Once the Cherry Hill Community Centre, the 1,920 square foot building has a rich history dating back to 1889. An opportune location, with the best surfing in the province is less than a kilometre away at Cherry Hill Beach. Most of the original... Once the Cherry Hill Community Centre, the 1,920 square foot building has a rich history dating back to 1889. An opportune location, with the best surfing in the province is less than a kilometre away at Cherry Hill Beach. Most of the original character remains including the hardwood floors, staircase, and light fixtures. As you go into the main floor, there is a giant metal sliding door which bisects two storage areas in half. On the second floor, you’ll notice the high curved plank ceiling and open space living, kitchen and dining area. Also, a bedroom and space for a bathroom if the building is hooked up to plumbing and septic. Conversion into a two-unit rental would make a lot of sense. Residential rental upstairs for surfer tenants and a downstairs office. Or it is currently a great place to store a boat! Features include a remote garage door and a new nest keypad front door lock. A superb location in terms of attractions including Lahave Bakery, White Point Resort, The Quarter Deck Restaurant, Crescent and Risser’s Beach. For all amenities, Bridgewater is half an hour’s drive. There is currently no plumbing connected, so the building is being used as a storage building. Property is being sold as is and the seller is a licensed realtor in Nova Scotia. Read More