Colindale Beach Villas: The Seascape Mini Villa
Port Hood
About
Welcome to this brand-new Mini Villa designed to accommodate a couple or a family of three within Colindale Beach Villas — a breathtaking, 100+ acre ocean-front destination with a nature trail and secluded, sandy swimming beach. Located within 5 minutes of Port Hood, half an hour from Cabot Cliffs and an hour from the Cabot Trail.
Enjoy ocean views and stunning sunsets from the comfortable, open-concept living area and sundeck.
Features:
- Open-concept living area with sensational views of the ocean, nature and Sutherland’s pond.
- West-facing sundeck with outdoor chairs for taking in epic Cape Breton sunsets
- Queen-sized bed with pillow-top mattress and comfortable linens
- Sofa Bed which is able to accommodate a third person
- Three-piece bathroom with sink, shower and toilet
- Coffee and tea station
- Full kitchen, including fridge, microwave, stove, sink and dishwasher
- Propane BBQ
- Wi-Fi, heat and air conditioning
- Smart TV (for streaming services such as Netflix or Prime; cable TV is not provided)
- 240-volt electrical outlet to support electrical vehicle (EV) charging.
Due to the presence of an un-lifeguarded beach, wilderness and wildlife on the property, children should be 8 years or older to stay.
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