In keeping with the age old tradition of fine Nova Scotian craftsmanship, skill, artistry and
design, our cabin rental was built by stone masons and experts in their trade. Its design, location and
hues all combine to make it part of the landscape thereby creating the perfect Hideaway and a great place to stay in Atlantic Canada!
As you enter our cottage accommodation and vacation getaway, you will be impressed by the airy yet inviting warmth of its open loft
design. The exposed beams and the rich tones of the wood and the walls evoke a feeling of peace
and tranquility.
The first level features a well appointed, completely equipped kitchenette and dining area.
The living room boasts a comfortable, cozy arrangement of tables, chesterfield and rocking chairs
on which to snuggle down for a "good read" and quiet conversation. If the cool of the evening
causes you to retire from the deck which overlooks the Sissiboo River (and 560 feet of your
own personal waterfront age), you can snuggle up in front of a fire built in an impressive
stone fireplace which is not only the hallmark of Nova Scotian craftsmen but of their homesteading
predecessors! A swim, a paddle, a row and the ability to cast a line are all at your doorstep; and only a short drive from the Digby/St. John Ferry.
The second level, the loft, is where the gentle night breezes can blow through and lull you into a
perfect sleep. The master bedroom which features a queen size bed, wardrobe and night tables is in
the "open" loft section. Every amenity is at your fingertips at this great weekend getaway in South West Nova Scotia.
A second "enclosed" bedroom also features a queen size bed, and ample space to unpack your life and
unwind. (Further sleeping accommodation is available in the form of a "pull-out" bed in the living
room.)
The beds are luxurious, the views spectacular and the vacation guaranteed to be unparalleled!
The Festival Acadien de Clare is the oldest Acadian festival in the world and a major
cultural event in south western Nova Scotia. In 2005, the festival celebrated
its 75th anniversary. The event is held each year in July at Church Point, Nova Scotia
(only minutes from Martin’s Sissiboo Hideaway).
Click HERE to view the festival website and add your name and e-mail address to the festival database.
