3950 Lawrencetown Road, Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia

About This Property

Perfectly positioned between Lawrencetown & Conrad's Beach, 3950 Lawrencetown Road offers a rare opportunity to experience coastal Nova Scotia living on a grand scale. Set on a spectacular property with 758' of oceanfront, this sprawling estate blends historic character with thoughtful modern additions where careful attention has been given to function, finishes, and feng shui. Originally crafted in the mid-1930s, the homes original timber frame remains the architectural anchor, with expansive east and west wings seamlessly added in 2008. Built with longevity in mind, the home features an ICF foundation, hand cut stone imported from Louisiana, backup generator, and solid oak doors and millwork throughout, reflecting craftsmanship rarely found today. A grand foyer welcomes you with a generous coat closet & guest powder room before opening into the main living room where cascading natural light, wood and propane beach stone fireplaces, and a dramatic wall of windows frame sweeping ocean views. Designed for entertaining, the living space flows into a formal dining room with seating for twelve, imported French chandeliers, and butlers access to the kitchen. The eat-in kitchen features high-end appliances, Nova Scotia granite countertops, and a cozy breakfast nook with propane fireplace and direct access to the Japanese garden & oceanfront grounds. The upper west wing hosts a spacious primary retreat with ensuite and dual walk-in closets with custom cabinetry. A private office connects to the adjoining den, while a guest suite with ensuite completes the level. The lower level is dedicated to wellness with a home gym & spa including sauna, steam room, and indoor pool. The east wing offers a family room with beach stone fireplace, three additional bedrooms each with their own ensuite, and a lower level wine cellar. A triple car garage connects to the laundry, storage, and owners entry. A remarkable oceanfront estate offering privacy, scale, and timeless coastal li