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Executive Summary
Room Breakdown
Area Overview
The Maple Inn
Tourism in Parrsborro
Contact
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The Maple Inn
Executive Summary
Property Specifications
The Maple Inn is located between Truro and
Amherst, off of highway 104. Located just
minutes from downtown Parrsboro, although
once a bustling economy during the mid 19th
century, driven by shipbuilding, it now relies
primarily on tourism and is known for its seasonal
theatre productions, fossil and rockhounding
attractions, museums, high tides and heritage
buildings.
30,280 sf
Hospitality
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Very well maintained Victorian style inn,
located in picturesque Parrsboro with
excellent occupancy levels and great
customer reviews
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A total of 8 rooms spread over two sections of
the house; 2 of the rooms are set up to
accommodate families
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All room are separately decorated with various
themes throughout
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Forced air, with newly installed supplemental
ductless heat pumps
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New fiber glass oil tank
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Solar power generated to heat hot water – oil
consumption had been reduced dramatically
since installation
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Majority of roof only 1-3 years old and most of
the windows have been replaced.
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Town services
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$699,000 CAD
The Maple Inn
Room Breakdown
Room Name
Pricing
Description
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The Suite features their own living room with cable flat TV and
a bed room with a comfortable bay window seat where you
can relax and enjoy. The bed room is furnished with a
beautiful antique bed room set (King size bed) from Vienna.
The en-suite bath has a corner air bubble tub for two with
chromo therapy as well as a shower.
Looking for a room who can accommodate more than two
people? The suite spreads over the entire third floor and
includes your own living room with cable flat TV and a pull-out
sofa, a master bed room with an British antique canopy bed
overlooking the blueberry hills and another separate bedroom
with two twin beds. The Suite includes two en-suite baths,
one with a shower and the other with a whirl pool for two.
Please note that there are a lot of steps to the third floor.
This large ground floor room mirrors the gold and blue colours
of the Freemasonry. It has its own sundeck where you can
enjoy the sunset as well as a big bay window. Furnished with
a period antique bed room set and a electric fireplace as well
as a flat TV (cable). The en-suite bath is equipped with a very
unique Steam Spa Shower with foot message.
This sunny room is called the Delivery Room because our
house was a hospital between 1947-1975. It overlooks the
back garden from the second floor and has a queen size bed
and cable flat TV. Includes en-suite bath with a rainfallshower.
You overlook the front garden from this second floor room. It
has a big bay window with a settee, cable flat TV and is
furnished in period antiques (queen bed). The en-suite bath
has a shower/tub combination.
Enjoy the view to the front garden from a big bay window in
this ground floor room. It has two Twin beds, cable flat TV and
an electric fireplace. The en-suite bath has a shower/tub
combination.
This cozy second floor room is entirely black and white, has a
double bed, cable flat TV and a bay window as well as an
electric fireplace. The en-suite bath has a shower/tub
combination.
This sunny room with a cozy bay window seat has two twin
beds and cable flat TV. The private bath with shower is
located at the end on the hallway of the same floor.
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Parrsboro, Nova Scotia
Anchored and Authentic, with the World’s Largest Tides
A Nova Scotia community that is "Anchored and Authentic" and offers visitors and residents the WORLD’S
highest tides. There are nearby raw undiscovered beaches, golf, live theatre, historical gems and fossil
discoveries. Parrsboro offers music, art and a past rich in story and adventure. Charm is everywhere....from the
flowers and art sculptures that greet you on the manicured Main Street to the boutique shops, services and
hospitality that is old school and unique. Pick your berries in our U-Pick fields, ride the wind while paragliding or
challenge our rising tides by boat or kayak. This really is an undiscovered shore line offering beauty, adventure,
entertainment and an authentic hospitality that will encourage you to stay longer, come again or even relocate to
our splendid area.
Tucked away on the Northern Shore of the Minas Basin, Parrsboro has been called "Nova Scotia’s best- kept
secret". From our harbour one can view the world’s highest tides. An article in an issue of National Geographic
Traveler Magazine quotes New Brunswick Professor Bob Rosebrugh as saying "The world's highest tides are in
the Bay of Fundy, and the area around Parrsboro has to be the prettiest place to watch them sweep in and out".
The author of the article, Barbara Peck, says "This sweet northwestern corner, around the coastal town of
Parrsboro, is more than picturesque; it's full of unusual things to see and do."
