27 Stirling Avenue, Wolfville, NS, B4P 2R2

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Elegant Executive Living in the Heart of Wolfville Welcome to one of Wolfville’s most prestigious, tree-lined streets—a quiet, picturesque enclave where historic charm meets modern luxury. Perfectly positioned just steps off Main Street, this exceptional five-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom executive residence offers the ultimate walk-to-everything lifestyle. Whether you are strolling to Acadia University, meeting friends at a local café, or enjoying an afternoon on a vibrant downtown patio, this highly desirable neighborhood offers a rare blend of peaceful residential living and immediate access to the very best of Wolfville's cultural and culinary scenes. The residence itself flows seamlessly throughout, having been thoughtfully and tastefully updated over the years across all three finished levels. Designed with both daily family life and entertaining in mind, the main floor features an inviting foyer that leads into light-filled, beautifully scaled principal rooms. Rich finishes and elegant architectural details set a tone of refined warmth, while the layout ensures a natural connection between the spacious kitchen, dining areas, and comfortable living spaces. Upstairs and throughout the finished levels, five generous bedrooms and 3.5 beautifully appointed bathrooms offer ample room for a growing family, a dedicated home office, or guest accommodations. Step through the back doors to discover a completely private, maturely landscaped backyard oasis designed for building lifelong memories. This spectacular outdoor retreat features a sparkling in-ground pool and a relaxing hot tub and patio areas, perfect for unwinding on warm Annapolis Valley afternoons or stargazing on cool evenings. A tranquil, beautifully integrated fish pond adds a soothing, natural soundtrack to your morning coffee. The irrigation system will keep it looking green all summer! This is a rare opportunity to secure a turnkey executive family home in one of Nova Scotia's most desirable university towns