For Sale: $649,000 CAD

4 Beds
2 ½ Baths
Single Family
Detached
2,139 sq ft
Lot 22,959 sq ft
Driveway
In house
Year Built: 1989
MLS: 202610831
Parcel: 41396581
Property Tax: $3,741.78/year

Family-Friendly Four-Level Side Split on a Private Cul-de-Sac Lot with West-Facing Backyard, 2.5 Baths, Multiple Living Spaces & Easy Access to Burnside and Halifax

Welcome to 2 Woods Court, a home that offers the kind of family-friendly lifestyle buyers are always hoping to find but rarely get in one neat little package. Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac in Beaver Bank, this four-level side split delivers a thoughtful blend of space, privacy, functionality, and community — the sort of place where kids can play outside, neighbours actually know each other, and your home still feels like a private retreat at the end of the day.

The layout is one of the home’s strongest features. With four finished levels, the home naturally separates everyday living in a way that makes sense for busy families. The main level features the kitchen and living room, where a large east-facing bay window brings in beautiful morning light. It is the kind of space that feels warm and welcoming from the moment the day begins.

Upstairs, you will find three bedrooms and the main bathroom, including a spacious primary bedroom with two large closets and enough room for a king-sized bed. Whether you need bedrooms for children, guests, or a home office, the upper level keeps the main sleeping areas together while still feeling nicely tucked away from the busier parts of the home.

The lower levels add flexibility that families will immediately appreciate. With an additional bedroom, a full bathroom, and multiple living spaces, there is room for everyone to spread out. One area could easily become a kids’ playroom, gaming space, or teen hangout, while another can remain a quieter adult living area. That separation matters. Because let’s be honest, sometimes the children need their own zone — and so do the grown-ups.

The sellers have completed several updates that make the home feel fresh and move-in ready. A second full bathroom was added in the basement, bringing the home to 2.5 baths, a major upgrade for everyday family convenience. The home has also been freshly painted throughout, with updated electrical switches, outlets, and thermostats changed from brown to white for a cleaner, more modern look. In the kitchen, you will find new cabinet hardware, updated light fixtures, a new fridge, and a new dishwasher.

Outside, the property continues to shine. The lot is one of the larger lots in the area, offering a wonderful sense of privacy while still being part of a subdivision. The west-facing backyard receives sun from early afternoon into the evening, making it ideal for summer barbecues, gardening, kids playing outside, or simply sitting with a drink at the end of the day pretending you are not mentally reviewing your to-do list. There is even a small raised garden box already in place.

Parking is another major bonus. The driveway has room for multiple vehicles and has accommodated a large truck and a 35-foot camper, making it practical for households with extra vehicles, recreational toys, trailers, or visiting family.

The neighbourhood itself is a huge part of the appeal. Two Woods Court has the rare feeling of a true community. The cul-de-sac is quiet, low-traffic, and family-oriented, with a mix of young families and older couples. Children in the neighbourhood are often outside playing ball hockey or basketball, and neighbours connect through informal gatherings, community yard sales, ugly Christmas sweater parties, and even a private cul-de-sac Facebook group. It is safe, social, and welcoming without feeling busy or overbuilt.

For families, the location is especially practical. Beaver Bank Kinsac Elementary is nearby, with positive feedback from local parents, and the school bus ride is under five minutes. There is also a highly rated daycare on Kinsac Road, approximately five minutes away.

While the home offers a quieter suburban setting, you are still well connected. Sackville’s grocery stores, restaurants, and core amenities are about a 10-minute drive away. Tucker Lake Pizza is only about two minutes from home, Beaver Bank Station is about five minutes away, and food delivery services such as Skip the Dishes and Uber Eats are available. Commuters will also appreciate the convenient access to Burnside, approximately 20 minutes away with help from the newer highway connector, while Downtown Halifax is approximately 30 minutes away, depending on traffic.

2 Woods Court is ideal for buyers looking for more than just a house. It offers space to grow, room to breathe, a sunny private backyard, a practical layout, meaningful updates, and a neighbourhood where families can actually feel connected. It is comfortable, functional, and full of the everyday details that make a home work beautifully for real life

Amenities

Four-Level Side Split
Updated Kitchen
Freshly Painted
Oversized Backyard
Extended Driveway

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Family Side-Split Home on Woods Court, Beaver Bank | Halifax Real Estate

Presented by Sandra Pike, REALTOR® — The Pike Group, Royal LePage Atlantic

Executive Overview

This four-level side split sits on a quiet cul-de-sac in Beaver Bank, on a half-acre lot that ranks among the largest in the immediate area. With four bedrooms and roughly 2,139 square feet of finished space, it is built for families who want room to grow without leaving the conveniences of the Halifax Regional Municipality. For buyers tracking Halifax real estate, it offers a rare combination of land, privacy, and a true low-traffic family street — with downtown reachable in about half an hour.

