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three churches reflecting in the harbour — one of Nova Scotia's most photographed villages.

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Living in Mahone Bay

Mahone Bay is three churches reflecting in the harbour — one of Nova Scotia's most photographed villages. As a Nova Scotia community in South Shore, 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 — Mahone Bay

Is Mahone Bay a good place to buy a home?

Mahone Bay is three churches reflecting in the harbour — one of Nova Scotia's most photographed villages. In South Shore, Nova Scotia, it offers buyers genuine maritime character and lifestyle.

What is the population of Mahone Bay?

Mahone Bay has a population of approximately 847.

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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