Crandall Point Road to causeway to Oak Island. Turn right after crossing causeway, home can be seen across parking lot. With 280' of shoreline, and 3+ acres, the waterfront property of famed treasurer hunter Dan Blankenship is now available for new owners to make it their own. The 1970s spacious bungalow, with a 2006 addition, has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, an open concept kitchen / dining / living room and a lower level study. The garage is conveniently built-in to the lower level and there is no shortage of storage. The 12' x 12' deck overlooks the water. Although there have been several treasure hunters on Oak Island over the years, no one has been as passionate as the late Dan Blankenship, who spent over 54 years chasing his dream of finding the elusive treasure. Dan's appearances on the TV series "The Curse of Oak Island" launched him into world wide fame in his senior years, as he was known at the time as the living "Legend of Oak Island." There are only a few owners of Oak Island, including three permanent homes. The island is accessed year round by a causeway. Oak Island is one of 365 islands in the waters of Mahone Bay, between the village of Chester and the towns of Mahone Bay and UNESCO's Lunenburg. Art Centre, Playhouse, seaside golf, yacht club, cafes, artisan shops and more, on Nova Scotia's treasured South Shore, the Bluenose Coast, all here waiting for you! (id:27476)
