask me questions. Sackville is a 30 min drive from the Dieppe (Moncton) airport, 40 mins from Parlee Beach, 40 mins from the bridge to PEI, just over an hour to Hopewell Rocks, and about a 2 hour drove from Halifax. I have created a digital guidebook of my recommendations, that you should have access to through your airbnb booking. I will also have a physical binder of information at the apartment. ____________________________________________________________ Some highlights: ++All are a 3-5min walk down Weldon, on Bridge, or near the Intersection of Bridge & Main, unless otherwise noted++ // EATS & DRINKS \\ BLACK DUCK Cafe: Excellent coffee, brunch and lunch, incl. St-Viateur bagels, in-house cured bacon. Taco Tuesdays and Bánh mì sandwiches! I believe expanding into supper territory soon. 3 min walk. FARMER'S MARKET: Saturdays, huge variety of year round produce and read-to-eat items. Popular. Bill Johnstone Park, 5-10min walk. DUCKY'S Pub: Beers (great local microbrew draught selection incl cider) - order Napul'è wood fired pizza from next door & they will bring it over and add to a tab. 4 min walk. NAPUL'E food & wine: Or go straight to Napul'è for wine, wood-fired pizza, caprese salad, tiramisu, espresso...! all made in true Neopolitan fashion. 4 min walk. (Mon-Sat 11am - 9pm, Sun - Closed) SONG's Chopsticks: bibimbap, japache, tomyum noodle soup, bulgogi, sushi, lunch special, nice casual dinner. So satisfying!. 3-4 min walk. (Closed Sun-Mon) MEL'S Tea Room Ltd: Diner--the perfect cheeseburger, diner breakfasts, milkshakes, jukebox, specialty burgers, hot turkey sandwiches. 4 min walk. THUNDER & LIGHTNING: Intimate and unique spot with art, inspired cocktails, couches, taxidermy, and great music. 3 min walk. CRANEWOOD BAKERY & CAFE: Great bread, spreads, soups, nice lunches and coffee. I love the double ginger cookies. 5 min walk (take the shortcut path next to Scotiabank). ART of EATING Deli: Not walking distance, this is actually in the town of Amherst. I recommend it if you find yourself in Amherst at lunchtime! Another interesting spot there is Victoria Faire—, kind of like a food court for home cooked international food... great Jamaican Jerk Chicken. BISTRO CHAT BLEU: This one is out of town, but not so far (22 min drive) and worth it for a special dinner. Atmosphere & food is amazing. THE WILD CARAWAY: further, and seasonal, but the best day trip meal you could hope for, paired with waterfall chasing, hiking, or kayaking, and driftwood beach visits. Ask for details! // OTHER \\ VOGUE MOVIE THEATRE: a beautiful little old independent movie theatre, I especially love the Sackville Film Society movies, Thursday nights during the school year. 4 min walk. WATERFOWL PARK: walk the boardwalks through the birches (just around the corner down Morgan). A must if you're into serene walks, jogs, wildlife, photo ops, being followed around by curious muskrats... 1 min walk. GALLERIES: Struts, Fog Forest (3 min walk) the Owens (12 min walk) LIVE BAIT THEATRE: check to see if there is a production during your stay CATTAIL Ridge: Local grocery items, pet items, across the highway--this one is actually not so close, but I like it. MORE SHOPPING: Hounds of Vintage, Tidewater Books, Blooms, Rags of Time (2nd hand books), Sackville Independent Grocer (regular grocery), Cackling Goose (gluten-free grocery/bakery/coffee), Jean Coutu Pharmacy... all within a 5-10 min walk.

Our farmhouse is located in one of the oldest homes in Sackville, making it not only a peaceful retreat but a step back in history. We hope that our guests feel right at home among the hand-hewn beams and rustic cast iron and that they will foster a connection to our gardens, forest and 18th century home. Please feel free to reach out with any questions. We will return your queries shortly. From Our Hearth to Yours, J & J

Nestled in the top corner of our home is your guest suite! A queen bed is provided as well as a large desk space with plenty of room to work and make a cup of coffee while enjoying the view of conserved wetlands from your window. Our home is located in Sackville, just a ten to fifteen-minute walk to the downtown! We are a further five minutes from Mount Allison University. Sackville is a fantastic place for celebrating local coffee and food, as well as a great town to do some birding. We have a bouquet of pheasants that live in our trees as well as a bodacious flock of hens who rule the roost. We have seen many types of woodpeckers here, including pileated, and are often greeted by various hawk varieties. We love the charm and authenticity that comes with truly old homes and it's important to be mindful of how old spaces work. Sound can travel far and because we heat primarily with wood, it is not easy to control the temperature evenly. We find that the bedroom can stay rather warm and we have made sure to provide a fan and fully functional screened windows to help maintain a comfortable environment for you.

