A Hillside Home at Cabot Cape Breton

Atop the cliffs of Nova Scotia’s Cape Breton Island, Hillside Home 22 is the latest real estate offering from Cabot Cape Breton, one of Canada’s top-rated golf resorts, and home to two of the world’s top 100 golf courses.

The home, designed by architect Hart Howerson, features three bedrooms and three bathrooms, and leans into the coastal aesthetic that runs through the rest of the buildings on the property. It is a modern take on the coastal cottage, emphasized by the pitched roof and light-coloured wooden cladding. Ample outdoor space in the form of a large patio allows for plenty of time spent looking out at the water from the hillside vantage point.

Inside, the open-plan concept suits the resort lifestyle, with big spaces and gathering areas to convene after a round of golf. The palette is once again coastal, with light colours and a mix of whites, greys, blues, and browns. In addition to the bedrooms and bathrooms are a well-appointed kitchen and large living area.

The home is marketed toward the golf lover, with ownership also coming with priority tee times on the Cabot courses as well as a dedicated practice area away from the bustle of the resort. It is part of a wider strategy for all Cabot resorts, tying high-quality and place-specific residential properties to world-class golf in locations including Canada, Saint Lucia, Florida, and Scotland.

Cape Breton is remote, but the proximity to the resort means homeowners can access the three restaurants on the property, ranging from fine dining to a more casual pub. Apart from the golf, the home is near the Cabot Trail, a 289-kilometre road trip taking in some of the east coast’s best views.

All in all, the home at Cape Breton offers a rare opportunity to enjoy a modern coastal retreat, remote enough to feel as if you’ve escaped a little, but with the amenities and convenience of a world-class golf resort at your front door.

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