Cottage For Sale In New Brunswick Has A Mini Private Beach & Costs Under $250K (PHOTOS)
Lakeside living just got more affordable! There’s a four-bedroom house for sale in New Brunswick that comes with a mini private beach, half an acre of waterfront land, and views that will make your dreams come true. The best part is that it’s on the market for less than $250,000.
Located at the edge of First Eel River Lake, this glorious home is as bright, colourful and quirky as they come.
The four-bedroom, two-bathroom cottage is situated on the water’s edge, and has been designed to make the most of the natural paradise that surrounds it.
With a lakefront patio, private dock, immaculate gardens and your own tiny, secluded beach, this place is as close to paradise as you can get for less than $250,000.
If the location wasn’t enough, the sheer size of this property could win anybody over.
There’s four large bedrooms inside, two of which have incredible lake views. A third has the potential to be renovated into an office space, gym or even a home cinema. The opportunities are endless.
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Hot afternoons could be spent swimming and paddling, exploring in kayaks, and reading your favourite book at the water’s edge.
Then, spend the warm evenings cooking up a storm on your BBQ, sipping cocktails on your lakeside deck and patio, and watching the sunset from your armchair.
In the colder months, witness this place transform into a winter wonderland. The lake will become a colossal backyard ice rink, serving up another slice of heaven for skaters and hockey-lovers.
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While lakeside living sounds expensive, this place proves that extraordinary doesn’t always come with a hefty price tag.
On the market for just $249,900, it's cheaper than many downtown city condos.
With a little bit of leftover cash to revamp the interior, this place could be a dream-home with little more than a lick of paint!
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With a priceless waterside location, awesome opportunities for expansion, and all the summer-camp vibes, this place is a real estate opportunity like no other.
Lakeside Cottage & Mini Beach
Price: $249,900
Address: 203 Mill Rd., Maxwell, NB
Description: Make summer camp a year-long adventure and invest in your own little slice of paradise. All for less than $250,000!
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