2383 Highway 331, West Lahave, NS, B0R 1C0

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Forget beige. Forget predictable. Forget cookie-cutter. This home was created to make a statement. Perched on its own private point along the iconic LaHave River, this is not simply waterfront living. It's waterfront theatre. Over 570 feet of shoreline creates the feeling of a private peninsula where water, sky, sailboats, and sunsets become part of the daily backdrop. For those who appreciate boating, the location speaks for itself. Deep water, a private wharf equipped with power and water, easy access to the Atlantic Ocean, and the nearby LaHave River Yacht Club place you in one of Nova Scotia's most coveted sailing destinations. Completely curated into a bold, unapologetic work of art. Vibrant colours and unexpected design moments create an atmosphere that feels more boutique retreat than traditional residence. With more than 3,400 square feet of finished living space, 4- bedrooms, 4- bathrooms, and a spectacular suite walk-out lower level, the possibilities are as expansive as the river views. The lower level offers ideal accommodations for extended family, guests, or a private retreat all their own, while the main level was designed to maximize the ever-changing waterfront panorama from nearly every angle. Walls of windows frame the river, while the expansive waterside deck provides a front-row seat to the view. Comfort comes easy with a whole-home ducted heat pump for cooling, an oil furnace, and 3 ductless heat pumps working together for year-round comfort. Propane Fireplace, rich wood floors, a sauna, and thoughtful details add warmth and character throughout. A built-in garage and paved driveway extending to the water provide ample room for vehicles, boats, trailers, and RVs. Whether hosting dockside gatherings, welcoming weekend visitors, or simply enjoying the privacy of more than an acre of riverfront land, this property rises to every occasion. Once you've experienced it, you'll understand why there's nothing else quite like this on the LaHave River.