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THIS 2 BEDROOM ON MAIN FLOOR PLUS 1 BEDROOM IN LOFT UPSTAIRS MAKES FOR A GREAT HOME. SOME HARDWOOD CERAMIC AND LAMINATE FLOORING and some newer paint and light fixtures kitchen taps etc. plus a 24×24 detached garage mancave in back no axcess for car
Welcome to 130 Howe street! This 3 unit property sits it in a highly sought after area of Sydney with ample parking near bus routes , schools and amenities. This triplex is fully occupied with all electric heat and 3 separate meters. Some recent upgr
Welcome to 27 Tain St. This beautiful home located in the heart of Sydney is close to all amenities. 5 minutes from downtown and the new NSCC and five minutes from the hospital. This home has an abundance of charm including original hardwood floors a
If you're looking for a piece of privacy just on the outskirts of Sydney this is the home for you. Just under an acre of partially cleared land hides a cozy bungalow style home complete with a large 30 X 35 detached garage. The main level of this hom
Welcome to 175-177 Union Street, where opportunity meets convenience! This solid duplex boasts not only good tenants but also a prime location with easy access to bus routes, ensuring a seamless blend of comfort and connectivity. Investors, rejoice!
Charming and well maintained 3 bedroom family home in Ashby!!! Hardwood floors in dining room & living room. Fireplace in living room. Numerous upgrades over the years: furnace, heat pumps, roofing shingles, blown-in insulation in attic & walls and u
Take a walk through 178 Harold St. with the attached virtual tour. Well maintained, two bedroom, bungalow on a dead end street in the beautiful south end of Sydney. This bungalow features a lovely back yard, new roofing shingles, separate dining area
Move in ready home in a central location in Sydney with recent upgrades. As you walk in the back door you will be welcomed by the bright, open kitchen and dining room space with views of Sydney Harbour. Also on the main floor, is a large living room
Welcome to 439 Bentinck Street, a charming family retreat located on a quiet dead-end street in the heart of Sydney, NS. This delightful home offers three bedrooms, one and a half baths, and a perfect blend of comfort, convenience and character. Step
New beginnings and fresh starts! Welcome to this inviting , spacious family home located in the heart of Sydney offering ample space for your family and friends. With 3 bedrooms , 3 bathrooms, additional bonus rooms with the third level and basement
Cozy 2 bedroom home recently refinished and within walking distance to all amenities. Situated on a corner lot, this home is move in ready and currently used to generate short term rental income. Located on a bus route this cozy 2 bedroom 1 level hom
Welcome to 33 Central Street in Sydney, ready to move in inclusive of all furniture as it is. There is a spacious fenced backyard with wooden benches along with a fire pit. In addition to that, there is a portable canopy with chairs and a table. Also
Experience the best of suburban living at 13 Havelock Street! This updated home combines modern aesthetics with classic charm, creating an inviting atmosphere that's perfect for today's lifestyle. Step inside to discover a renovated interior featurin
Convenient location and affordable! This older 3 or 4 bedroom home, (4th bedroom window to be egress verified) Large living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry on main floor, separate entrance off kitchen. 3 bedrooms and bath on second floor. Basemen
Whether you're looking to build a home, establish a thriving business, or invest in a piece of Sydney's hot real estate market, this plot offers the foundation for a bright future. Don't miss out on this opportunity! (id:55532)
Key Features Include: 1.) Customizable floor plan: Decide where you want walls, or if you want them at all! 2.) Natural lighting 3.) Comes with a complimentary set of slightly used construction materials scattered artistically around the premises 4.)
Discover 136 Legacy Street, a charming duplex perfectly situated in Ashby's desirable neighborhood. This well-maintained property, currently housing stable tenants and generating strong cash flow, offers investors a hassle-free addition to their port
A prime location for a new build or a duplex. Attention Contractors. Are you ready for a new build and can't find the perfect lot, well look no further. Two pid included in this land located in Sydney, a prime area for a duplex as its close to the up
Very well maintained home located in a peaceful and quiet neighborhood. As you drive up to the property there is a double paved driveway and an 18 X 24 attached and heated garage. Through the garage you enter into a very nice eat in kitchen then into
This beautifully renovated, 4 bedroom home is awaiting new owners! On the main level you will find a spacious updated kitchen with a dining area, a living room, a 2 piece bath, a front foyer and a back porch with laundry. There are 4 bedrooms and a f
About Sydney, NS
Sydney, Nova Scotia is a coastal community of over 31,000 people. Located on Cape Breton Island, this city has a rich maritime history that locals are sure to take part in. Coined the largest urban centre on the island, Sydney attracts visitors from all over the province to see its beautiful and historic waterfront views. With humble beginnings starting in 1604, Sydney is now home to a richly diverse population of people from around the world.
As a city on the ocean, many of Sydney’s home-buying opportunities are on the waterfront. Overall, Sydney has homes that range in price depending on their size and location, with the average house costing around $149,000. The housing tends to be significantly more affordable than the Nova Scotia average and other Canadian cities.
The area’s economy centres around coal mining and fishing, but tourism now plays an important role because of attractions like Cabot Trail Scenic Drive and Fortress Louisbourg National Historic Site. Major employers in the area include Bowater Mersey, Michelin, and the Cape Breton Development Corporation. The Sydney business district is home to the Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board, which regulates all oil exploration in Nova Scotia’s offshore area.
