105 Medway River Road Mill Village, Nova Scotia B0J 2H0

$539,000

A different kind of life begins here. Set on 24 acres in the quiet riverside community of Mill Village, this extensively rebuilt home offers something increasingly difficult to find privacy, nature, simplicity, and peace of mind. Completed under permit in 2022, the home was substantially rebuilt from the studs inward with updated plumbing, electrical, insulation, windows, siding, flooring, appliances, and more. Nearly everything has been redone while retaining the warmth and character of a rural Nova Scotia property. The home is intentionally modest and easy to maintain one bedroom, one bath, plus a flexible loft ideal for guests, creative work, or a home office. A future half bath has already been planned if desired. A wood stove creates a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout. Outside is where the property truly opens up. The landscaped area is fully fenced for pets or hobby farming, while the remaining acreage is largely untouched forest with trails winding through the land. Across the road, the Medway River offers swimming holes and a connection to nature that feels increasingly rare today. Deer, foxes, porcupines, owls, eagles, and osprey inhabit the surrounding landscape, while evenings are often accompanied by coyotes and spring peepers under the stars. Located just 10 minutes from Liverpool, gateway to Nova Scotias white sand beaches, and approximately 25 minutes from Bridgewater, the property offers rural privacy with convenient access to amenities. Additional features include an insulated bunkie, chicken coop, former cedar sauna space with cast iron tub, EV charger, new water treatment system (2025), battery backup sump pump, and older barn with workshop or redevelopment potential. Be sure to view the YouTube drone footage of the home and surrounding community. NOTE: listing agent is owner (id:45785)

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