Lot
Freehold
Heating
Heat Pump Geo Thermal, Electric
District
Dayspring
Some homes blend into the landscape. This one was meant to be noticed. Truly eye-catching as you drive along the LaHave River in Dayspring, this striking yellow residence has been a familiar and admired landmark for generations. Rich in South Shore character and thoughtfully updated for modern living, it offers that increasingly rare combination of architectural significance, everyday comfort, and undeniable curb appeal. From the moment you step inside, the home unfolds with a sense of grandeur that only a house of this era can deliver. A sweeping staircase anchors the interior, while bright sun-filled rooms, beautiful built-ins, and timeless details showcase exceptional craftsmanship. The heart of the home is an inviting open-concept kitchen, dining, and family room designed for gathering, conversation, and everyday life. European-inspired influences add a sophisticated touch throughout the kitchen and all three bathrooms. The second floor is home to four generous bedrooms, each offering its own unique personality. Thoughtful updates enhance the home without sacrificing the character that makes it so memorable. Geothermal heating provides impressive efficiency, and the septic system has already been updated, allowing you to simply enjoy the property. Outside, the classic wrap-around verandah invites slow mornings, evening conversations, and front-row seats to the ever-changing views of the LaHave River. Adding even more flexibility is the detached two-storey garage with its own electrical service and an upper-level suite already well on its way to completion. With much of the work already done, the opportunity exists to create guest accommodations, multigenerational living space, or a potential income-generating rental. Ideally situated between Bridgewater and Lunenburg in one of the South Shore's most scenic riverside settings, this is more than just a beautiful property. It is a piece of local history, thoughtfully reimagined for its next chapter. (id:374)
