The location at the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf Stream determines the climate of Nova Scotia, therefore the summers are warm, sometimes even close to 30C but always accompanied by a fresh sea breeze. InsideNoVa is Northern Virginia's leading news source, with local news. Current bylaws allow for up to 6 single family residential structures to be built, or just build one dream home for yourself and keep it private.Ī fully developed shore lot, only a few miles away (complete with all services, including: water, septic, power, boat launch, wharf, floating dock and ramp, Storage shed and security gates) can also be purchased along with the island for the perfect package deal.
Local government bylaws allow for the development of the island for residential or commercial purposes, with very few restrictions on use. The only privately owned island in this area, Powers Island was originally a crown grant and still holds special privileges for subdivision, if desired. It is also only a short 2.5 mile boat ride to the nearest government boat launch and wharf In Terrence Bay and 25 minutes by car to downtown Halifax. So Close, you can paddle board to the mainland if you wanted to. CE5 practitioner, Psychic, Truth seeker, Starseed, DNA Activator, and ET Contactee -My name is Lily Nova.UFOs began visiting me over a year ago while shoot. Manassas is one of NOVA's smaller campuses, offering its students intimate class sizes and more personal attention. A huge sandy beach and crystal-clear waters welcome you with over 4,500’ of shoreline! The views from this island are beyond breathtaking.Ĭonveniently located within a few hundred yards of West Pennant, NS. Located next to Manassas National Battlefield Park, site of the first major battle of the American Civil War, the campus boasts five classroom buildings, the Mary Louise Jackson Amphitheater and the 120-seat Colgan Theater. 24 acres of giant rock formations, lush meadows, forests and the best protected harbour for many miles around.
Discover true serenity and majesty on Powers Island. Last week the world of science lost one of its giants, and a great friend to NOVA.
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