Key Property Metrics

Price

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Bedrooms

4

3 upper · 1 lower

Bathrooms

2.5

Incl. new basement full bath

Interior

2,139 sq ft

Finished living area

Lot Size

22,959 sq ft

Just over half an acre

Style

Side Split

Four levels

Property Highlights

The four-level layout gives the home something open-concept floor plans rarely manage: genuine separation between zones. Children's bedrooms and play areas sit apart from quieter adult living space, which is precisely the flexibility growing families look for on a Beaver Bank cul-de-sac.

West-Facing Backyard

Sun from early afternoon into the evening, plus a raised garden box for kitchen herbs and vegetables.

Half-Acre Privacy

One of the largest lots in the area, delivering a real sense of seclusion despite the subdivision setting.

Oversized Driveway

Parking for multiple vehicles — ample room for a large truck and even a 35-foot camper.

Bright Main Level

Kitchen and living room anchored by a large east-facing bay window for morning light.

Recent Upgrades

Fresh paint throughout, new kitchen cabinet hardware and light fixtures, plus a new fridge and dishwasher.

Modernized Fixtures

Electrical switches, outlets, and thermostats updated throughout for a clean, contemporary finish.

Level-by-Level

Upper Level

  • 3 bedrooms
  • Main full bathroom
  • Primary bedroom with two large closets, room for a king bed

Main Level

  • Kitchen
  • Living room
  • Large east-facing bay window

Lower Levels

  • Fourth bedroom
  • New full bathroom
  • Flexible living areas — playroom plus a separate adult space
Recent improvement: a full bathroom was added on the lower level, bringing the home to 2.5 baths. Roof reportedly redone in 2011 — to be confirmed by buyer. School assignments to be confirmed by buyer through HRCE Home Address Lookup.

Neighbourhood & Halifax Lifestyle

Living on this cul-de-sac in Beaver Bank within the Halifax Regional Municipality means a quieter, more outdoors-oriented pace — the community's long-standing identity is "People Together with Nature." The street itself is genuinely social: neighbours are a mix of young families with children and established couples, with kids playing ball hockey and basketball on the cul-de-sac and informal gatherings, yard sales, and seasonal get-togethers through the year. There is even a private residents' group keeping the street connected.

For day-to-day life, a full range of grocery stores and restaurants in Lower Sackville is about ten minutes away, with Tucker Lake Pizza a two-minute hop and Beaver Bank Station roughly five minutes out. Commuters reach Burnside in about twenty minutes via the highway connector and downtown Halifax in roughly thirty. It is the kind of Nova Scotia real estate that delivers suburban-to-rural calm without sacrificing access.

DestinationApprox. Drive Time
Tucker Lake Pizza2 min
Beaver Bank Station5 min
Nearby daycare (Kinsac Road)~5 min
Lower Sackville (groceries & dining)10 min
Burnside Business Park20 min
Downtown Halifax30 min

Schools

Elementary

  • Beaver Bank-Monarch Drive Elementary

Junior High

  • Harold T. Barrett Junior High
  • French Immersion: Harold T. Barrett

High School

  • Lockview High School (Fall River)
  • French Immersion: Lockview High
School assignments are shown for reference only and should be confirmed by the buyer through the HRCE Home Address Lookup, as catchments can change.

Is This the Right Home for You?

This residence is built for the move-up buyer — families outgrowing a smaller lot in Sackville or Bedford who want bedroom count, yard space, and a safe, low-traffic street for children and pets. The four-level separation suits households that need a dedicated kids' zone alongside quieter adult living areas.

It will equally appeal to buyers who value land and parking flexibility — from RV and camper owners to those who simply want breathing room — while staying within a reasonable commute of Burnside and downtown Halifax.

Work With Sandra Pike

Sandra Pike, REALTOR®

Team Leader · The Pike Group, Royal LePage Atlantic

Sandra Pike is one of Halifax's top resale listing agents since 2016, leading The Pike Group with Royal LePage Atlantic. Her practice is built on data-driven Halifax real estate insights and a clear, advisory approach to buying and selling across the Halifax Regional Municipality.

