Nerepis Rd/Route 177 to Driftwood Ln. Approx 0.5km south of Westfield ferry. What if your favourite vacation destination was simply home? Welcome to 9 Driftwood Lane a rare waterfront retreat where the Saint John River becomes your backyard, your view, your playground and, perhaps, the backdrop to some of your favourite memories yet. Tucked away on a private lane and perched high above the river, this charming home offers something increasingly difficult to find: 70 feet of sandy private shoreline, breathtaking panoramic views, and the feeling of being away from it all without actually being far from anything. Picture summer mornings with coffee and a river view. Walks down to your own beach. Boats passing by as you relax on the deck. Evenings in the hot tub beneath a sky full of stars. This is the kind of place where ordinary Tuesdays can feel a little more like Saturday. Inside, the character continues. Gleaming hardwood floors add warmth and timeless appeal throughout the main living spaces. The kitchen is perfectly positioned to capture the river, making it a natural gathering place for family and friends. The generous dining and living rooms provide plenty of room to entertain, while the bright four-season sunroom offers a front-row seat to the ever-changing river vista. A second three-season sunroom gives you another peaceful place to stretch out and enjoy the seasons. Upstairs, four bedrooms include a private ensuite in one and a cozy sitting area overlooking the water in another. The dry, insulated basement offers excellent storage and walkout access to the yard. And the location? Remarkably convenient. Brundage Point is a walk away. The local school is approximately 2 minutes from your driveway, the golf course is nearby, and Grand Bay-Westfields shopping, restaurants and everyday amenities are only about 5 minutes away. Cross the ferry and Crystal Beach becomes part of your summer playground. Some houses give you a place to live. Others give you a place to live a little differently. At 9 Driftwood Lane, the river is waiting. (id:27476)
