This 3-bedroom home built in 2012 has had one owner and is bursting with a quality, uplifting feel that is evident upon entering.

This Uptown Saint John gem is a historical treasure trove, chock-full of delightful woodwork and ornate details that test true to its 1850’s era.

This lengthy parcel of land stretches 5.7 acres from the roadside of Route 845 straight down to the Saint Joh River, where the pink and orange skies of prime western exposure would make for a fantastic backyard view over the shimmering waters that boarder this side of the Kingston Peninsula.

A waterfront wonder in K-Park that waves a proper welcome as you pull up to its sprawling cedar shake structure with blue riverside views, cascading vines and mature maples rooted across its lot with 120’ of waterfrontage.

Located on a waterfront, dead-end street lined with a balanced blend of year-round cottage and traditional looking homes is this 2-storey dwelling with prime waterviews and beach access.

Meticulously kept in a Millidgeville neighborhood with over 2,400 square feet of living space, this family home is solid and detailed with 15’ and 12’ tray ceilings, elegant woodwork and finishes, arched walls and built-ins over two finished levels.

Set aback on a picturesque, side street of Old Rothesay called Hibbard Lane is this red brick and cedar shake home tucked into a treed surround that towers all over, offering what is considered privacy perfection on its footprint that is over an acre of land.

A long, wooded driveway glides between the cedars of this year-round riverside property, fostering a sense of remoteness all the way down to a humble cottage that hovers over 150′ of the Saint John River shoreline.

Established on a sought-after corner lot in the most cordial community infused with family-filled homes, street hockey nets and stroller walkers is this proper 2-storey with a solid quality feel and fitting layout.

A communal sense of calm circulates this hillside home with three finished levels and waterviews from every floor to ceiling window, encased in warm wood siding and a slanted roofline perched above the Kennebecasis River.