Some homes are built with nails and lumber. This one was built with memory, meaning, and love. Perched atop a sun-drenched drumlin between Bridgewater, Mahone Bay, and Lunenburg, this 3-bedroom home on 60 acres is more than a place—it’s a feeling. Built in 1992, but rooted in a much older story, the house was crafted using reclaimed materials from a 200-year-old Cape Cod homestead. Wide-plank hemlock floors, solid wood doors, and a handmade brick heat sink behind the wood stove echo the warmth of the past, while large, light-filled rooms and thoughtful spaces make daily life feel easy and grounded. Wander outside and you'll find approximately 50 acres of untouched forest—peaceful, private, and unchanged for over a century. Approximately 5-acres of pasture and the remaining lovingly tended gardens offer space to roam, plant, or simply breathe. Every inch of this property speaks to care and connection to the land, from the perennial beds to the fenced veggie patch. Inside, you’ll find more than just bedrooms & baths—there’s a soul here. A cozy kitchen opens to a family room perfect for lazy Sundays, while the main bedroom's private balcony looks out over quiet fields where deer often visit. The original homestead woodstove keeps things toasty, and a flexible layout invites whatever chapter comes next—whether that’s a home office, a fourth bedroom, or a new adventure entirely. Only 7 km from Bridgewater, with high-speed internet and 600 ft of road frontage on Bolivar and Mullock Roads, this property offers the perfect balance of privacy and access. And if 60 acres isn’t quite enough, there's another 70+ acres available next door. This isn’t just a home. It’s a legacy waiting to be lived.