There are many ways to enjoy the land we are privileged enough to steward. You can hike down to the estuaries to catch the inland tidal current, lounge in our tree house overlooking conservation land or relax in the many groves and glades around the property.

Bright second floor apartment. Very private, but we are close by if you need anything. Sorry due to allergy, no pets.

The apartment is the entire second floor of our home. Very private and large.

Sackville is a small beautiful University town. We have many nice restaurants and bars. My favorite thing to do is to walk in the Sackville Waterfront Park. It is full of life. Many species of birds and other wildlife as well as happy hikers will be found.

My place is close to the airport, parks, art and culture, the city centre, and great views. You’ll love it because of the outdoors space, the comfy beds, and the light. The place is good for couples and business travellers. The bedrooms in this unit are upstairs. A semi private deck connects the two units of 365 Rustic Charm on Main Street; which would be possible for a larger family/group to book both places. Book each place separately for the same time period.

There are two upstairs bedrooms, the larger has a queen size Nova bed, the smaller has a comfortable double day bed. The stairs are called a New Brunswick accordion stair case, which is a bit steep. If you have mobility issues going up these stairs may be an issue. The bathroom is also upstairs, with tub and shower. The main floor comfortably seats four, with a well appointed eat in kitchen, which boasts a spectacular view of the Marsh. Both units are entire apartments not just a room. Each have full kitchens, and access to laundry.

The neighbourhood is country, there are three very well run dairy farms near by, a great nursery near by. A lake to swim in, a wonderful trail with brooks to sit by and day dream. The road to the lake is a public highway, some people smoke as they walk by, and some of that smoke will trail into the house depending on the wind, I have had guest ask me about that, I don't allow smoking in the units, I can't do much for the people walking on the street. The Units are in and around working dairy farms, I have had guests asked about certain smells in the bathroom, if the wind come in the right directions there will be some dairy smell from the cows, again I cannot control this either!

8 minutes from Highway 2 Trans-Canada 5 minutes from Shediac entrance (Gas, Grocery and Giant Lobster) 10 minutes from Parlee Beach Provincial Park 30 minutes from Nova-Scotia border

we have a big property lots of free parking. we offer air port pic up for small fee

quiet neighborhood in the country

Welcome to Hopewell House! Our house located in Hopewell cape, just a 3 minute drive to The Hopewell Rocks. Our home is child and pet friendly.

This charming old house has 4 cozy bedrooms, a full kitchen, dining room, living room, 1 bathroom on the main level, laundry room and large seated entry and back deck with an amazing view of the Bay of Fundy.

Hopewell Cape is a quiet community and home of The Hopewell Rocks. Only 30 minutes to Cape Enrage, 40 minutes to Fundy National Park. There is a convenience store, gas station, liquor store, pharmacy and small restaurants just a 10 minute drive.

Cosy romantic cottage/cabin on the Memramcook river. Water rises and falls with the tides of the Petitcodiac river. Built on a 4.5 acre lot gives you lots of privacy. Finished in cedar inside and out, neighbourhood play park was installed last year and is only a 5 minute walk. ATV and snowmobile trails are at your doorstep. With a wood fireplace and a mini split, you are sure to get the best of both worlds. Beach is just 25 minute drive away. Come check out this year round get away!

Cedar built cottage inside and out. Three years old and didn’t spare any expenses when it comes to heat. Wood fireplace with all the needed wood on patio for easy access,mini split for heat and a/c and electric heat so take your pic. Full size fridge,microwave,convection mini oven and hotplates. Missing full size stove but mini convection oven does the trick for most your needs. Coffee maker and cappuccino maker as well.Full bathroom tub/shower.

Perfectly placed,ATV -snowmobile trails passes next to camp road. Dieppe and Moncton are15-20 min drive,Shediac and the beach is roughly 25-30 min drive. 10-12 Old apple trees on property so lots of deer if your quiet. Kids neighbourhood park (5 min walk)was redone last year. Memramcook river on property,sea trouts in there at the right time.

