The property is located on the Lighthouse Route Highway 3 in Western Shore. No sign posted but civic number 6405 and 6407. While treasure hunters spend decades searching for riches across the water on Oak Island, the real treasure of Mahone Bay is already sitting right here on the shore. Welcome to "Sea Mutch", a rare 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom oceanfront estate in the seaside community of Western Shore. Offering 135 feet of direct oceanfront with east-facing views across the waters of Mahone Bay toward Oak Island, this versatile single-level property has been a cherished family retreat for over thirty years, combining classic maritime charm with exceptional multi-unit living and vacation rental income potential. Granite steps lead down to your private pebble beach, ideal for launching kayaks or collecting sea glass. Extensive stone retaining walls protect the shoreline, while a massive back deck provides an entertaining haven built to host sixty guests against a panoramic ocean backdrop. The main 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath residence features cathedral ceilings with double skylights, flooding the home with natural light. A sprawling pine kitchen opens into a large dining area, while the oceanfront living room boasts floor-to-ceiling windows, original hardwood floors, a ductless heat pump, and an antique brick fireplace. The primary suite offers direct sliding-glass door access to the deck. Complete with an entry foyer, an attached double-car garage primed for vehicle storage or suite conversion, and a massive 28 by 40 foot basement, space is abundant. The self-contained 1-bedroom suite features its own private entrance, full kitchen with a center island, sunlit living area with a bay window, separate heat pump, full bath, and in-suite laundry. Positioned beside a public wharf, Sea Mutch is steps from local dining and groceries, two minutes from Oak Island Resort, and less than an hour from Halifax. Whether envisioned as a multi-generational sanctuary, a lucrative Airbnb, or a coastal retreat, you will quickly discover there is no such thing as too much at Sea Mutch. (id:27476)
