24 Bald Eagle Place

boundary lines are approximate 3856 sqft

Dear Potential Homeowner,

Welcome to your future home!

We are thrilled to present this beautiful property situated in Armdale near the picturesque Peninsula of Halifax. This charming residence offers not only a stunning living space but also an unbeatable location that combines convenience and community.

Nestled in a family-friendly neighborhood, this home is perfect for creating lasting memories. The area is renowned for its welcoming atmosphere, excellent schools, and safe, peaceful streets where children can play and families can thrive. You’ll find that your new neighbors take great pride in their community, fostering a warm and inviting environment for all.

One of the standout features of this property is its accessibility. Located on a major bus route, commuting is a breeze whether you’re heading into the city for work or exploring the many attractions Halifax has to offer. The Peninsula is just a short trip away, providing you with easy access to an array of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Plus, the proximity to beautiful parks and waterfront trails makes it effortless to enjoy outdoor activities and the natural beauty of the area.

As you explore this remarkable property, I invite you to envision the countless memories waiting to be made. Picture yourself hosting delightful dinner parties or enjoying morning coffee in the sunlit kitchen. Imagine lazy afternoons spent in the lush backyard, gardening, barbecuing, or simply relaxing under the shade of mature trees. This home is designed for creating timeless moments with family and friends, offering the perfect backdrop for all of life's precious occasions. Welcome to a new chapter filled with comfort, convenience, and community.

Lori Hennessey

LIFE AT 24 BALD EAGLE PLACE

BEDROOMS (3)

second floor primary with ensuite and walk-in closet + two additional bedrooms

BATHROOMS

(2 full & 2 half)

main floor powder room, primary ensuite, full bath, basement powder room

SIZES

Main Living Area: 1584 sqft

Lower Level Living Area: 515 sqft

Lot: 3,856 sqft

months

C O S T S

FEATURES

HEATPUMP (2016)

Ductless Heating and A/C on main level

HOT WATER OIL FURNACE

Replaced in August 2019

Oil tank is a 2012

BUILT-IN SINGLE GARAGE

With access to the lower level

HARDWOOD FLOORS

Throughout the main level

LAUNDRY

Situated on the top floor

FENCED BACKYARD

Backing on to a treed area

BUS ROUTE

Convenient access to public transit

UPPER

LOWER LEVEL

ESCAPE

The Story of Long Lake Provincial Park AN URBAN

On a crisp morning in Halifax, as the first light of dawn began to dance on the surface of Witherod Lake, Emily laced up her hiking boots, ready for an adventure that had become her weekend ritual. The hustle and bustle of the city seemed worlds away as she stepped into Long Lake Provincial Park, a sprawling 2,095-hectare sanctuary nestled on the outskirts of downtown Halifax

Emily had discovered this urban oasis a few years ago, shortly after the opening of the Lakeview Trail in 2016 The trail, a 5-kilometer loop, quickly became her favorite escape As she began her walk, the gravel path crunched softly underfoot, and the wide, 2-meter pathway allowed her to lose herself in the serenity without worrying about the occasional cyclist or fellow hiker passing by

Long Lake Provincial Park is just a 2 minute walk from Bald Eagle Pl.

Every 200 meters or so, Emily passed benches inviting her to sit and soak in the tranquil views. The park’s thoughtful design, with these rest stops, washrooms, and ample parking, made it a haven for anyone looking to enjoy the great outdoors without the hassle of a long drive But Emily preferred to keep moving, letting the peaceful scenery wash over her as she circled the lake.

On particularly adventurous days, Emily would veer off the main path and tackle the Pipeline Trail Loop This 3-kilometer, narrow trail presented a more rugged challenge, often requiring careful navigation through muddy sections and dense underbrush It was on these trails that Emily truly felt at one with nature, with the sounds of civilization fading into the background

Emily wasn’t alone in her love for Long Lake Provincial Park On weekends, families, dog walkers, and paddlers joined her, each finding their own piece of tranquility In the summer, she often saw children splashing in the designated swimming areas while their parents lounged on the shore, and in winter, the park transformed into a playground for snowshoeing and ice skating enthusiasts

Bird watchers, too, found joy here. Emily would sometimes stop to chat with them, learning about the different species that called the park home. Fishing enthusiasts lined the shores, casting their lines into the cool, clear waters, hopeful for a catch

The park’s appeal was not just in its beauty, but in its community spirit. Managed by the Halifax Regional Municipality and supported by local conservation efforts, Long Lake was a testament to the dedication of those who cherished these green spaces Emily often participated in community clean-ups and conservation events, feeling a deep connection to this slice of wilderness within the city

As she completed her loop around Witherod Lake and made her way back to the parking lot, Emily felt rejuvenated. Long Lake Provincial Park was more than just a park; it was a sanctuary, a place where the stresses of urban life melted away, replaced by the simple joys of nature Each visit was a reminder of the natural beauty that lay just beyond the city’s edge, waiting to be explored

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