Modern lakeside living. A vibrant, active community surrounded by lush natural landscape. The sense that you are miles away from the hurried pace of the city, yet only minutes from Bedford and Halifax.

This is Indigo Shores at McCabe Lake.

Indigo Shores is Halifax’s premier lakefront community. Located on popular McCabe Lake, the community will feature over 450 large, wooded home sites, built over several years.

Indigo Shores offers a variety of home site options including lakefront lots with direct access to McCabe Lake, riverfront lots on the Sackville River, as well as lots with beautiful views of the lake. Indigo Shores will also offer community lake access for all residents to enjoy everything McCabe Lake has to offer.

The Community – Indigo Shores is a lakefront community conveniently located directly off of Highway 101, via Exit 2A. The community is minutes from shopping at the Bedford Commons and the Burnside Industrial Park, and 25 minutes to Downtown Halifax.

Indigo Shores is located directly off of Highway 101 via Exit 2A – Margeson Drive. The community is 20 minutes from Downtown Halifax, 10 minutes from the Bedford Commons, and 10 minutes from the Burnside Industrial Park.

McCabe Lake

McCabe Lake is a beautiful and pristine lake situated between Highway 101 and Hammonds Plains Road. Spanning 2.5 kilometers and reaching depths of 15 meters, McCabe Lake is one of the largest freshwater, motorized boat friendly lakes in HRM. Perfect for water skiing, pontoon boats, swimming, canoeing and kayaking, McCabe Lake truly has something to offer all residents of Indigo Shores.

The Lake – McCabe Lake is one of Nova Scotia’s most beautiful and pristine motorized boat friendly lakes. Perfect for swimming, boating, and fishing, Indigo Shores will feature community lake access for all residents to enjoy the lake.

Schools:

• Sackville Heights Elementary Grade Primary – 5
• Sackville Heights Junior High Grade 6 – 8
• Millwood High School Grade 9 – 12

Coming Soon – Indigo Shores Park. Anticipated for 2017, the Indigo Shores park will feature boardwalks with access to the lake, canoe launch, and a picnic area. The park will allow all Indigo Shores residents to enjoy McCabe Lake.

Coming Soon – Commercial Plaza. We continue to work with the HRM to develop a commercial plaza on either side of the Margeson Drive interchange. Indigo Shores residents will enjoy the convenience of shops and services only minutes from your home.

Source: http://indigoshores.ca/

Opening up into the Washmill Lake Extension, close to Bayer’s Lake, and providing easy access to Highway 102, Mount Royale is well located in the heart of Halifax for anyone looking for a great place to call home.

Directions: Dunbrack to Regency Park Drive, to Abercrombie, left on Bentley.

Welcome to sought after Mount Royale Subdivision, one of the most recognised areas in Halifax for its proximity to downtown Halifax and Bayer Lake Shopping mall. This elite subdivision is just minutes away from downtown, but miles away from the hustle and hassle of downtown living. Located in a brand new subdivision in Clayton Park, you will fi nd a more comfortable lifestyle for you and your family!

One of the hottest selling neighbourhoods in Halifax with only a few elite homes available which backs onto over eight acres of green space.

Old Ashburn Golf Course: Just outside the city-Ashburn has no rival in Eastern Canada. Incredible practice facilities, stately clubhouses, and an inviting and friendly membership make Ashburn the perfect club for players of all ages. Unique, vibrant, and inviting, experience Eastern Canada’s only truly private golf club. HALIFAX’S PRIVATE GOLF EXPERIENCE.

Mount Royale Community is close to the The Halifax Mainland Commons which is full of recreation options. Baseball fi elds, soccer fi elds, the Canada Games Centre and the BMO Soccer Centre accompany the walking trails, off-leash dog park and Mainland North Linear Parkway. The main loop takes under an hour to walk, and also connects to Main Avenue in Fairview, and the previously mentioned Mainland North Linear Parkway. No matter what kind of outing you’re looking for, the Mainland Common accommodates just about all of them, without the need for a car.

Fox Harbour Nova Scotia is a Canadian rural community in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, situated on a peninsula extending into the Northumberland Strait. It reportedly received its name from a Captain Fox who stayed there at a point the Seven Years’ War. The community’s primary industries are agriculture, fishing and tourism. Fox Harbour is located on a harbour of the same name; the community of Lower Gulf Shore is to the west and Wallace is to the south. Situated along the spectacular rugged sea coast of the Northumberland Strait and lured away from the sea to sheltered forests, expansive wetlands and deep rocklines lakes, Wallace, Nova Scotia is a picturesque village with a diverse cultural heritage. The remnants of Mi kmaq habitation and the Acadian Dykes are visible reminders of our first Native and European settlers. This fishing and hunting community was then called Remsheg, meaning “ the place between”, in the original Mi kmaq language.

Fox Harb’r Resort During the late 1990s, the entrepreneur Ron Joyce developed an exclusive luxury resort and gated community situated around Cape Cliff on the north side of the peninsula between the community and the Northumberland Strait. Fox Harb’r is almost directly north of Halifax on the shores of the Northumberland Strait, with a vista of Prince Edward Island across the fishing boat-flecked water. Over a square mile in area, the resort’s property goes from one side of gently rolling Smith Point to the other, with vineyards on its south side running down towards a sheltered bay. It’s that bay—Fox Harbour— that gives the resort its name, and that apostrophe is meant to reflect the place’s laid back and friendly feel.

While the resort is mostly sited to take advantage of its ocean setting, on its south side leading down to the sheltered waters of Fox Harbour itself, a nascent vineyard is ready to join Nova Scotia’s growing viticulture sector. Fox Harb’r has partnered with Jost Vineyards, the province’s largest winemaker, to create their own wines once the vines have matured sufficiently in a few years time.

WALLACE BAY NATIONAL WILDLIFE AREA TRAIL – The Wallace Bay National Wildlife Area Trail near Pugwash in the Northumberland Shore region is a 4 km loop trail along diked wetlands, in an important migration and breeding habitat for waterfowl.

WALLACE AREA MUSEUM – The Wallace and Area Museum has approximately four kilometres of trails open to visitors. The museum houses over 6000 artifacts from the DavisonKennedy families, who built the Museum’s heritage home in 1839, and operated a shipyard on the property.

BLUE SEA BEACH PROVINCIAL PARK – Blue Sea Beach Provincial Park is located in Malagash in the Northumberland Shore region. The park offers a beautiful wide, sandy beach and dune system on the Northumberland Strait. Park features include a change house and a small picnic area and short boardwalk to the beach. Birdwatching opportunities.

FOX HARBOUR PROVINCIAL PARK – Fox Harbour Provincial Park is a small, picturesque picnic park on the shore of Fox Harbour in the Northumberland Shore region (4 km (2.5 mi) north of Route 6 at Wallace), with a sandy beach and warm water. Change rooms and vaulted toilets are available.