Lot 2 Stamping Mill Lane, Chester Basin, Nova Scotia, B0J1K0

Discover a unique building opportunity in the heart of nature at Stamping Mill Lane, an exclusive new development featuring only six estate lots adjacent to untouched wilderness. Conveniently located just off Beech Hill Road in Chester Basin, each lot has been carefully surveyed to honour the beauty of this increasingly rare landscape. Every lot has been perc tested, the ideal building sites marked on the survey, and driveway entries started. Lot 2 is one of the first lots in the community, encompassing 2.33 acres. It features an approved perc test and access to Stamping Mill Road and a secondary private road, offering additional privacy. The gentle slope along Stamping Mill Lane leads to shared woodland and deeded access to Gold River, where a seasonal watercourse creates a serene waterfall surrounded by soft moss and woodland ferns. A canopy of hemlocks, maples, and spruce shades a quaint sandy beach between large boulders. A walking trail runs along the river to the east and west, providing endless hiking opportunities. If you need assistance with any building process, qualified professionals can help you design and construct your dream home on Stamping Mill Lane. Gold River Marina and the sailing waters of Mahone Bay are just minutes away, with essential provisions and a beloved restaurant within walking distance. The village of Chester is just a 10-min. drive away, while the delightful town of Mahone Bay is only 15 min. Downtown Halifax is less than an hour?s drive. The Stamping Mill Lane community stands out from other developments along the south shore, with generous lots and a commitment to living harmoniously with nature. The ethos here emphasizes respect for the trees and forest while fostering a community of fine homes that share values of peace, tranquillity, and appreciation for Nova Scotia's breathtaking landscape. Additional lots available: Lot 7 (202321082), 3.14 acres and direct riverfront access, and Lot 3 (202321085), 3.92 acres and river access. (id:2471)