The Lodge at Strum Island, Private Island Paradise

Built in two phases, this six-bedroom, six and a half bathroom, Strum Island Lodge was a labor of love built over four years. The main lodge comprises two stories of living space with an expansive third-floor master suite and lounge. The fourth-floor offers an observation tower with spectacular 360-degree views and, above the tower is a traditional light house inspired Widow's Walk. Particular attention was paid to incorporate furniture grade standards into the construction of this sturdy home. A one-of-a-kind walnut-carved bar adorns the open interior, with a media room, exercise area and an impressive kitchen that will satisfy the burgeoning menu of a budding master chef or the private musings of an intimate, weekend brunch. Such attention to detail is purposefully expressed throughout the home. Property Includes: - Ten Acres - Ten Thousand Square Foot Main Lodge - Five Suites and One Junior Suite - Stunning Great Room, Bar, & Signature Fireplace - Gourmet Kitchen and Dining - Butler’s Pantry - Library Room and Tower - Rose Hut with Hot Tub - Boat House Apartment for Staff - Three Minutes from Mainland Wharf by Boat - Five Minutes to Mahone Bay Town by Car Activities Include: Big & small game hunting such as Waterfowl, Whitetail Deer and Eastern Black Bear Sport fishing such as Speckled Trout, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Striped Bass, Mackerel, Blue Fin Tuna and several Shark species Visit the world-famous Peggy’s Cove Village and the Peggy’s Point Lighthouse. Experience a day on an 1880’s family farm at Ross Farm Museum in New Ross. Sail on the iconic Bluenose II in Lunenburg. Take in a live performance at the Astor Theatre in Liverpool, The Chester Playhouse in Chester, or the Osprey Arts Centre in Shelburne. Hop aboard the Tancook Island ferry in Chester and travel to this picture-perfect island located 9.5 km (6 mi) off mainland Nova Scotia. Explore Lunenburg’s colourful waterfront, narrow streets, captivating architecture, seafaring history, award-winning restaurants, and Ironworks Distillery. Take a harbour-side stroll along historic Dock Street in Shelburne. Experience the wines and take a tour of Petite Riviere Vineyards, known as one of the oldest grape-growing regions in North America. Sample craft beers at Hell Bay Brewing Co. in Liverpool and Boxing Rock Brewing Co. in Shelburne. Explore the Dory Shop Museum in Shelburne where you can witness the art of crafting these vessels first-hand.