To arrange a private showing of this Beaver Bank home, reach out directly.

Buyer Q&A

Is Beaver Bank a good place to live?

Yes — Beaver Bank is valued for larger lots, a nature-focused community identity, and quiet family-friendly streets, all within the Halifax Regional Municipality. It suits buyers who want space and calm without being cut off from everyday amenities.

What is the real estate like in Beaver Bank?

Beaver Bank real estate is largely detached family homes on generous lots, offering more land than buyers typically find in Bedford, Sackville, or central Halifax. That makes it a popular target for move-up buyers in the Halifax real estate market.

Who is this Beaver Bank home best suited for?

It is best suited to growing families and move-up buyers who need four bedrooms, multiple living zones, and a large yard. The cul-de-sac setting and half-acre lot are particularly attractive to households with young children and pets.

How long is the commute from Beaver Bank to downtown Halifax?

The drive to downtown Halifax is approximately 30 minutes, subject to traffic. Burnside is about 20 minutes away via the highway connector, and Lower Sackville amenities are roughly 10 minutes out.

What amenities does Beaver Bank offer?

Beaver Bank offers parks, playgrounds, and outdoor recreation alongside the Beaver Bank Kinsac Community Centre, with a full range of groceries and dining about ten minutes away in Lower Sackville. Local options like Tucker Lake Pizza and Beaver Bank Station are minutes from the door.

What are the schools like around Beaver Bank?

This area is served by Beaver Bank-Monarch Drive Elementary, Harold T. Barrett Junior High, and Lockview High School in Fall River, with French Immersion options at the junior high and high school levels. Buyers should confirm current assignments through the HRCE Home Address Lookup.

Is the street quiet and family-friendly?

Yes — the home sits on a short cul-de-sac, which means minimal through-traffic and a quieter street feel. Neighbours are interactive, with children playing ball hockey and basketball, and an active residents' community keeps the street connected.

How much parking does the property have?

The driveway is oversized, accommodating multiple vehicles including a large truck and a 35-foot camper. This level of parking flexibility is uncommon in denser parts of the Halifax real estate market.

How competitive is the housing market in Beaver Bank?

Larger-lot family homes in Beaver Bank have historically drawn steady interest from buyers priced out of, or seeking more space than, Bedford and Sackville. Demand tends to be strongest for move-in-ready homes with recent upgrades, like this one.

How does Beaver Bank compare to Sackville or Bedford?

Beaver Bank typically offers larger lots and a quieter, more rural feel than Sackville or Bedford, while remaining well connected to both. Buyers generally trade a slightly longer drive to core amenities for more land and privacy — a common consideration across Nova Scotia real estate.

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2 Woods Court
Beaver Bank, NS B4G 1C2
4 Bed | 2 ½ Baths
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Welcome to Beaver Bank

Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac just outside Sackville, 2 Woods Court sits in one of Beaver Bank's most connected and family-friendly pockets. This is the kind of neighbourhood where kids play ball hockey in the street, neighbours wave from their driveways, and community shows up in the everyday moments. From informal get-togethers and yard sales to ugly Christmas sweater parties and a private cul-de-sac Facebook group, Two Woods Court has a true sense of belonging that is increasingly rare to find.

The community is a welcoming mix of young families and established couples, creating a balance that feels both lively and grounded. Children are often outside playing together, and the low-traffic cul-de-sac makes it a safe, social environment for families at every stage.

Schools and Families

Beaver Bank Kinsac Elementary is just a short drive away, with a school bus ride of under five minutes. Local parents speak highly of the school, and a well-regarded daycare on Kinsac Road is approximately five minutes from home, making the daily routine simple for growing families.

Everyday Conveniences

While the setting feels private and tucked away, you are never far from what you need. Sackville's grocery stores, restaurants, and essential amenities are about a 10-minute drive, and Tucker Lake Pizza is just two minutes from your door. Beaver Bank Station is around five minutes away, and food delivery options like Skip the Dishes and Uber Eats service the area.

Easy Commutes

For commuters, the location offers excellent connectivity. Burnside is approximately 20 minutes away thanks to the newer highway connector, and Downtown Halifax sits about 30 minutes from home, depending on traffic. It is the perfect balance of suburban quiet and city access, giving you space to breathe without giving up convenience.

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