14 Cross Street
ASSESSED $172,900 · 2026
Taxed on $111,300 of a $172,900 assessment — $61,600 sheltered by the NS assessment cap, at $1.025 per $100.
| Jun 2, 2026 | Listed | $256,000 |
| Jun 14, 2022 | Soldregistry | $172,000 |
| Jan 20, 2020 | Soldregistry | $58,000 |
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ARITHMETIC ON PUBLISHED RATES — NOT A QUOTE, NOT ADVICE · SNS DEED-TRANSFER LIST JULY 2026
- Parcel DossierSix sections, one document — the parcel, the ground, the ledger, the evidence, the cost, the screens.MEMBER · READY›
- Site Plan · TerrainS-1 and S-2 — dimensions, then the ground in section. Lot on record: 0.91 acres.MEMBER · 2 SHEETS›
- Tax & closingYear one $1,772 — $631 more than the seller pays today, because the cap resets on sale.FREE›
- Sold compsRegistry sales around this parcel, on your own radius and window.MEMBER›
- CompareHold this beside your finalists — asking, $/sqft against the area, tax after purchase.FREE›
Latest assessment $172,900 vs asking $247,900. A government record, not an estimate — ScotianAtlas computes no consumer valuation.
2026 assessments in Bear River run $3,320 to $302,280 (10th–90th percentile, 287 properties). Position within the distribution is a fact of the roll, not an opinion of value.
Compiled from provincial mapping — approximate, not a legal survey. Full dimensions and print live on the Site Plan sheet.
Single-family home set atop a gentle hill in the village of Bear River, often called the Switzerland of Nova Scotia, offering an approachable option for first-time buyers or retirees looking to settle into village life surrounded by natural beauty. The open-concept main floor creates an easy, connected space for entertaining or everyday living, anchored by a newer wood stove that adds warmth and rustic character through the colder months. Upstairs, the second level offers cozy, quiet rooms that make a comfortable retreat at the end of the day. Outside, a two-sided deck gives you room for outdoor dining and relaxing, framed by mature old trees, and the lot has space for a dog run or a large vegetable garden for anyone with a green thumb or a love of the outdoors. Parking is well covered with two garages. The village's main street, home to art galleries, a welcoming coffee shop, and a small restaurant known for excellent food, is just a short walk away. The property also sits a short distance from a public boat ramp on the tidal Bear River, an appealing detail for boaters or anyone drawn to quiet time along the water. With its hillside setting, walkable village core, and riverside access, this lovely home suits buyers ready to trade pace for community and scenery in one of the province's most distinctive small villages. Some furnishings are negotiable and can be negotiated separately after purchase.
Recorded by the listing brokerage in the NSAR accessibility fields — most portals never show these.
https://www.scotianatlas.com/listing/202613036 · Retrieved Sep 1, 2026 · NOT A LEGAL SURVEY