3.38 acres/ 13,600 m2 with 327 feet/ 100 m of oceanfront. Buy your waterfront recreation property today. If you are looking for natural beauty, privacy and value, this could be the best investment you have ever made.

Opportunity
Own a piece of Nova Scotia waterfront at Veranda Beach in one of the least populated stretches of scenic seashore. Here, you'll find seclusion within walking distance of the tiny coastal village of Fourchu - a 30 minutes drive to Sydney or St.Peter's.

New Release
We just released Veranda Beach Waterfront lots for sale and are excited to let you know that now is the best time to select your waterfront property. You can choose from an affordably priced property on the creek, as well as a lakefront property on Breeches Lake or a waterfront property on Island Lake, Atlantic Ocean.

Features
Veranda Beach is a private 17 lot-recreation destination in unspoiled surroundings. Lots range in size from 2.43 acres to 11.9 acres, each offering convenient road access, hydro and phone service and completed surveys.

The natural topography and vegetation has been preserved to allow the new owners all the freedom in design and building that dream cottage, seasonal home or year-round residence. Build when you're ready.

Make your stay exactly what it should be … an escape from the everyday. Immerse yourself in the array of pure natural beauty of Veranda Beach. Enjoy solitude amid the sound of waves and woods.

Imagine yourself on your beachfront veranda sipping your favorite drink, marveling at the sunset. Jump off your dock for a refreshing swim, canoe the lakes or venture into the ocean.

Watch the wildlife across the trails in your own spruce wood forest. The abundance of lake, creek and salt-water frontage makes Veranda Beach a waterfront paradise.

Amenities

Groceries, bakery, service station, volunteer fire department, churches, school in Marion Bridge. Excellent shopping and amenities in Sydney, North Sydney, Glace Bay, New Waterford, and surrounding area.
New Golf Courses: The new championship golf course The Lakes Golf Club in Ben Eoin, a project designed by Graham Cooke. Scheduled for 2012 is The Fortress, which was designed by Nick Faldo and will be part of the 2,500 acre Louisbourg Resort Golf and Spa.

Halifax via Truro, New Glasgow, Antigonish (St.Xavier University), Port Hawkesbury, St.Peter's; continue on highway 247 to L'Ardoise, Grand River and follow the Fleur-de-lis-Trail via Framboise to Fourchu.

FOR DOERS' & DREAMERS'

Cape Breton Island - seat of ancient culture and hub of the Celtic music revival. For centuries, the Scottish and French settlers of tree-covered mountains and magnificent valleys nurtured their heritage in relative isolation. Today the world flocks to historic villages, world-class golf courses, and Celtic music festivals in the island's stunning setting. Colorful and cultured - delight in the sights and sounds of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia's masterpiece. Taste the incredible seafood. But most of all enjoy our legendary,down-home hospitality. This is Canada's seacoast. It's like nowhere else on earth.

Metropolitan Cape Breton - Sydney, Reserve Mines, Glace Bay, Dominion, New Waterford, North Sydney, Sydney Mines, Louisbourg, and Cape Breton County comprise the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia's second-largest city, which provides an extensive array of services and amenities. Situated on a large protected harbor, Sydney was founded in 1785.North Sydney waterfront is the site of the Marine Atlantic terminals, which offer ferry service to Newfoundland.

The Fleur-de-lis Trail begins at the Canso Causeway and ends at the magnificent Fortress Louisbourg. Along the way, it traces the shores of beautiful Isle Madame, passing through charming Acadian communities, then follows one of Nova Scotia's most unspoiled and beautiful stretches of Atlantic coastline. The trail leads to the pretty coastal village of Fourchu, a small fishing port that surrounds a narrow harbor. A gravel road leads along the edge of the harbor to Fourchu Head, which offers splendid views of the harbor entrance and the dramatic coastline.