I have listed a new property at 116 Paradise Lane in Paradise. See details here

Built in 1892, operated as the Paradise Hotel until 1940 and known locally as the Charles Durling House, this distinctive Second Empire home has stood at the heart of Paradise for more than 130 years, gathering stories while remaining beautifully relevant to the way we live today. Offering four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, the home has been carefully stewarded and thoughtfully improved without losing the architectural character that makes it so memorable. Generous principal rooms, high ceilings, original details and an easy sense of flow create a home that feels both substantial and welcoming, while a ducted heat pump provides efficient, year round comfort. Outside, the property is framed by established landscaping that has been cultivated with remarkable care, creating layered gardens and beautiful outdoor spaces throughout the seasons. The impressive barn adds another dimension entirely. Lifted and set onto a poured concrete foundation, it offers exceptional space for storage, a workshop, creative pursuits or whatever the next owner may imagine. Once operated as the Paradise Inn, this is a property shaped by hospitality, community and more than a century of life within its walls. Historic without feeling frozen in time, 116 Paradise Lane is a rare opportunity to become the next steward of one of the village’s most recognizable homes.

I have listed a new property at 2729 Victory Road in Victory. See details here

Tucked away on approximately 40 acres, this remarkable property offers a rare combination of privacy, craftsmanship and a deep connection to the land. Developed gardens, established orchards and an extensive private trail network create a setting meant to be explored, enjoyed and lived in through every season. The fully updated home is as impressive as its surroundings, constructed with substantial 3 by 13 inch planks reclaimed from the former Digby ferry terminal. Marvin windows, a ducted heat pump, steel roof and 34 solar panels bring modern comfort and efficiency while preserving the warmth and character that make this home truly distinctive. Peaceful, practical and unlike anything else on the market, this is more than acreage and a beautifully finished home. It is a private world of its own, with room to grow, wander and create something extraordinary.

I have listed a new property at 6737 Shore Road W in Phinneys Cove. See details here

Some places feel like summer the moment you arrive. Set on 1.2 acres in peaceful Phinneys Cove, this inviting seasonal retreat offers 141 feet of low bank oceanfront directly on the Bay of Fundy. This bright and comfortable three season cottage is ready to enjoy now, whether as a place to stay while planning a future build or simply as your own uncomplicated escape by the sea. The open living and dining area is warmed by a beautiful wood stove, while the kitchen and dedicated sleeping space make it easy to settle in and stay awhile. Large windows and doors draw the ocean views inside, and the expansive covered deck creates the perfect place for morning coffee, quiet afternoons, and evenings spent listening to the water. Full electrical service, a well constructed driveway, and a dug surface well for seasonal utility use add practical convenience. Surrounded by coastal vegetation, wild roses, and the ever changing Bay of Fundy shoreline, this is a special opportunity to enjoy the property exactly as it is while leaving room for whatever comes next.

I have listed a new property at 73 Queen Street in Bridgetown. See details here

Junction Sixteen occupies Bridgetown’s historic 1919 railway station, combining small-town charm with contemporary hospitality in a turnkey restaurant located in one of the Valley’s most characterful buildings. Once the sixteenth stop on the Windsor & Annapolis Railway, the building preserves its Tudor-Revival profile and warm station-house ambiance, now transformed into a lively dining venue. The venue offers 120 indoor seats spread across a welcoming bar, dining room, and open kitchen, plus 30 seasonal patio seats. Two fully equipped kitchen lines - a primary hot line and a dedicated pizza line - enable high-volume service and menu flexibility. Modern heat pumps, upgraded electrical and mechanical systems, and numerous recent improvements support efficient operation. With an established local following and recognizable brand, the business is ready for immediate turnover and poised to elevate this small town’s culinary scene.

I have listed a new property at Lot Victory Road in Greenland. See details here

If you've been searching for a place to truly disconnect, this may be it. Offering more than 45 acres and over 1,600 feet of shoreline, this remarkable waterfront property provides the privacy, space, and natural beauty that are becoming increasingly difficult to find. A partially cleared building site is already in place, offering a head start for your off grid retreat, seasonal getaway, or future waterfront cabin. Spend your days exploring the shoreline, launching a kayak, watching wildlife, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet that comes with owning a significant stretch of waterfront. Whether you're looking to create a private escape, establish a recreational property for family and friends, or secure a rare piece of waterfront for the future, the possibilities here are extensive. Build your vision, or keep this slice of waterfront paradise just as nature intended.

I have listed a new property at 9 Church Street in Annapolis Royal. See details here

Nestled in the historic core of Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, The Whiskey Teller occupies a meticulously restored 1884 heritage commercial building that once housed the Bank of Nova Scotia. The space combines exposed brick, 18-foot ceilings, and warm hardwood floors with modern systems following a 2024 interior overhaul that upgraded electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and life-safety systems to current code - preserving period character while ensuring reliable, long-term operation. Operating as a premium-casual dining destination, the restaurant boasts strong brand recognition, a devoted regional clientele, and an active online and social media presence. A wood-fire rotisserie and open-concept kitchen anchor a menu inspired by local ingredients. Seating capacity includes 75 indoors and roughly 70 patio seats in summer, providing excellent accommodation for seasonal tourism demand. 9 Church Street offers flexibility for alternate uses (buyer to verify).