Only 60 seconds from the Joggins Fossil Cliffs and Institute! A luxuriously appointed century home with NS charm. We also have rooms w/a Queen Bed, or a King w/Twin, so if booked, scroll down to see those rooms also! Enjoy a HUGE, delicious, homemade breakfast, & GREAT coffee/Tea! Rooms have flat screen TV; Bamboo sheets; Thick Robes; Home-made Local Soaps; FREE Wifi; 2 sm. fridges (filled w/wine) for your use. Please check out our many 5-star reviews (Crab Apple Inn) on Tripadvisor etc.

Quiet, welcoming, and friendly - we want you to be so happy you chose to stay with us. This home sits on 3.5 acres, right on Main St., and some of the rooms have views of the bay - the washroom does! We are the only accommodations in Joggins, and within 60 seconds of the Fossil Cliffs and Institute. This lovely home has been appointed with wonderful antiques and nice local art. Excellent Coffee and Tea are available to you at any time; you may even find a bottle of wine! We pride ourselves on home-made breads/muffins, etc. and expect you'll get good and full at breakfast. Our other 2 rooms: https://www.airbnb.ca/s/Joggins-Fossil-Cliffs--Main-Street--Joggins--NS--Canada/homes?refinement_paths%5B%5D=%2Fhomes&query=Joggins%20Fossil%20Cliffs%2C%20Main%20Street%2C%20Joggins%2C%20NS%2C%20Canada&place_id=ChIJCSFFUvGxWEsRuQb7L7oPrys&allow_override%5B%5D=&s_tag=AoPiXjMM

Joggins is so quiet, some nights you can only hear the waves of the bay, and other nights, utter silence - it's a wonderful peaceful feeling to sit outside and hear absolutely nothing...

Come visit Sackville, New Brunswick and stay in a convenient location within the downtown core. Next to the beautiful Mount Allison University campus this apartment is walking distance to the local cafes, restaurants, gift shops and bars. Explore the local waterfowl park and shop at the Saturday market. Convenient location and one of a kind experience. Apartment is on the second floor above a retail shop and you must be able to navigate stairs.

You have access to three bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen and living area.

This spacious upstairs apartment is steps away from: coffee shops restaurants pharmacies grocery store dollar store Mount Allison Campus Just behind the apartment at the Bill Johnstone Memorial Park is a children’s park which includes, a water pad, basketball court, pickle ball court. Only a short walk on Saturday mornings from 9-noon is the Farmers Market where you will find local produce, beef, pork, baked goods and so much more. Also on Thursday evenings during the summer there are free concerts in the Bill Johnstone Memorial Park from 6:30 - 7:00 pm. Not far you will find The Sackville Waterfowl Park, the boardwalk winds through the marsh where you will see local habitat. At the tourist bureau bikes are available at Wind E Bikes Rentals

Cottage for rent on private, quiet, peaceful beach, boasting spectacular views. Enjoy watching seals on the point from the deck, explore sand flats at low tide, or go for a swim in the warm water. Next to Tidnish provincial park, 20 min from Amherst, NS, the cottage is ideally located to explore all three maritime provinces. This quaint updated cottage has three bedrooms (2 doubles 1 bunk) and 1 bathroom.

3 bedroom, bright family home in a quiet neighborhood within walking distance to Mainstreet. Plan your daily excursions from this comfortable home located in central Northern Nova Scotia, close to beaches on the Northumberland Strait and the unique tides of the Bay of Fundy. Barbecue and relax on the back deck and enjoy the beautiful sunsets.

Enjoy your stay and visit the Anne Murray Centre or the Springhill Miners Museum, and be sure to checkout Sociables Pub and Eatery where local entertainment can often be heard while enjoying a meal and your favorite beverage.

We are on the north shore of the Bay of Fundy. A short walk to the shore with a view of the mountain next to Five Islands. The home is a classic farmhouse filled with love and character (creaks and antiques). I am on site and offer many unique extras (please ask for details and fees), including various yoga style classes, crafting, special needs care or a beginners camping experience. We are between Parrsboro and Masstown/Debert, with easy access to Truro for festivals and events.

One room is on the second floor and has an ocean view (this room). The other is on the ground floor (tranquility room - seasonal). There is a games room and a yoga studio. The house and everything in it is old and welcoming. If you are looking for a safe, friendly place you have found it.

Our neighbourhood is quiet and peaceful. We are off a popular scenic route and nearby attractions include plays, art, music, antiques, food and crafts.

