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Swallow Bank Cottages


1450 W Big Intervale Rd

(902) 248-2021


Overview

Swallow Bank Cottages offers year-round full housekeeping cottage rentals near Nova Scotia’s famous Margaree River and Cabot Trail.

Our cottages sit on about 9 acres, with a trail at the rear of the property leading to the renowned Margaree River. With 2 one-bedroom and 2 two-bedroom cottages, there is space for individuals, couples or families to come and enjoy.

These full housekeeping cottages are equipped with everything needed for visitors to feel at home. Along with the essentials, there is also wireless internet and smart TVs in each unit.

The cottages have heat pumps installed, providing a more efficient heating method as well as much needed air conditioning for the warmer months.

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