Welcome to the Abraham Lent House, a beautiful property that seamlessly blends magical four season Nova Scotia vistas with New England Colonial historical charm. Perched on 4.3 acres in the historic Dutch Loyalist and Acadian village of Tusket, the Abraham Lent House is the oldest surviving house, which also once served as the early Customs Office. With extraordinary views up and down the Tusket River, this point-of-land boasts 780 feet of water frontage showcasing the incredible 15 foot tides of the Tusket at the Narrows. This is where stunning sunsets open the night for some of the best stargazing in North America. The house exudes ”timeless” with its symmetrical 3 bay facade and off centre door that faces the river, a majestic lion door knocker on a double dutch door with transom, crown moldings, chair rails, wood floors, brass doorknobs, cozy brick fireplaces, wood beams, a boat porthole in the ceiling, and a stained glass door. Features include the original entrance hall with staircase, gorgeous dining and living rooms both with fireplaces, one and a half storey ell kitchen with a wood stove, three bedrooms all with magnificent water views, two full washrooms, and an expansive sunroom. Above the kitchen, is an open slate ready for you to put in your dream studio or even another bedroom. Various farm out-buildings are just waiting for your next project or venture, one is already wired and ready to go. Low maintenance perennial gardens are nestled around private patios and stone paths among centuries old oaks, extensive fruit trees and bushes. Tusket is home to Canada’s oldest known combined Courthouse and Gaol, many stunning historic homes, and is only 12 minutes to Yarmouth but you have everything you need at Carl’s, a new gas station, restaurants, a post office, great school, there’s even a Frenchy’s. This is your once in a lifetime chance to live the lifestyle you have always dreamt about, see a seal and watch an eagle in flight, in delightful Nova Scotia. Only 3.5 hours from Maine on the Cat High Speed ferry, 2.5 hours from St. John, NB on the MV Fundy Rose ferry or 3.5 hours from Stanfield International Airport (YHZ) this is your Nova Scotia dream come true.
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Year Built
1787
Updated on July 17, 2025 at 9:16 pm