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Delft Haus B&B

1942 Highway 359,with Separate Restaurant/Tea Room

Centerville, NS, B0P 1J0 MLS® # 55055727

Welcome to the

gorgeous `Delft

Haus’, located in

Centreville, the heart of the

Annapolis Valley’s famous

apple orchard countryside.

 This beautiful property is

perfectly positioned for

exploring this ever popular

area of Nova Scotia and

is within easy reach of all

attractions and events

the valley has to offer

year round. Some of the

valley’s most popular towns

and locations are just minutes away, New Minas (the shopping capital of the region), picturesque

university town Wolfville, popular Kentville and beautiful Halls Harbour to name but a few. For golfing

enthusiasts, the Eagle Crest Golf Course is close by and offers an unparalleled golfing experience. This

elegant Victorian style home has been beautifully restored throughout and provides a wonderfu

opportunity to live and work from your own home. This property operates as a 4.5 Star Bed &

Breakfast with five star reviews on Trip Advisor. It currently has 4 guest

suites, each with ensuite, plus an additional spare room that could

be utilized, with a spacious 3rd floor owner’s accommodation. The

property also boasts a separate, fully equipped restaurant/tea room

 The restaurant/tea room provides a flexible and versatile space that

could be utilized for additional guest accommodation, if required or

preferred, or possibly an alternative business use; the carriage house

could also expand guest accommodation. All furniture and furnishings

in the guest suites is included in the sale, making this a real turnkey

operation. View Delft Haus today! Call now for details.

Proudly Presents

128 Chain Lake DriHalifax, NS, B3S

t: (902) 450-5

f: (902) 450-5

l information in this feature package is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Neither listing broker(s) nor Coldwell Banker Supercity Realty shall be respons

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The Delft Haus sits on an acre of green gardens encircled with century old oak trees just minu

from all major attractions. Surrounded by a story book Victorian gingerbread verandah and flowe

walkways. Located in the heart of the Annapolis Valley’s famous apple orchard countryside.

Entering the home you are welcomed by a large foyer where the parlour and dining areas

easily accessible. The additional restaurant/tea room is filled with natural light fully equipped a

multifunctional. Is perfectly laid out to use as a breakfast area for the B&B operations as well a

separate tea room, cafe or bistro restaurant for guests and members of the public passing throuthis popular area.

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 The home has a country style kitchen tha

complete with eat-in area and french doors

the outside entertaining space. For those c

winter days there’s a cozy stove. The kitch

offers ample storage and countertop sp

ideal for the chef in the family or for cater

further for patrons of the Delft Haus.

The guest suites are all very appealing andwelcoming to ensure guests enjoy their stay

and return for future visits. Each has space for

additional sitting areas and feature plush and

elegant furnishings.

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The third level offers an elaborate private owners quarters with a spa like ensuite and an additio

bedroom with a separate bath - ideal for visiting family or friends to have their own space to en

without compromising the patrons of the B&B operation. This fabulous property has much to off

and needs to be seen to be fully appreciated.

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Fact SheetKey Features:

 

Style: Detached, 2.5 Storey

Exterior: Vinyl, Shingles, Wood/Clapboard

Lot Size: 0.7 Acres

Living Area: 5,171 sq ft

Heating: Electric, Oil, Propane, Heat Pump

Garage: Single

Driveway: Gravel, Paved

Services: NS Power, Telephone, Bus Service, Cable TV, & High Speed Internet

Water: MunicipalSewer: Municipal

Flooring: Hardwood, Ceramic/Porcelain

Basement: Concrete, Undeveloped, Full, Crawl, Slab

Rooms & Sizes

Main Level

Foyer: 15’5” x 13’5”

Family Room: 13’6” x 13’5” + Jog

Kitchen: 15’5” x 19’9”Living Room: 15’1” x 13’5”

Dining Room: 13’5” x 13’2”

Restaurant/Tea Room: 30’.8”x 16’.2” (includes a washroom)

Bath: 3 Piece

Bedroom: 15’1” x 14’4” + Ensuite

Bedroom: 15’6” x 13’ + Ensuite

Second Level

Bedroom: 14’11” x 12’2” + EnsuiteBedroom: 9’10” x 13’5” + Ensuite

Bedroom: 14’4” x 13’5”

Bath: 4 Piece

Third Level

Master Bedroom: 29’1” x 22’10”

Ensuite Bath: 6 Piece

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Delft Haus B&B Reviews on Trip Advisor

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About The Area

Hall’s Harbour is a picturesque fishing community located along the shore of the Bay of Fundy

in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia. On the south, Hall’s Harbour overlooks the Annapolis

Valley, on the north overlooks the Bay of Fundy, on the east Sheffield Vault and on the westChipman Brook. The area is very scenic and the hamlet itself has been declared a Nova Scotia

 Tourism Destination Area. Hall’s Harbour boasts a fine dining restaurant and lobster pound, art

studios & galleries and antique shops. For other amenities including grocery stores, restaurants

and recreational facilities, you are located just 20 minutes outside of Kentville and 30 minutes

from the town of Wolfville.

Fishing remains the main year round industry with several commercial lobster and scallop boats

operating from the wharves in addition to a large lobster pound. The other main industry is

tourism. A seafood restaurant and souvenir shop was built with the lobster pound in the 1990s The community has developed walking trails and small museum. A seasonal store operates

beside the wharf. In summer, floating wharves provide mooring for recreational vessels, many

of which are owned by summer residents who seasonally swell the village population. Severa

bed and breakfast operations cater to tourists and the village is home to several artist studios

including David Lacey and the noted marine artist, printmaker and boatbuilder John Neville.