138 Fourth Street Street, Glace Bay, Nova Scotia B1A 4H6

Drive East from Sydney to Glace Bay, Continue on Reserve Street, Turn left on King Edward Street. Welcome to 387 King Edward Street, where opportunity awaits on this prime parcel of land perfect for your dream home or duplex project. Situated within walking distance to shopping, groceries,

Drive East to Glace Bay, Turn left on Gardiner Road, Travel to Centreville road, Turn right. Lot next to house 725 Centreville Road. Welcome to Centreville Road, where opportunity awaits on this spacious 9,500 sq ft lot, perfect for realizing your dream home or duplex project. Nestled in the

Drive East to Glace Bay, Turn right on Wilson road, Take Dominion St and Highland St to Marian St in Glace Bay. Welcome to 8 Marian Street, Glace Bay, where opportunity awaits on this generous .65 acre parcel of land. Perfectly suited for a new home or duplex development to enhance your portfolio,

Main St. to Wallace Road then Reservoir Ave to Fifth St. Are you looking for a double building lot that's close to amenities, parks and the Coal Town Trail? Look no further! (id:27476)

Connaught avenue to Macnamara street go to end and turn right on gravel driveway. Discover the potential of this cleared and levelled vacant lot, ideally situated just off McNamara Street and mere steps from Connaught Avenue. Featuring two separate entrances, this property offers exceptional

Serling Rd slight right to Centre then a right onto Ninth Prime Building Lot in the Heart of Glace Bay with amazing views of the water. This 4,000 sq. ft. vacant lot presents an excellent opportunity to build in a desirable Glace Bay location. The property features a level, easily accessible

Head toward Glace Bay highway. Follow along reserve street, turn left on Union street. Turn right onto McKenzie street. Lot on the right hand side. Continue straight until you reach Reserve Street this becomes Commercial Street as you enter town. Turn left onto McLean Street (youll see signs

From West Ave, turn onto Third Street near Centre Avenue. The lot is located mid-block between Second Street and Fourth Street. Sign on property. Vacant Land 38 Third Street, Glace Bay Welcome to this vacant residential lot located on Third Street in Glace Bay. Municipal services are available

Dominion Street to Brookside Street to School Street Well-cleared building lot ideally situated near public transit and just minutes from the amenities of Glace Bay. Offering approximately 6,900 sq. ft., this versatile parcel provides an excellent opportunity to design and build your ideal

From West Ave, turn onto Third Street near Centre Avenue. The lot is located mid-block between Second Street and Fourth Street. Build your own home on this vacant residential lot located on Third Street in Glace Bay. Situated within an established neighbourhood, this parcel offers approximately

Off Dodd Street - Glace Bay 10 acres of land in Glace Bay at just $4,490 per acre. Whether you're looking to add acreage to your portfolio or a neighbouring landowner looking to expand, this is an affordable entry point into Cape Breton land ownership at only $0.10 per square foot. Priced to

From First St, head north on Centre Ave and continue past Second Stthe lot will be just ahead at the intersection with Third St. Discover the potential of this beautifully landscaped 8,000 sq ft vacant lot, offering a peaceful setting ideal for your future plans. Whether youre looking to build

Reserve Street to King Edward to Main Street PERFECT BUILDING LOT in the heart of Glace Bay. This 13780 sq ft lot on Main Street is close to schools, on all major bus routes and close to all amenities in town. This property would be perfect for a duplex or larger building. (id:27476)

Dominion St to Peel St to Dorchester St Building lot located on Dorchester St off of Dominion St in Glace Bay. Lot is 40X100 (id:27476)

Access to the property is between 10 and 16 Turner St Glace Bay Years ago, this prime piece of Glace Bay real estate was known for its bountiful cranberry picking. Today, the fields have grown over and cranberries have been replaced by several varieties of trees. The opportunity remains. This