KILMARNOCK HEAD
About the Community

Live the dream of your own custom built home on a beautiful lot surrounded by natural splendor and serene ocean views.

Set amidst a dramatic oceanfront landscape, the features of Kilmarnock Head are imaginative and truly impressive. The spacious wooded lots have been planned with tranquility in mind.

Each lot affords breath-taking scenery, whether it’s a panoramic view of the mountain and the bay or the bay and its islands; you’ll be pleased to call Kilmarnock Head home.

KILMARNOCK HEAD
Features

Kilmarnock Head is secluded but not remote with the historic resort town of St. Andrews by-the-sea just a 10 minute drive away.

St. Andrews provides year round amenities and conveniences.

Fresh robust rural lifestyle with a variety of benefits for the sailor, nature lover, historian and adventure seeker.

Within walking distance of a private cove, hiking trails and Cunningham Beach.

Protective covenants to preserve the natural surroundings and value of your home.

Available lots range from 1.1 to 4.0 acres.

Lot prices range from $145,000 to $299,500 plus HST.

Special purchasing incentives on several spectacular lots.

KILMARNOCK HEAD
History

In 1760, James Boyd of Scotland set sail for America to sell goods for his older brother. He first settled on Indian Island in the Passamaquoddy Bay where he built a trading house, the first framed house in the region at that time. In fact, the closest European settlement to Boyd’s location in 1760 was in Machias, Maine.

In 1767, James Boyd went to Halifax and applied for a land grant for the settlement of 50 families on the land to the east of the Scodick River. In the same year, James Boyd was appointed Justice of the Peace for a district in New Brunswick that ranged from Saint John to the most westerly boundary of the province.

On March 28th of 1767, James Boyd was granted 1000 acres of land in Bobabec. Twenty-six families consisting of 125 persons settled on the land reserve in Bocabec. Boyd named the rocky headland of this granted land, Kilmarnock Head, in honor of his native home in the county of Ayre, in western Scotland.

A settlement was never established on the headland and for centuries the natural habitat for wildlife and fauna on Kilmarnock Head has been retained in its pristine state and is home to several nesting sites for ospreys and eagles.

KILMARNOCK HEAD
Location

With one of the most beautiful vistas in all of Charlotte County, New Brunswick, this 118 acres of prime headland is surrounded on three sides by the Passamaquoddy Bay with just less than a mile of ocean frontage. Kilmarnock Head at its highest point is approximately 300 feet, one of the highest elevations in Charlotte County, adding to the spectacular views of the West Isles, Ministers Island and the coast of Maine.

Secluded but not remote, Kilmarnock is just 10 minutes from the historic resort town of St. Andrews, offering year round amenities, a 40-minute drive from the US border crossing between Calais, Maine and St. Stephen, New Brunswick and one hour from Saint John, New Brunswick for air service.

Approximate Driving Times:

• From Freeport, ME: 5.50 hours
• From Boston, MA: 7 hours
• From New York City, NY: 11 hours
• From Montreal, QC: 11 hours
• From Ottawa, ON: 13 hours
• From Toronto, ON: 16 hours

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Also See: Protective Covenants

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