Lot
Condominium/Strata
Heating
Baseboard heaters, Heat Pump, Ductless Electric
District
Fox Point
Just 45 min from Halifax Stanfield International Airport, Hubbards has been welcoming visitors for generations - drawn by warm waters, white sand, and world-class sailing. They come for the beaches (Queensland, Fox Point and Bayswater), the Hubbards Sailing Club, cycling the Rails to Trails and coastal routes, rounds at Aspotogan Ridge Golf Course, and lobster suppers at the Shore Club. They come for 2 weeks but you could stay. Welcome to Compass Cove, where luxury meets worry-free condo living on the shores of St. Margarets Bay. Featuring a 100% maintenance-free exterior and an East Coast Modern silhouette, this home cuts a striking stance against the backdrop of the Atlantic. The great room was built to embrace this scenery: a chalet gable of floor-to-ceiling glass rising 2 full storeys, anchored by sliding glass doors that open to a covered waterside patio. Inside, 1858 sq ft of living space is finished with commercial-grade luxury vinyl plank flooring, custom cabinetry, and high-end finishes throughout. Engineered with long-term comfort in mind, the main level is tailored for effortless aging in place. Complete wheelchair accessibility, the main level features a zero-step, barrier-free entry, a primary suite including a spa-inspired ensuite with a full 5-foot turning radius and a roll-in shower, alongside main-floor laundry. Upstairs, a dramatic 19' x 26' loft under the roof peak functions as a 2nd bedroom with its own full bath - an ideal retreat for visitors. Designed for complete lock-and-leave convenience, you can easily turn the key in November and return in May. But make no mistake: built with ICF construction and ductless heat pumps, this condo is engineered for February just as much as July. Best of all, Hubbards is far more than a seasonal town. When summer fades, it reveals a tight-knit, vibrant year-round community waiting to welcome you home - all just 30 minutes from the world-class dining, live sports, and big-city excitement of Halifax. (id:374)
