Turn along the treed roadway at Uniacke Estate Museum Park and feel like you’re traveling a direct route to the 1800s! Arrive at an elegant home overlooking Lake Martha, once known as a prominent place on one of only two “great roads” in Nova Scotia.
Here, Richard John Uniacke, a prosperous Irish politician, built his country mansion in 1816. One of the grandest houses in Nova Scotia, it became a favorite home for seven generations of his large family.
Inside, find a rare survival of one family’s treasured possessions. See fine, labeled London furniture and exquisite portraits at home in this house for hundreds of years. Outside, explore the English country landscape, do some birdwatching and stroll or hike along seven modern walking trails.
Facilities / Services
- Bus tours
- Gift shop
- Parking
- Picnic tables
- TeaRoom
- Limited accessibility
Date details/Hours of operation
daily; trails open year-round, dawn to dusk.
Admission
Details: Admission charged (house only).