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Want to live in history? N.S.'s oldest wooden home offers 'unique opportunity'

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Nova Scotia's oldest documented wooden structure, a 318-year-old National Historic Site in Annapolis Royal, is for sale for $495,000. The de Gannes-Cosby House reflects centuries of French and British rule in the region and has been continuously occupied.

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Want to live in history? N.S.'s oldest wooden home offers 'unique opportunity'

Nova Scotia's oldest documented wooden structure, a 318-year-old National Historic Site in Annapolis Royal, is for sale for $495,000. The de Gannes-Cosby House reflects centuries of French and British rule in the region and has been continuously occupied.

·Ottawa, Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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