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Land situated on the Victory Road at Greenland in the County of Annapolis and Province of Nova Scotia. Lot 3 on the survey plan. Your property has 836+/- feet of road frontage on the gravel-surfaced Victory road, a maintained government road accessible throughout the seasons. The parcel is rectangular (see sketch), with a depth of 1608+/- feet and 1,004+/- feet. Just a few feet from the eastern boundary and a few hundred meters north along Victory Road are beautiful large Stillwater (pictured) that is undoubtedly a great place to catch some brook trout and watch the waterfowl, songbirds and other wildlife. From your land, you can paddle and fish the brook and run your boat north through the broad stream and Stillwater. The lands topography is generally flat to rolling and gently sloping as you approach the stream. The land was harvested of wood a few years ago. The new growth has been commercially thinned, and new healthy growth - maple, birch, pine, fir, and spruce, and increasing. Some charming stands of mature evergreen trees remain, especially in the eastern/northeastern portions of the land and surrounding the brook. Several lakes and streams are close by (Charlotte Lake, Simpson Lake, Upper and Lower Beaver Lakes, Bear River) and provide excellent fishing and recreation opportunities. The charming community of Bear River, just 10 minutes from your land, is home to many artisans drawn here by the beauty and uniqueness of the area. Bear River is also home to vineyards, museums, general supplies… The annual September Striped Bass Fishing Tournament draws several participants from the area who try their luck to catch the longest Striped Bass along the river. The Towns of Digby and Annapolis Royal are both within easy reach and offer all the necessary conveniences and amenities. Both towns are located on the waters of the Annapolis Basis, opening up to the Bay of Fundy, which is famous for having the world’s largest tides and is the most popular destination for whale watching and the world-class scallop and lobster fishing industry. The city of Halifax and Halifax International Airport is within easy reach - 2.5 hours by car. Halifax Airport has international flights departing and arriving across Canada, USA, London, England, Frankfurt, Germany, and Glasgow, Scottland. DIRECTIONS: Getting here is easy... From Halifax, Nova Scotia, take Highway 101 south, 200km. (approx. 2 hours) to exit 23A. From exit 23A, turn left towards Clementsvale on Mary. Jane Riley Road and follow for 3.2km to Clementsvale Road. Turn on Clementsvale Road towards Bear River and take your second left on Jefferson Road. Follow Jefferson Road to Greenland Road, 2.5km. A left on Greenland Road towards Victory Road (Victory Road is your first right). In a few minutes, you will cross a small bridge. From the bridge, your land is 800 meters up the road on your left-hand side.