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Term Sale: $59,500 Cash Sale: $53,550 Lot Size: 71+/- acres, Ref #: NB-0840 Convenient distance to Bouctouche and the Bouctouche River. Electrical power and phone. Appropriate for residential and leisure use. Term Sale: $67,500 Money Sale: $60,750 Lot Size: 46+/- acres, Ref #: NB-7552 Term Sale: $16,500 Money Sale: $14,850 Lot Size: 2. 548 acres, Ref #: NS-2011 Close to the Pokemouche River, the Pokemouche golf course and hassle-free distance to the Northumberland Coastline and sand beaches.

Electricity and phone service at roadside. Term Sale: $35,000 Money Sale: $31,500 Lot Size: 30+/- acres, Ref #: NB-2111 Here is an amazing acreage just 20 minutes from downtown Moncton and the shoreline. A lovely log cabin is hidden on the home. 400+ acres are being replanted in 2021.  Need More Info?  for leisure and searching.

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An off-grid site offering adequate road front with surrounding crown lands and recreational tracks ideal for outdoor fun in all seasons. An excellent site for your remote acreage/ cabin/ maritime get-away. Term Sale: $29,000 Money Sale: $26,100 Lot Size: 25+/- acres, Ref #: NS-2074 Excellent boating and fishing! Plenty of space to establish your ideal vacation cottage or rural residence.

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87 acres, Ref #: NS-3507 Program Characteristic From: Nova Scotia is a Canadian province situated on Canada's southeastern coast. It is the most populous province in the Maritimes, and its capital, Halifax, is a major financial centre of the area. Nova Scotia is the 2nd smallest province in Canada, with an area of 55,284 km.

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