Sydney is home to Cape Breton University and a campus of Nova Scotia Community College, and many elementary and secondary schools. With both private and public options to choose from, Sydney is sure to have the education opportunities your family needs.
Sydney also has several museums such as The Coastal Discovery Centre of Cape Breton, Cape Breton Miners’ Museum, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Archives, and Cape Breton Centre for Craft. Located within the Discovery Centre is a planetarium and an observatory that put on public shows. Sydney is also close to Alexander Graham Bell’s first telephone factory and the oldest Protestant church in North America, St. Paul’s Anglican Church. Don’t forget to lock in your Sydney experience with a visit to the World’s Largest Fiddle!
This vibrant community has much to offer – whether you are purchasing your first home or upgrading to a new one. The city’s vibrant and active community is sure to impress as you explore this area of Nova Scotia.
Sydney Transportation
Sydney is connected to the mainland by ferry. The Cabot Trail Scenic Drive along Cape Breton Island runs through this city and is a great way to get around. The road that runs through Sydney is considered one of the best scenic drives in the world. The roads are well-kept, and driving around the area provides just as beautiful of an experience as walking would. Speaking of walking, because it’s a small coastal town, walking and biking are popular options for Sydney locals. The JA Douglas McCurdy Sydney Airport is also nearby to provide flights in and out of the city.
Distance to Nearby Cities
- 19km (12 miles) to New Waterford
- 20km (12 miles) to Glace Bay
- 22km (14 miles) to North Sydney
- 398km (247 miles) to Halifax
Things To Do in Sydney, NS
This coastal city is full of interesting things to see. With activities and attractions as unique as its culture, Sydney won’t leave you bored (especially if you love nature). Here are some of our favourite spots to check out:
- Sydney Downtown Development Association
- The Sydney Downtown Development Association is a great place to start looking for what’s happening downtown. Check their activities page often to find events or festivals, such as the many local craft fairs in the summer months. You can also sign up for their newsletter, where they list all of the events and local happenings.
- The Big Fiddle
- The Big Fiddle is located at the heart of downtown Sydney and is one of the most unique things to do in town. It’s a giant instrument you can climb on and explore, which overlooks an outdoor sculpture park full of beautiful art to view. The park even hosts public events throughout the year if you want to stop by and check it out.
- Cape Breton Centre for Craft and Design
- Located in downtown Sydney, this is the place to go for all things handmade and locally designed. The centre offers visitors a chance to view over 60 galleries, and local artisans at work. There are also live demonstrations by some of the designers themselves! Stop by again during holiday weekends for special events or open houses throughout the year.
- Petersfield Provincial Park
- Located about 20 minutes outside of Sydney, this park is the perfect place to go for a hike. There are numerous trails and bridges with gorgeous views of the ocean. Located along the Bras d’Or Lake, Petersfield Provincial Park has fishing available all year-round as well.
- Baille Ard Nature Trail
- This is an easy trail to explore with the whole family. The trail takes you through a coastal forest, right up to a sandy beach overlooking the Bras d’Or Lake. You can stop by Baille Ard Lighthouse on your way back up for a breathtaking view of Cape Breton Island. The entire hike should take about 2 hours to complete, with plenty of stops along the way to enjoy the scenery.
- Jost House Museum
- This museum offers a glimpse into Nova Scotian history, as it is one of the oldest homes in Sydney. The home was built for merchant Ludwig Jost and his family who immigrated from Germany and lived there from 1831 to 1898. Now you can explore this beautiful building guided by historic interpreters dressed in traditional Victorian clothing. You’ll also get to try your hand at weaving and even make a craft of your own.
- Breton Brewing Co.
- For a fun night out, join the locals at the Breton Brewing Co. Not only will you get to sample some of their award-winning beer available in Sydney or Halifax, but you can even go for the “tasting flights,” which include 4 small samples of brews paired with local cheeses. You’ll also get to watch a video on the brewery’s history and how they make their beer.
- Membertou Heritage Park
- If you’re interested in learning the history of Nova Scotia’s indigenous people, then this is a must-see for you. Located on the East side of Sydney, Membertou Heritage Park showcases the rich Mi’kmaq culture, which was once thriving in Sydney and surrounding areas. Walk along the walking trails or watch an outdoor theatre performance about the Mi’kmaq people.
- Sydney Merchant Mariners Memorial
- If you’re a fan of military history, check out this memorial located on the corner of George and Sydney Streets. The monument holds the names of every Merchant Navy war casualty in Sydney from WWI and WWII. There are also two cannons and a sword mounted nearby which were once used as protection for Nova Scotia during wartime.
- Cossit House Museum
- Built in the 1800s, this historic home now functions as a museum on Sydney’s downtown waterfront. You’ll get to explore 4 separate rooms filled with furniture from different periods as well as traditional household items. The Cossit House Museum also holds special events throughout the year that you can sign up for when planning your trip.
Sydney Day Trips
Looking to explore a bit more of what Nova Scotia has to offer? Lucky for you, Sydney is within just a few hours of some unforgettable day trips. Here are some of our favourites to get you started:
- Glace Bay Miners Museum
- Come to see and hear about coal mining in Nova Scotia! This museum is a tribute to the miners who worked in Cape Breton for decades. It includes a mock mine tunnel, a locomotive, cars, and many exhibits telling the history of coal mining. The museum is a working coal mine where you can go underground on an original elevator from 1900 and learn about this time period first-hand. Only about 30 minutes away from Sydney, this is a great educational day trip for a