Some listings are homes. This one is an entire island. Maple Island in Plymouth, Nova Scotia, is a private island estate with a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home of about 1,981 square feet, listed at $1,675,000 — an exceptionally rare opportunity on Nova Scotia's southwest shore.
A Private World of Its Own
Maple Island offers what almost no other property can: complete privacy wrapped in raw coastal beauty. The home provides comfortable living space for family or guests, while the island itself is the real story — rocky shoreline, forest, and sweeping water views in every direction.
The Plymouth and Yarmouth Area
Plymouth sits in the Municipality of Argyle, within the heart of Nova Scotia's Acadian coast and not far from Yarmouth. This is a region defined by working waterfronts, salt air, and a slower rhythm of life. The South Shore and Acadian Shores region draws people who want a genuine connection to the ocean — sailing, kayaking, beachcombing, and some of the province's best seafood.
The Water at Your Door
Owning an island means the water is never scenery viewed from a distance — it is your front yard. Days here can be shaped by the tide: mornings on the water, afternoons exploring the shoreline, evenings watching the light change over the bay. For boaters, kayakers, and anglers, a private island is the ultimate home base, with the open water of the southwest shore within easy reach.
Who This Is For
Private islands come to market rarely, and buyers tend to know exactly what they are looking for: a legacy property, a retreat, a place that is entirely and unmistakably theirs. Maple Island fits that description completely. It is a lifestyle purchase as much as a real estate one, and for the right buyer, there is simply nothing comparable.
The Details
- Address: Maple Island, Plymouth, NS
- Price: $1,675,000
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2
- Living space: ~1,981 sq ft
- Property type: Private island, waterfront residential
- MLS: 202611196
- Listed by: Royal LePage Atlantic
If owning your own island in Nova Scotia is on your horizon, reach out to Dexter Wilkie at Royal LePage Atlantic to arrange a private viewing of Maple Island.