Plenty of additional room in this 2 bedroom bungalow with walkout basement that includes 3 additional bedrooms, one with kitchenette. Located on a large lot with potential galore. Updated baked aluminum roofing with extensive warranty. Must be seen!! Call today!!Posted in: on Sunday, July 27, 2008 at at 7:03 PM 0 comments Links to this post
Easy care in this completely updated three plus bedroom home. One level plus partially finished basement that includes a large bedroom with walk in closet and bath with large jet tub and separate shower.
The main level includes easy maintenance wood look laminate flooring throughout, living room open to breakfast nook and eat-in kitchen with newer appliances and cupboards. New pressure balanced fixtures in both bathrooms, skylight in upstairs bath.
New metal roofing with transferable 50 year warranty. Fully fenced private back yard. Too many features to list - call for a viewing today!
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Priced well under assessed value - won't last long at this price!
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Luxury At A Lower Price
Other areas with a limited amount of luxury real estate (but a lot of buzz) include the west coast of Newfoundland and St. Andrews by the Sea, New Brunswick, which is seeing increasing traffic from the U.K. and Ireland, according to Christine Martysiewicz, a spokeswoman for Re/Max Promotions.
Although most homes in these areas don't reach $1 million in price, they're attracting attention from European investors who recognize the value. Most of the homes are right on the water, and job opportunities are growing--there is nearly $10 billion ($9.87 billion U.S.) in combined capital works projects pending for Newfoundland and Labrador's Avalon Peninsula.
Whether you're looking to invest in a property with potential or enjoy the spoils of an in-demand area, Martysiewicz says Canada's variety is endless.
"Canada, coast to coast, has an abundance of recreational property areas," she says. "There is a phenomenal uniqueness from province to province."
Posted in: canada's top second home spots, forbes.com, luxury homes, New Brunswick Canada, st. andrews by the sea on Monday, June 9, 2008 at at 11:11 PM 0 comments Links to this post
When the travel book 1,000 Places to See Before You Die hit bookstores in 2003, it quickly became a bestseller and an essential read for travelers and aspiring travelers everywhere. Now author Patricia Schultz continues the theme of must-visit destinations with the release of 1,000 Places to See in the USA and Canada Before You Die.
The Fundy Coastal Drive: The bay boasts the world's highest tides, rising as much as 48 feet in six hours, sculpting the area's pockmarked coastline with unique hiking opportunities.
St. Andrews-By-The-Sea: This charming village, just 30 miles from the Maine border, boasts a choice of aristocratic accommodations.
Stay At: Kingsbrae Arms Hotel www.kingsbrae.com.
Cost: $250 (off-peak) to $500 a night (peak season).
In Pictures: Top 15 Places To Visit In Canada Before You Die
Quoted from An Article on Forbes.com as Linked in the Title
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One level living in a beautifully kept executive home. This three bedroom home shows very well and boasts many features including hardwood floors, large windows, French pocket doors, birch kitchen cabinets, built in appliances, laundry room on main floor with plenty of cupboard space, large corner soaker tub in main bathroom, 36" doors for wheelchair accessibility, large deck, and professionally landscaped front and back yard. Cell: (506) 467-2263 Office: (506) 529-8777 Toll Free: 1-866-644-8777
Email: Mail@CindyKohler.com
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| Three plus bedroom family home located close to schools and large playground. Large open kitchen with dining area leading to the expansive back deck - great for entertaining or family fun. The kitchen, living room, three bedrooms and full bath are all located on the main level. The lower level contains another large bedroom, family room and second bathroom and separate laundry room. The home has new roof shingles and great landscaping, a spacious double garage, an attached workshop and a paved driveway. |
Cell: (506) 467-2263 Office: (506) 529-8777 Toll Free: 1-866-644-8777
Email: Mail@CindyKohler.com
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Do whales sleep? Not really. Whales have to be conscious to breathe so they never go into a “deep sleep” like humans do. Rather, they let one half of their brain sleep at a time and sleep about eight hours a day in this fashion.
How fast do whales swim? Typically, the bigger the whale, the slower they travel. One of the fastest whales in the Bay of Fundy is the Minke. It is known as the “cheetah of the whales” and has been clocked at speeds of up to 40 km (25 mi.) per hour!
Whale Words
Breaching
Leaping clear of the water. The whale uses its flukes under water to gain enough momentum to rocket its massive body into the air before crashing back down with an enormous splash.
Bubble Clouds
A feeding tactic. The whales swim under water, releasing clouds of bubbles that rise to the surface in a dense cloud. The bubble clouds likely confuse the fish and concentrate them in one area. The whale then swims through them, mouths wide open, and catch all the fish.
Lobtailing/Flipper Slapping
Bringing the tail out of the water and slapping it – loudly!
Logging
Lying still or near the surface.
Pods vs. Gams
A pod is used to describe a flock or school of birds, whales or other fish. A gam is often preferred to “pod” when referring to whales. The term “gam” is a Scandinavian word that means “a social visit” or “a school of whales”. When a group of whales are seen together, they are said to be “gamming” or congregating.
Run with the boat
Harbour porpoises and some of the smaller whales have been known to swim alongside the boat and jump in and out of the water as the boat travels.
Sailing
Often performed by the rare Right whale, “sailing” means hanging vertically upside-down in the water, 'standing' on its head, with its tail flukes in the air.
Spy-hopping
Raising the head slowly and vertically out of the water, then sinking below without a splash. Some scientists say this is evidence of the whale’s curiosity. They like to “spy” on their environment above the water.
Posted in: Facts about whales, Internesting Facts about New Brunswick Whale Watching, St. Andrews NB, St. Andrews New Brunswick Whale Watching, whale watching facts on Saturday, May 24, 2008 at at 11:19 PM 0 comments Links to this post
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