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Nova Scotia: Cheap Living and Retirement in Canadas Hidden Paradise




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A beautiful and inexpensive place in North America where

oceanfront and lakeside lots can be had for as little as $10,000

(or a charming 3-bedroom home on several acres can be yours for

under $50,000). Sound like a dream? It's not. This slice of

Heaven does exist. Nestled in the North Atlantic on Canada's

east coast, Nova Scotia is a little-known paradise steeped in

Scottish, Irish and English history. For the potential

expatriate or retiree, Nova Scotia has a lot to offer...cheap

real estate, a low cost of living, unspoiled natural

environment, friendly people and lifestyle opportunities to suit

virtually every taste. Coastal property prices are among the

lowest in North America and with the local government rolling

out the red carpet to newcomers, it has the potential to become

North Americas next great retirement haven.



Nova Scotia has long been a favorite escape for savvy Canadians

and Europeans, yet few Americans live or retire in this

secretive outpost. Why? Well, perhaps it's because Nova Scotia

isn't a destination you stumble across by accident. Almost

completely surrounded by water, it lies hidden between the

Atlantic Ocean, the Bay of Fundy, the Northumberland Strait, and

the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

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Canadas second-smallest province (21,425 square miles), Nova

Scotia is about half the size of Pennsylvania with a population

of just under 1 million people. Its craggy 4,600-mile coastline

is dotted with quaint fishing villages, lighthouses and working

seaports. Over 3,800 islands lie off its shores (some are for

sale); the largest being Cape Breton, which is nearly a quarter

size of mainland Nova Scotia. Most of Nova Scotias population

is concentrated along the coast. The largest city is the

capital, Halifax, in which about 40% of the provinces

population lives (much of the interior is heavily forested and

sparsely populated). The area's most famous part-time residents

are Jack Nicholson, Demi Moore, Paul Simon, Billy Joel, Roger

Moore, and Alan Arkin, all of whom have summer homes here.



Live the Good Life...stress free Nova Scotia is one of those

places that can seduce you through its sheer natural beauty. The

seemingly endless stretches of picturesque coastline, a lush

green countryside, the beautiful colors of autumn, and the

friendliness of its people, make it one of the most livable

places in North America. Nova Scotia has a bit of something for

everyone: old-world European architecture, everything is close

to the water, New England-style charm, great restaurants and

leisure opportunities, and slow-paced towns that haven't changed

much since the 19th Century, where fishing and enjoying the

outdoors is a way of life. The climate is another plus. Summer

temperatures range from the mid 60s to the low 80s, with the

winters being much milder (with less snow) that you'd expect to

see north of the border. Like the United States, Canada has a

fully democratic system that respects individual rights and

freedoms. In fact, Canada has some of the strictest personal and

financial privacy laws in the world.



Compared with many places in the United States, Nova Scotia

enjoys a low crime rate, with incidents of violent being

remarkably low. Americans don't need a visa to spend up to 180

days as a tourist in Canada and non-citizens may buy property

without restrictions.



Live the good life on less than $25,000 a year. Besides the fact

that there's no such thing as a rat race in Nova Scotia, you can

legally enjoy perks that are forbidden at home (such as being

able to smoke genuine Cuban cigars). Its biggest asset is its

cost of living. Youll pay $12 a month for cable TV and $28 a

month for home telephone service (or use a public payphone for

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just 20)...you can have fresh lobster, potato salad, coleslaw,

bread, and mouthwatering dessert at a charming local restaurant

for $17, and that includes a good bottle of local wine!



Affordable Real Estate To give you an example of the costs in

U.S. Dollars, here are some properties on offer right now (late

May 2005): A beautiful private 1-acre lakefront lot (only 35

minutes from the capital) for only $10,500, and a 3/4-acre lot

with ocean views: asking price: $14,500 (just an hour from the

capital), both perfect places to build your dream home.



A 4-bedroom home overlooking the harbor in a charming private

neighborhood for $53,750.



A 5-acre lot to build your dream home on in a new development

right on the Atlantic Ocean neat several country clubs for

$36,400.



A newly-renovated ocean-view 4-bedroom home within walking

distance of a golden sand beach and the local general store (and

only a 10-minute drive from one of Canada's most picturesque

historic towns) can be yours for only $105,000.



A secluded, yet accessible 340-acre parcel of land that

includes a lake on the property (your own private fishing and

hunting reserve). The cost: $101,000.

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A fully-furnished bachelor apartment in the city for $500 a

month, which all utilities, indoor parking, TV, microwave, bed

linens, dishes and eating utensils. Only a 10-minute walk to the

ferry.



These deals and many more make this little-known place worth

investigating. Right now is the perfect time to get into Nova

Scotia on the ground floor, before the mainstream media lets

everyone in on the secret and prices begin to soar.



For more information about living, retiring and investing in

Nova Scotia, visit: www.nsliving.info.







About the author:

Phillip Townsend is author of Passport to Canada: The Complete

Guide to Living and Retiring in Nova Scotia. His website is

www.nsliving.info.



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