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This luxurious Kennebecasis Park home lends a modern and contemporary feel that matches the tranquil living areas situated inside. Spacious living and dining areas are detailed with gorgeous architectural traits accentuated by high ceilings, crisp white walls, modern mouldings, exposed beams and expansive windows within.

This proper 5 bedroom home is positioned on plenty of private land and is surrounded by the largest hardwoods and well-polished grounds. This is a home to retreat in as there are plenty of areas to do so. Take the formal living room located to the left of the main, ornate wood staircase.

This fully restored from head-to-toe, charming light-filled home with beach rights boasts the architectural integrity of an Old Rothesay home with a perfect blend of original character and an upgraded personality.

Homes that have a happy feeling are usually apparent when you step inside. This home you feel it from the driveway in large part due to the warm gray cedar shake siding, perennial gardens bursting with color, lantern lights that illuminate the front door and the ability to walk to your private beach with proper rights. This home has been considered for top-to-bottom.

A prestigious property so deeply planted within Rothesay history it was originally owned by Thomas Parks, eventually becoming an annex of the Belleview Hotel, the residence for Lieutenant Governor William Pugsley in 1926 then in later years known as Duart Hall. Within 3,740 square feet there are 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms with the utmost privacy especially in the largely treed front yard.

If the pop of blue on the cedar shakes or the clean angles of the home don’t immediately grab your attention, the view of the Kennebecasis River should do the trick. The sunsets are vibrant, watching sail boats glide across the river is tranquil and having a gradual trail that leads to the beachfront allows for another connection to nature.

Grand from the ground-up, is an accurate description for this Kennebecasis Park stunner. Whether you are into entertaining, spending quiet nights with the family, have an active lifestyle or all of the above - this dwelling is perfectly tailored to you.

Step inside this Double Dutch Colonial home and you instantly feel its charm, warmth and solid bones. This home has such a positive aura and is stacked with architectural details as evidenced by the custom wainscoting in the formal dining room and lining the staircase that is also a showstopping piece here at this dwelling.

This Darlings Island home optimizes waterfront and uniqueness unlike any other property. Placed on 1.2 acres of sheer privacy this grand home overlooks Darlings Lake with access to the Kennebecasis River. A long, paved, tree lined driveway stretches to a 2 car garage that overlooks a green grass front yard, landscaped fully complete here.

This blue and white wood siding home is positioned well with its supreme location and by being newer in an older area. Sweeping water views of the Kennebecasis River means sunsets are blazing orange from this front verandah. Landscaped with hardwoods, gardens and a wraparound paved driveway has this infill lot looking crisp on the corner of a lane-like street.

Privately situated at the end of a Rothesay street is a home with front veranda, perfect for enjoying evening sunsets over the Kennebecasis River. Enter the foyer with immediate access to the galley style kitchen and living room, where a river rock stone fireplace (wood burning), hardwood floors and high ceilings define a first impression.

CURRENTLY LEASED //. The exterior curb-appeal speaks to classiness, timelessness with a warm invitation to anyone entering the home. This is in large part to its wood siding, attached double garage with an interlocking driveway.