35 Crest

Discover a slice of history with this expansive heritage home in the seaside Town of Lockeport, Nova Scotia. 35 Crest Street sits atop a hill overlooking Lockeport Harbour. The home was built in 1848 by Lewis P. Churchill. Lewis P. Churchill was a prominent shipping merchant in Lockeport and a great-grandson of Josiah Churchill, one of the original two settlers of the community. It is said that the home was originally run as a stage coach inn and later as a hotel. The house offers multiple spacious rooms on the main level and 7 bedrooms on the second level. There is a full bath on each floor and large foyers. Situated on a generous lot of almost an acre of property, this well-maintained residence combines timeless elegance with modern comforts. Enjoy stunning views of the harbour and the bustling wharf, where lobster boats add to the maritime charm. Conveniently close to all local amenities and beautiful beaches, this property promises both tranquility and convenience. Ideal for families or those seeking a serene seaside retreat, this home is a true gem in Lockeport. (id:54626)