Maybe it’s the fresh salt air, maybe it’s the friendly people – either way, we’re the best kept secret in Nova Scotia. Don’t tell anyone.
In no particular order because to us, they’re all #1
It’s a slower, relaxed pace. No traffic or parking metres here. Kids can play and build castles from sand.
Nestled among a multitude of small coves and inlets along the eastern shore of Nova Scotia, Sheet Harbour is a down-home friendly village that offers its residents a low cost of living, very low crime rate, and access to a wide variety of recreational amenities.
About 800 people call Sheet Harbour home, and the village serves the greater catchment area of 5,000 people. Many of whom come to work, shop, or go to school right here.
The area has:
Fish, kayak, sail, or power boat on the river, lake, and ocean. There are several boat launch options – we’ll even tell you where the bites are.
If kayaking and boating are your thing, we have 100 Wild Islands at our doorstep. Explore the windswept islands, hidden coves, and Instagram-friendly sunsets.
“Sheet Harbour is Open For Business” and offers an interesting value proposition for companies that are looking to expand their business:
Learn more about working in Sheet Harbour.
Sheet Harbour sits between two large rivers and fronts on the Atlantic Ocean. The Village has a scenic drive highway that goes through it on the way to Sherbrook and Cape Breton. There are also 2 other highways ending in Sheet Harbour: Highway’s #224 & 374. These crossroads offer a short commute to many of the province ’s population centres including:
Halifax, Stellarton, Truro, New Glasgow and Antigonish – all within a 1 to 1.5 hours drive of downtown Sheet Harbour.
Sculpture, pottery, scenic photography, jewellery, painting, stained glass, rug hooking and more. Our talented artists and artisans creations are shaped by the Atlantic, and our rich maritime culture.
Learn more about Artisans of the Eastern Shore.
The beauty, the quietness, neighbours who are happy to help you, inexpensive properties on and near the ocean.
Stephen and Bobbie Mildenberger
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