16.3 Acres Of Ravine Oceanfront On Campobello Island

Scenic lighthouses, twisty tidal lanes, close-knit community, and marine life are a few things that are so frequented on the little fishing town of Campobello Island, it’s what this ocean-surrounded gem has become best known for in our province. These 16.3 acres of land are practically untouched, preserved in its glory of green grass fields, tall hardwoods, evergreens and ravine oceanfront territory running 1,500 feet along the water. The viewpoints from anywhere along the waterside of this land are so stretched with photo-like views of coastal islands, shimmering waves, fishing boats and whale watching tours that come in and out daily with the flow of the tides. With the vast quantity of saltwater habitants that live in these waters, it is unlikely to spend a day without seeing wildlife including seals, porpoise and whale species that feed just off the shore during summer months. Bordering the town of Lubec, Maine means a second community is accessible with a simple border crossing, a time-saver in comparison to the 20-minute ferry that is the other option for island access. In less than 30 minutes you can be anywhere on Campobello from the famous Head Harbour Lightstation and Herring Cove Provincial Park to hardworking generational small businesses and restaurants that hover over the tidal waves. To top it off, the western exposure from this part of the island is unmatched, meaning you could finish every day with a glowing sunset view in true oceanside-fashion. A picture-worthy piece of property on a postcard island.