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Canada's oldest English-speaking settlement, historic fort, and Annapolis Valley wine gateway.

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Annapolis County
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Living in Annapolis Royal

Annapolis Royal is Canada's oldest English-speaking settlement, historic fort, and Annapolis Valley wine gateway. As a Nova Scotia community in Annapolis County, it offers residents a lifestyle shaped by the ocean, maritime history, and genuine community character.

Nova Scotia charges a Deed Transfer Tax set by each municipality — typically 1.5% of the purchase price. Halifax Regional Municipality charges 1.5%. Some rural areas may vary. Buyers should confirm the exact rate with their lawyer or agent. All agents are regulated by NSREC.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Annapolis Royal

Is Annapolis Royal a good place to buy a home?

Annapolis Royal is Canada's oldest English-speaking settlement, historic fort, and Annapolis Valley wine gateway. In Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, it offers buyers genuine maritime character and lifestyle.

What is the population of Annapolis Royal?

Annapolis Royal has a population of approximately 471.

What are the property taxes and transfer fees in Nova Scotia?

Nova Scotia charges a Deed Transfer Tax set by each municipality — typically 1.5% of the purchase price. Halifax Regional Municipality charges 1.5%. Some rural areas may vary. Buyers should confirm the exact rate with their lawyer or agent.

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