This is an iconic home, one that resonates in your mind long after the initial drive by. Built by its owner and current homeowner, this home has been cherished and tended-to far beyond most.

A joyful home that has been renovated with traces of character and is set-up as a proper two-family with separate entrances to each unit.

The neighborhood surrounding this cleared Rothesay lot is chock full of new homes.

This 5-bedroom home is the best of both worlds both inside and out. Inside has generous room throughout with a family focused floorplan and outdoors has a completely fenced-in green grass backyard, flat neighbourhood streets for walking, biking, roller blading with access to designated trails close by.

A high quality home professionally designed by Murdock & Boyd Architects in 2004, this storey-and-a-half has 9’ ceilings on a quiet street that runs alongside the water and is positioned directly at Long Island for rock face and sunset views all year long.

This uplifting home built in 2003 is on a gently elevated lot with sweeping water views from both inside and outside on the larger front stone verandah.

This lovely Quispamsis neighbourhood holds some of the most family frequented streets along its sidewalks where it is routine to pass by mid-morning joggers, dog walkers and daily bus stop drop-offs.

A Cape Cod style of home is often imagined as the ultimate relaxation place, deeply embedded in our subconscious as what summer vacation is.

An opportunistic building site that is centrally located, large in size, flat all around with fantastic roadside exposure and a location that is more than convenient for the coming and going of highway access.

This gleaming 3-bedroom home, placed within a clean-cut subdivision on a cul-de-sac is surrounded by green space, quarter of an acre lot, and newly planted hydroseed awaiting the arrival of a green backyard.