I have listed a new property at 9 Peach Street in Port Morien. See details here

Located in the seaside village of Port Morien, this 1.5 storey home at 9 Peach Street offers ocean views and an opportunity to continue improvements already started by the current owner. The home features a newer metal roof and a functional layout that includes two bedrooms, a spacious eat in kitchen, and a generous living room. A walkout basement provides additional space and flexibility. The sale includes two PIDs being sold together. In addition to the main parcel with the home, a second adjoining lot at 31 Breakwater Street is included. This lot is approximately 2,600 square feet and is located on the corner of Peach Street and Breakwater Street, offering added flexibility for future use, expansion, or development, subject to applicable approvals. Set on a quiet street in a well known coastal community, this property presents an opportunity for buyers looking to create their own space near the ocean while also benefiting from additional land.

I have listed a new property at 16/18 Foundry Street Street in Glace Bay. See details here

16 and 18 Foundry Street are two sides of a semi-detached former company house located on a well-established street in Glace Bay. The area is made up primarily of similar company homes, with some newer construction nearby, including a duplex next door. These homes were originally built for coal company workers and reflect the simple construction typical of that era. Each side of the home is a 1.5 storey layout with three bedrooms and one bathroom. One unit is currently vacant and does not have active electrical service. Electrical and general improvements would be required prior to occupancy. The second unit has been rented to the same tenants for approximately 11 years and is currently generating $600 per month. Tenants would prefer to remain, though vacant possession may be possible. The property sits on an approximately 8,000 square foot lot and includes a detached wired garage. The foundation style is typical of older company housing and may consist of piers or a perimeter wall. Overall, the property should be viewed as an opportunity for buyers prepared for repairs, upgrades, and ongoing maintenance, with expectations aligned to the age and original construction of the home.