A lovely cottage on three acres of meadow and forest in the extraordinary Aspy Bay region of Cape Breton. The house offers serene, panoramic views of South Harbour, South Mountain and the ridge of mountains that extend to Cape North, the island's easternmost point and essentially the end of North America. The space The cottage, with two comfortable bedrooms, an airy screened porch and a large kitchen and common room filled with light and water views, is tucked among birch trees at the end of a point, surrounded on three sides by water. It comes equipped with two classic Old Town canoes. The screened porch offers the perfect spillover for eating, reading, lounging, playing cards. The property is about a mile off the Cabot Trail and a short hop from White Point, Dingwall and the incredible South Harbour Beach. From the cottage you can paddle across the harbor to the beach, or fish for stripped bass as the bald eagles fly overhead. By mid July the point is thick with blueberries. From here you can easily reach all the wonders of outer Cape Breton, from whale watching at Bay St. Lawrence and Meat Cove to day tripping over to Cheticamp and the world-class salmon fishing in the Margaree River. Several of the towns nearby--Cape North, Neils Harbour, Ingonish--have a variety of dining options. Nearby rivers offer topnotch fly fishing, cliff jumping and fresh-water swimming. The cottage is adjacent to Highlands National Park, with its countless inland and coastal trails. The cottage is available from mid May till the end of October and is ideal for one or two couples, a family of four, or for anyone seeking solitude and calm. Guest access Guests have use of the main floor of the house and the entire three-acre property, including two canoes. The kitchen is fully equipped for meal preparation and is stocked with essentials like spices and condiments. Registration Details RYA-2023-24-03191256108008346-241