Description
621 Wittenburg Rd is the kind of property that rarely comes to market. With approximately 235 acres and over a mile of the beautiful Saint Andrew's River running through the property, this is a true Nova Scotia wilderness retreat with space, privacy and possibility in every direction. The land has been thoughtfully cared for, with well-maintained trails winding throughout — ideal for ATVing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, hiking or simply exploring your own backyard. Boasting a stunning mature woodlot, this property carries both long-term value and a true sense of stewardship. The rich, varied terrain and river corridor make this land as productive as it is beautiful, offering endless potential for those who appreciate the land beneath their feet. Whether you're passionate about hunting, fishing, or year-round recreation — from summer adventures to winter trails — this setting delivers in a big way. The home is warm and inviting, offering three bedrooms and two full baths. A wood stove adds that cozy country feel, complemented by efficient heat pumps for year-round comfort and wired for a generator. The metal roof was installed just five years ago, and a newly installed septic system in 2011 ensures long-term peace of mind. A detached double garage is fully wired and includes a loft — perfect for storage, a workshop, or a hobby space. Despite the privacy, you're still within reach of key amenities: approximately 25 minutes to Truro, 45 minutes to Dartmouth Crossing, 35 minutes to Halifax Stanfield International Airport, and just 15 minutes to Stewiacke. If you've been searching for acreage, a river running through your land, and a lifestyle property that offers both comfort and adventure, 621 Wittenburg Rd is a rare and remarkable opportunity.
Listing Details
621 Wittenburg Road, Wittenburg, B0N 2J0
ACTIVE
$824,900
202603779
Single Family
Detached
14
1,008 ft2
1,869 ft2
20079521
3
2
0
Dug
Septic
Cable,Electricity,High Speed Internet,Telephone
Building Specifications
Poured Concrete
Metal
Vinyl
Hardwood,Linoleum