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This waterfront P.E.I. estate comes with 19 acres of land—and an 1850s log cabin

Published: April 2, 2024
A large waterfront Prince Edward Island home surrounded by green trees, looking out to a red sand beach and a big stretch of water.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Overhead view of property

A large home with a big driveway, surrounded by trees and overlooking a red sand beach and a big stretch of water.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Front of main home

A big home with a large front porch and a big driveway. Adjacent to the home is a large detached garage.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Detached garage

A big home with a unique design. A walls come together on an angle to a point, like the bow of a ship. Both sides have lots of windows, in a symmetrical layout, and big decks extend off the home.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Back of main home, facing the water

A big front entrance way with a white door framed in wooden trim. To the right is a fridge in the kitchen. The floor is tiled with red, blue, and beige tiles.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Front entrance

A big kitchen with a colourful tiled floor, stainless steel appliances and granite countertops.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Kitchen

A big kitchen with a colourful tiled floor, stainless steel appliances and granite countertops.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Kitchen, reverse view

A big kitchen island with a granite countertop and barstools.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Granite kitchen island

A large, bright, open-concept living area with colourful tiled flooring and wood accents. Big windows reveal green trees and water outside.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Open-concept design

A large, bright, open-concept living area with colourful tiled flooring, wood accents, a leather couch and a wood stove. Big windows reveal green trees and water outside.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Main living area

A large, bright, open-concept living area with colourful tiled flooring, wood accents, and a leather couch.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Main living area, reverse view

A round dining table surrounded by chairs, in a bright open-concept living and dining area.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Dining area

A cozy bedroom with a big bed and wood accents.
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Bedroom

a bathroom with a shower
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Ensuite bathroom

A bright bedroom with a big bed.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Additional bedroom

a bathroom with a shower
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Additional ensuite bathroom

An arm chair facing the window at the bottom of a staircase. The flooring is made up of coloured tiles in red, blue, and beige.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Sitting space

A wooden staircase leads up to a loft level in a big home with lots of windows.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Stairs to loft level

A loft space with an arm chair and a telescope in front of big windows, looking out toward green trees and water.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Loft level

A downstairs hallway at the bottom of a staircase, with tiled flooring. Storage cupboards line the walls.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Lower-level hallway

Two chairs sit on a red rug in a bright room.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Lower-level living area

Two chairs sit on a red rug in a bright room.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Lower-level living area, reverse view

A red leather couch in a lower level living space. The couch faces a television, which is built into a wall of cupboards.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Television area

Two images. One shows bunk beds with a small side table, and one shows a small wooden dresser, in the same room.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Lower-level bedroom

A jacuzzi tub. Around the corner are bunk beds.
Photo by Brandon Bond
In-room jacuzzi

Two images, showing two different angles of a bathroom. The first image shows a toilet, a small table, and a window. The second image shows a sink with a mirror hanging above.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Lower-level ensuite bathroom

Two images shows different parts of the same bathroom. One image shows a walk-in shower, and the other shows a sink with a mirror hanging above.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Additional lower-level bathroom

A small library space at the bottom of a wooden staircase. Low shelves line the walls, filled with books, and a white chair sits in the middle of the room.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Lower-level library area

Interior of a big garage space. A canoe hangs from the ceiling, and a long work table lines the walls in one corner.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Garage

A small log cabin secluded by green trees, in front of the water.
Photo by Brandon Bond
1850s log cabin on-site

A covered porch on a small log cabin, with two Muskoka-style chairs.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Cabin front porch

Interior of a small log cabin, with big windows, a small table, a wood stove, and a chair.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Cabin interior

Interior of a small log cabin, with a small table and a sink.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Cabin kitchen area

Interior of a small log cabin, with a table, a big window, a sink, and a storage cupboard.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Cabin interior, reverse view

Blue and yellow Muskoka-style chairs sit on a small deck, looking out toward the water.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Cabin deck with ocean view

A small log cabin with a modern wrap-around deck, which holds two Muskoka-style chairs.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Back of cabin

Overhead view of a stretch of waterfront land covered in green trees. The waterfront is red sand beach and calm water.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Point Prim, Prince Edward Island

A red sand beach with green trees extending behind.
Photo by Brandon Bond
P.E.I.’s iconic red-sand beaches

A red sand beach with green trees extending through the land behind. A big home is visible among the trees.
Photo by Brandon Bond
Property waterfront

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This waterfront P.E.I. estate comes with 19 acres of land—and an 1850s log cabin

520 Point Prim Road, Point Prim, P.E.I. 

Waterfront: Northumberland Strait

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 4

Lot size: 19 acres

Living area: 3,500 sq. ft.

List price: $1,675,000

Date listed: June 2023

About the property

Just a 35-minute drive from Charlottetown, this Prince Edward Island home overlooks one of the province’s iconic red-sand beaches and the Northumberland Strait (reportedly home to the warmest salt water in Canada). Custom-built in 2004, the home was purposefully designed with expansive views in mind: large windows span both waterfront-facing sides of the home, and five decks (some with glass railings) offer plenty of space to relax and enjoy the breathtaking scenery. The interior is clad in wood, including ash stairs, cherry cabinets, and maple floors, plus doors, baseboards, and trim made of of solid pine throughout. The tiled main floor features colours that evoke the sky, water, and sand, bringing the beauty of the natural landscape indoors. All three bedrooms include ensuite bathrooms, ensuring privacy and convenience for guests. Also on the 19-acre property is a fully restored log cabin, built in the 1850s. It’s surrounded by trees, additional water views, and is full of rustic details, ideal for use as an extra guest space or even a short-term rental. 

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