We are situated in a lovely part of the town with a small park nearby. We are within walking distance to restaurants, coffee shops, drug store, and other shopping.

Anchor Haven is located on a private beach across the Northumberland Straight from PEI. Here you’ll have access to a lobster pound boasting fresh catch just a short drive away. Enjoy a glowing sunrise as you sip coffee on its new deck and enjoy the freshly updated decor. This is an excellent home base for those interested in local theatre in nearby Parrsboro, pewter artisans and craft breweries in Pugwash and Tatamagouche or day trips to Halifax or PEI. Come enjoy Canada’s Ocean paradise.

Anchor Haven is equipped with a full bath including front load washers and dryers. Here you’ll find extra beach towels and outdoor furniture. There are board games, books and other distractions. Meals can be prepared in the new electric stove and small Weber BBQ. Guest access Guests will enjoy full access to the cottage on a generous 1.5 acre property.

Melanie’s place is located in Linden, Nova Scotia, Canada. Anchor Haven is situated an easy 10 minute drive to the town of Pugwash. Here you’ll find a liquor store and small grocery store. Local antique shops and pewter artisanry round out this charming local town. While you may enjoy your time simply strolling along this private beach you may wish to plan short day strips to the cultural hub of Halifax or the captivating scenery of Price Edward Island. The nearby town of Parrsboro features the Ship’s Company Theatre where you can enjoy award winning, original Maritime theatrical productions on the historic KiPaWo ferry boat - restored to host this important local art. Don’t forget to view the world’s highest tides on the Bay of Fundy while you’re there! Further along this Shore you can enjoy the sweeping vistas en route to the town of Advocate where you can witness the majesty of Cape D’Or and the stellar cuisine of locally foraged delicacies at Wild Caraway (reservations are recommended). Anchor Haven will help you build summer memories that will last a lifetime. Getting around You will need a vehicle to access this cottage. Anchor Haven is approximately 1 hour from the Moncton airport or 2 hours from the Halifax Airport.

Older style home, well maintained. 2 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Scenic town of Parrsboro. 2 minutes from emergency care centre and 5 minute walk to downtown area. Main Street Parrsboro has grocery store, Tim Horton’s, drug stores and antique shops etc. Also only a 5 minute drive to any beach in town or restaurants. Home of the worlds highest tides!!

2 bedroom 2 bath exceptionally clean well maintained home

Very quiet nice neighbourhood

Located Directly on the waterfront of a pure sand beach with only a small 4’ bank to the beach you are just steps away from the ocean. Fresh Linens will be supplied prior to each stay. The trailer has propane cook top,fridge/freezer and lawn chairs are supplied. Currently the A/C isn’t working. Any questions you have feel free to msg. I look forward to sharing my beautiful waterfront location with you! Also conviently located on the Blue Route Cycling Trail

Access to a Private beach with incredible sand and warm water

Located just over a hour from Moncton Airport and 30 minutes from the TCH. The village of Pugwash is just 10 minutes away and has festivals and activities scheduled every weekend thru out the summer with a incredible farmers market on Saturday mornings. Also just 10 minutes away is Northumberland Links Golf Club.

Where the river meets the ocean! Nestled along the Tidnish river, on the Tidnish Bridge shores, this little A frame watches the tides rise and fall. Enjoy your morning coffee in the sun on the deck, while watching the boats play on the river. At night spark up a fire and enjoy marshmellows while gazing at the stars. Relax and breathe in the salty air!

This little A frame is quaint and packed with everything you'll need for a relaxing trip to the cottage.

You're not far from local amenities; The Amherst Shore General store / liquor is 12 minutes away., where you'll find baked goods, groceries, liquor and gas. Amherst is a 20 minute drive, you'll find fast food, large grocery chains, gas, cafes, clothing shops. Port Elgin is only 12 minute drive as well, where you can find gas, liquor, groceries.

We have a cozy, smoke-free 2 bedroom (+ sofa bed) cottage set on 10+ acres on the Northumberland Straight in Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick. It is approximately 1 hour drive to Moncton and a short drive to Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island. A good central location for your base while sight seeing all the Maritime attractions.

