Architect-Designed Home Meets Working Agricultural Land

Just five minutes from the famed Celtic community of Mabou on Cape Breton Island lies this stunning property tucked into the charming farming community of Nevada Valley. Offering more than 370 sprawling acres including 130 acres of workable land - 80 of which are already pasture - and 216 treed acres, the farm boasts three barns totaling nearly 10,000 s.f. of floor space and a gorgeous early 19th century home expertly redesigned and renovated to last lifetimes. Formerly home to dairy cattle, highland cows, and sheep, the land is fertile and features a beautiful stream and a few small ponds. The 3,100 sf barn is currently set up for a dairy operation with water and electricity, a milk processor, newer windows, a large hayloft, and cement floors. The 4,400 sf barn is tiled and supported by dozens of jacks on on either side; has a gravel floor and electricity; and its doors and height allow for the most massive of farm vehicles. The small barn has a dirt floor and is currently used as a garage and for storage. All three structures are in excellent condition with metal roofs and are perfectly dry. The house was reimagined with architect Geoff Nishi and rebuilt 18 years ago with no expense spared, and quietly boasts special touches such as marble kitchen countertops sourced from the island's Marble Mountain; a spa bathroom with a steam shower, 53 gallon claw-foot bathtub, and heated ceramic floors; Kohler Supreme low-e and argon gas windows; hot water on demand; hardwood flooring throughout; and a wood burning fireplace in both the main living area and the primary bedroom. Bright, inviting, spacious, and thoughtfully designed, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom dwelling welcomes you home to luxurious comfort well-earned after a day in the fields!