Situated approximately 50 kilometres (30 miles) from the Trans-Canada highway linking Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick, Parrsboro is less than two hours drive to the airports of Moncton and Halifax. As one of the oldest
settled areas of Canada, our past encompasses the early Minas Basin explorations of Champlain, longstanding
ties with New England and the American Revolution. Shipbuilding and commerce along the Parrsboro shore add
to the captivating past of our area. On August 10, 1776, a grant of land, 2000 acres in all, was given to Messrs.
Avery, Bacon and Lockhart on condition that they operate a ferry with a craft capable of carrying passengers and
cattle from the Partridge Island community, (the original settlement) to Windsor. The land was later conveyed to
Thomas William Moore, James Ratchford & Company. This marked the beginning of the Ratchford’s influence in
Parrsboro, the settlement being renamed in 1784 in honour of Governor Parr, who was at that time the Governor
of Nova Scotia. At the turn of the 20th century, Parrsboro was second only to Halifax in the number of ships
sailing on the Canadian east coast. Through a series of fateful events beginning with the emergency landing of
the Handley- Page airplane Atlantic in 1919, Parrsboro later became a sister community to Greenport, New York.
In October of that year, the repaired Atlantic carried the first international air mail from Canada to the United
States on a flight from Parrsboro to Greenport.
one of Canada’s top tourism destinations.
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The Maple Inn
2016 Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence Winner!
You don’t need to travel far to find the ultimate
retreat! From the moment you enter the
beautiful grounds of The Maple Inn, you’ll know
you've arrived somewhere special. Located in
the charming seaside town of Parrsboro on
Nova Scotia's famous Bay of Fundy, the stately
Maple Inn will welcome you with affordable
boutique hotel accommodations.
In Parrsboro, you’re never more than minutes
from the sea, with the highest tides in the
world. The stresses and strains of every day
life will wash away unnoticed whilst you relax
at The Maple Inn!
Built in 1893 for a Shipbuilder, this charming
historic inn has been meticulously restored to
its original splendor. Casually elegant common
spaces, luxurious guest rooms, fine antiques
and genuine maritime hospitality combined
with European charm surround you in comfort
and relaxation.
From $169
Gracious hospitality means attention to detail
with complimentary full breakfast, WiFi and
afternoon tea complete with some home made
goodies all included with your room.
From $169
From $149
From $139
Whether you want to relax and unwind from
your busy life, or reinvigorate with a vast array
of recreational activities, The Maple Inn
promises you a rare opportunity to connect the
rich history of the past with the simple charm of
Parrsboro and the breathtaking vistas of The
Bay of Fundy.
From $139
From $129
From $129
From $99
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Tourism in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia
Tourism Information & Highlights of the Bay of Fundy Region
There are plenty of recreational activities to choose from, within and around the Parrsboro area. If you’re in
need of some active relaxation or want to step up the pace, you won’t have to travel far to find it.
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Age of Sail Heritage Centre, Port Greville
Fundy Geological Museum, Parrsboro
Joggins Fossil Centre, Joggins
Ottawa House Museum, Parrsboro
Parrsboro Band Hall, Parrsboro
Parrsboro Creative, Parrsboro
Parrsboro Rock & Mineral Shop & Museum, Parrsboro
The Ship's Company Theatre, Parrsboro
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Cape Chignecto Park, Advocate Harbour
Five Islands Provincial Park, Five Islands
NovaShores Adventures (Kayaking), Advocate Harbour
Advocate Boat Tours, Advocate Harbour
Parrsboro Golf Club, Parrsboro
Spirit Reins Ranch, Parrsboro
Cape D'Or Light
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Apple River Lighthouse, Apple River
Cape d'Or Lighthouse, Advocate
Cape Sharp Lighthouse, Parrsboro
Five Islands Lighthouse, Five Islands
Parrsboro Lighthouse, Parrsboro
Port Greville Lighthouse, Port Greville
Spencers Island Lighthouse, Spencer Island
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Black Rock Bistro, Parrsboro
Wild Caraway, Advocate Harbour
Porch Light Restaurant, Parrsboro
Tyson Fine Minerals, Parrsboro
Amethyst Boutique, Parrsboro
Amber Lee Spa, Parrsboro
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