The comforts of modern living in a historic home

Step back in time while enjoying the comforts of modern living at the historic Maison de Lothaire LeBlanc. Built around 1900 by Lothaire LeBlanc, one of the four sons of Pierotte LeBlanc's of Little Brook who settled in Saulnierville after marrying a local parish woman, this remarkable home is a true piece of Clare's rich Acadian heritage. Lovingly restored by the current owner, who purchased the home completely gutted, the property has undergone an extensive renovation that beautifully preserves its original charm while incorporating today's modern comforts. Set along the oceanfront, this inviting home features a spacious eat-in kitchen, a comfortable living room, three well-appointed bedrooms, and two full bathrooms. As an added bonus, the property includes a self-contained granny suite with a kitchenette-ideal for extended family, guests, or potential rental income. An additional lot is included in the sale, providing extra space and future possibilities. Also on the property is an older garage/storage building that could be restored to complement the home's historic character or removed to create additional outdoor space. Located in the heart of Clare, one of Nova Scotia's most vibrant Acadian communities, you'll enjoy the perfect blend of history, culture, and coastal living. Everyday conveniences-including grocery stores, restaurants, a pharmacy, gas stations, and both elementary and high schools-are just minutes away. The Town of Yarmouth, offering shopping, healthcare, and a full range of amenities, is only a 45-minute drive away. Whether you're searching for a year-round residence, a waterfront retreat, or a home steeped in history, Maison de Lothaire LeBlanc offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully restored piece of Nova Scotia's Acadian heritage.