The well equipped kitchen has a full sized refrigerator, stove and microwave as well as coffee maker (and coffee), kettle, toaster, blender and a variety of pots and pans. The cupboards and refrigerator are stocked with a variety of spices, condiments, sauces and other staple items for guest use, if they so wish. But there is still space for your own food. The 4 piece bathroom includes a full size tub/shower as well as full size washer and dryer (with laundry detergent and anti-static sheets). An abundance of towels and cloths are provided. Sample size soaps and shampoos are also available. Bedding is provided for the 3 beds: queen, double & sofa bed. A TV (for streaming and casting), DVD player (and small selection of movies) are available as well. A spare Ethernet cable is attached to the tv for guests to connect their own game console. A small selection of board games and jigsaw puzzles are available for evenings and rainy days. Some outdoor games are also available as well as water toys. A full size dining room table is available for indoor dining and a picnic table for outside dining. A BBQ (propane gas), & lawn furniture are also available for your outside enjoyment. A new fire pit was installed in July 2019. New flooring (ceramic tile and laminate wood) was installed in the spring of 2018 when the interior of the cottage was painted. There is electric baseboard heaters as well as 2 portable heaters if the nights get chilly. Future plans include steps down to the shore, deck across the front of the cottage and patio doors to a deck.

Legere Legacy is a cottage in the community of Cape Tormentine New Brunswick. Except for a few small convenience stores along Highway 16 and the nearby campground, the closest grocery stores are about 45 minutes away in Sackville NB and Amherst NS. Confederation bridge More than 7.5 miles in length, it is the longest bridge over ice-covered waters – connecting Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick Cape Jourimain Nature Centre Last exit in New Brunswick before the Confederation Bridge. The Nature Centre is an eco-centre located in the Cape Jourimain National Wildlife Area. There are over 12 km of nature trails as well as an exhibit hall, observation tower, boutique and restaurant. Cape Tormentine Outer Wharf Lighthouses (Old Ferry Road, Cape Tormentine) Get up close to the lighthouses still in position at the former CN Ferry Terminal. Many people, including locals, fish off the old wharf. The local fisherman dock their boats at the wharf. If you’re lucky you might be able to buy some of their catch. Nothing like scallops right off the boat! Cape Tormentine Beach Campground Open mid-May to mid-October. Besides offering camping sites, there is a convenience store and BBQ propane tank exchange. Firewood is also offered for sale. A public beach is between the campground area and the wharf. Murray Beach Provincial Park (1679 NB 955, Little Shemogue) Besides offering camping space, there is an unsupervised sandy beach. Change houses, washrooms, playground and picnic areas are on site. Parlee Beach Provincial Park (45 Parlee Beach Road, Pointe-du-Chene) The beach is reported to have the warmest salt water in Canada. A variety of activities of games and trails are available. The park also provides campsites. Blue Roof Distillers (4144 Route 16 at Strang Family potato farm, Malden) Canada’s first farm-to bottle distillery. Blue Roof Premium Vodka is made on-site from the farm’s potatoes. See the machinery, possibly talk to the distiller and sample the product, take your picture with the big potato! Definitely purchase a bottle or two of the vodka. Winegarden Estate (851 Route 970, Baie Verte) Located on a 300 acre farm, it was the first winery and distillery in New Brunswick. They host an Annual Wine Festival on the second Sunday in August from noon to 5:00 p.m. Sackville Waterfowl Park (34 Mallard Drive, Sackville) 55 acre park features free admission to walk several kilometres of trails and boardwalks (including a section of the Trans-Canada Trail), 160 bird species and 200 species of plants. Self-guided tour maps are available online and guided tours (1.5 hours) for a fee are offered May to August. Fort Beauséjour-Fort Cumberland National Historic Site 111 Fort Beauséjour Road, Aulac) The fort, built in 1751, is a large five-bastioned star fort on the Isthmus of Chignecto, connecting present day New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The site was strategically important for Acadians . Tour the artifacts and exhibits to learn the history of the struggle between France and Britain. Children can dress up like gate guards and patrol parts of the fort. Mount Allison University (Sackville) The university is relatively small, but continues to be one of the top ranking universities by Maclean’s magazine. The university is known for architecture of its buildings. The Owens Art Gallery is the oldest University art gallery in Canada. Casino New Brunswick (21 Casino Drive, Moncton) Slot machines, gaming tables and poker in the casino. Restaurant and showroom also on site. Magnetic Hill (2846 Mountain Road, Moncton) A well-known tourist attraction. The gravity hill is an optical illusion created by rising and descending terrain as your car rolls uphill on its own. Shediac The “Lobster Capital of the World” hosts an annual festival every July. Take your picture with the sculpture called “The World’s Largest Lobster”. Springhill, Nova Scotia Anne Murray Centre (36 Main Street) Tour the museum honouring the hometown girl, singer Anne Murray. Springhill Miners’ Museum (145 Black River Road) Tour a Springhill coal mine and learn of the various disasters experienced in the local mines. Day Trips: Halifax, Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island (including cities of Charlottettown, Summerside as well beaches and Borden-Carleton Visitor Information Centre) Shopping: Moncton (about 1 hour): Most chain stores and restaurants have at least one location in the Moncton area. Amherst, Nova Scotia (about 45 minutes): Walmart, Kent Building supplies, Canadian Tire, Giant Tiger, Atlantic Superstore are among the chain stores with a location in Amherst. Restaurants: Iceboat Landing Restaurant (at Cape Jourimain Nature Centre , 5039 Route 16, Bayfield): Friday Fish Dinner, Sunday Brunch Buffet Route 16 Diner (4335 Route 16, Malden): seafood and regular fare, bakery Oh!Fries Take-out Restaurant (3081 Route 16, Timber River): usual take out food Cape 16 Market (5 Harold Allen Road, facing Route 16): seafood and regular fare, bakery, souvenirs, clothing C & J’s Family Restaurnt (10 East Main Street, Port Elgin): seafood and regular fare Fred’s Restaurant and Lounge (2470 Acadie Road, Cap-Pele): seafood and regular fare

