This beautiful two-bedroom cottage offers stunning views of the ocean and is currently used as a successful income property. It comes fully furnished. Whether you’re looking for a year-round retreat or a rental opportunity, this four-season cottage is ready for you to enjoy. It’s been thoughtfully renovated and is heated by a heat pump and electric baseboard, ensuring comfort in all seasons. Port Hood is considered the beach capital of Cape Breton and this is a short walk to all of them! Opportunities like this in Port Hood are rare. Don’t miss your chance to grab a piece of coastal life and enjoy all the serenity and beauty that living by the water provides! Book your showing today!
Heading on Route 19, turn onto Main Street in Port Hood, on the right hand side look for Ryan Ehler/CRT Marquis sign.
Listing Sub-Area:
306-Inverness County / Inverness
Property Type:
Residential
Residential Type:
Cottage / Rec. Properties
Residential Style:
Detached
Title To Land:
Freehold
Home Style:
Bungalow
Exterior Finish:
Wood Shingles
Year built:
1994
(Age: 31)
Age:
30
Bedrooms:
2
Bedrooms Above Grade:
2
Bedrooms Below Grade:
0
Full Bathrooms:
1
Half Bathrooms:
0
Main Living Area:
698 sq. ft.64.8 m2
Floor Area:
698 sq. ft.64.8 m2
Building Dimenions:
24.5 x 28.5
Prop Size:
Under 0.5 Acres
Lot Size:
6,643 sq. ft.617 m2
Zoning:
R-1
Water Supply:
Municipal
Sewer:
Municipal
Foundation:
Poured Concrete
Floor Finish:
Concrete, Laminate, Vinyl
Roof:
Steel
New Constr.:
No
Basement:
Full, Partially Developed
Heating:
Baseboard, Heat Pump -Ductless
Fuel:
Electric
Utilities:
Cable, Electricity, High Speed Internet, Telephone
Data was last updated April 4, 2025 at 07:20 PM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
86
Avg list price:
$398,950
Min list price:
$100,000
Max list price:
$6,990,000
Avg days on market:
127
Min days on market:
7
Max days on market:
992
Avg price per sq.ft.:
$236.26
These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type
and located in
306-Inverness County / Inverness. Average values are
derived using median calculations.
