161 Queen Street
ASSESSED $424,100 · 2026
Taxed on $342,900 of a $424,100 assessment — $81,200 sheltered by the NS assessment cap, at $1.950 per $100.
| Jun 28, 2026 | Listed | $545,000 |
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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: 14,854 sqft lot.MEMBER · 2 SHEETS›
- Tax & closingYear one $8,270 — $1,583 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 $424,100 vs asking $545,000. A government record, not an estimate — ScotianAtlas computes no consumer valuation.
One of the most incredible classic Queen Ann style Victorian homes on the market today. Steeped in majesty, elegance, history and superior craftsmanship this spacious home exemplifies "no expenses spared" and showcases the incredible talent that was available and applied for the highest end product that cannot be duplicated today. Built in 1898 and designed by Israel Letting, who also graced Queen street with 3 others impressive mansions, (ask your agent for historical attachments) the home boasts 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, one massive chef kitchen with more than abundant storage, 2 living rooms and additional sitting rooms and viewpoints, a large formal dining room and a smaller casual dining room. Complementing the ceilings are three beautifully embossed tin ceilings, one carefully restored and two others added for consistency. The verandas, freshly revamped and painted in 2024, and upper outdoor balcony connect this amazing home with the views of the rising Fundy tides connected to the Annapolis Basin below and the bustling fishing fleet that founded the Digby community. With some of the rarest collections of 9 restored priceless stained glass windows, the most intricate wood workings as trims and features as well as a botanical high end yard including a garage has this historic symbol of status and quality a rare opportunity to purchase.
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https://www.scotianatlas.com/listing/202615948 · Retrieved Aug 31, 2026 · NOT A LEGAL SURVEY