Our family home is conveniently walking distance to Deanne Fitzpatrick's Rug Hooking Studio and located in historic downtown Amherst, minutes away from the site of the Expulsion of the Acadians (Beaubasin,"Beautiful Basin"). Bird Sanctuary, and 3 Golf Courses. Our home is great for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers.

Our home has been a family run B & B since 1955 and located in a Victorian Home (Circa 1904)

Just 800 meters away from the historic downtown, where you find delightful market, shops and dining experience. You can also walk to meet guided tours with the Town of Amherst historic walking tours on Thursdays.

Your room is in a very quiet home in a very friendly neighbourhood. There is also a coffee/tea area and a small fridge for you. Minutes walk to downtown and the YMCA. Loads of charm in the home and area. Only a Short drive to the beautiful warm beaches of the Northumberland Strait, the ancient cliffs of Joggins, the border to NewBrunswick and PEI via the Confederation Bridge. Moncton is only 45 min. drive and the airport there can connect you to Anywhere.

You will sleep peacefully in the cozy quiet room. The bathroom is shared. Your room is private and there is a mini kitchenette for your use with a Keurig coffee/tea, mini fridge, table and chairs for eating or using as a desk area. :)

Awesome spot for a stop on your way or to stay for a vacay. The home shares the block with the semi-famous Amherst Armouries where the North Nova Highlanders are from. There is a lovely historic park nearby that is reminicient of "The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe" History abounds in Amherst with many historic properties nearby.

We are on the north shore of the Bay of Fundy. A short walk to the shore with a view of the mountain next to Five Islands. The home is a classic farmhouse filled with love and character. I am on site for any questions and offer many unique extras (please ask for details and fees), including various yoga style classes, crafting, special needs care or a beginners camping experience. We are between Parrsboro and Masstown/Debert, with easy access to Truro for festivals and events.

One room is on the second floor and has an ocean view (typical room). The other is on the ground floor (rustic room). There is a games room and a yoga studio.

Our neighbourhood is quiet and peaceful. We are off a popular scenic route and nearby attractions include plays, art, music, antiques, food and crafts.

The Woodland Hive is a four-season geodesic glamping dome and spa located in a private getaway surrounded by forest. The space has an outdoor cooking area with a barbecue, chiminea and yard. Included is a forest spa experience. Soak all of your stress away in the cedar wood-fired hot tub and relax in the cedar wood-fired sauna. It’s a perfect escape outside of the city, but still close to several attractions along the Fundy coast. Magical place any time of year!

The Woodland Hive is tucked away in the forest behind our homestead. On our hobby farm we keep honey bees, laying hens and grow vegetables. We are close to local businesses including restaurants and several tourist attractions. There are walking trails near our house including the marsh and Gray Brook trail.

We are located along the Fundy Coastal Drive. Beautiful rural scenery, rolling hills, and country charm, Hillsborough is a small historical village only 25 minutes from Moncton. Local businesses include restaurants and cafes, a golf course, farmers market, museums, and artisans. We are only a 15 minute drive to the famous Hopewell Rocks and 40 minute drive to the quaint fishing village of Alma and Fundy National Park.