If you love homes you have probably watched Homeworthy episodes on YouTube, where you are walked through beautiful and exceptional homes. This home would make a perfect choice combining, history, location, gardens and accommodation. Entering the home your first glimpse of history is of exposed hemlock beams reminiscent of an English Cotswolds home, the generational wide plank floors reflecting the sunlight. As your gaze naturally lifts to the waters of the bay you notice the new colonial-style windows and realize the subtle modernity mixes perfectly with its ship-like feel. Then an English kitchen. Everything at hand and within easy reach, and adjacent to the dining area overlooking the flowers. Guests are relaxing in the open-plan living room admiring the feature staircase that leads to an exceptionally large landing space. The jewel of the home is that all three bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms which makes it, apart from a bed and breakfast, practically unique. For those who might be interested in a bed and breakfast angle, there is an additional room downstairs, currently the tv room, that could be the Innkeeper’s bedroom. The location attracts people year-round with three golf courses, Ski Wentworth, and a walk to one of the best restaurants on the shore, Wiley’s by the Wharf, Jost Vineyards nearby and bijoux Tatamagouche just beyond. But even more, you can launch your kayak or jet-ski directly from the property and explore out to the open ocean or quietly paddle at sunset amongst the eagles and ospreys of the inner bay Nature Reserve. Swim of course from the sandy beach, and perhaps spy your boat moored at the nearby wharf. Most likely you will be sipping a hot coffee on the balcony of your primary suite, your eyes taken to the vistas where the shoreline naturally provides open views in all directions. Outside the gardens are beautiful with fruits, shrubs, trees and herbaceous borders. For the practical minded, the triple garage provides all the space you need