The Pad Picker Inc.

6 month short term lease available now until Aug 31. Perfect for anyone building a home or new to the area to get used to Halifax before buying!
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Beautifully maintained Royale Hemlocks 5 bedroom 4 bathroom home with heat pump and built-in garage, just a short drive to Bedford, the dockyard and downtown Halifax. Many conveniences nearby including shopping on Larry Uteck and schools.

Gleaming hardwood, ceramic and laminate throughout (only carpet is on basement stairs). Home is heated with oil hot water baseboards and/or 3 heat pumps. Currently home is being painted on the interior.

Bright open concept kitchen with island and lots of cupboard and counter space plus sunken family room, propane fireplace, walkout to the large private rear deck, separate dining room and large living room. Upper level features an open hall plan and large master bedroom with plenty of walk-in closet space and gorgeous ensuite bath with corner jet tub and separate shower.

Lower level with full bath and large 5th bedroom (great guest room or possible secondary suite), spacious rec-room plus storage area and walkout to the flat, landscaped backyard. Ready to move in!

Home currently has some furnishings that can be removed or used by incoming tenants. Good quality leather couch and loveseat, coffee table with matching end tables, large dark stained dresser with mirror, king size and queen size bed frames, glass corner desk, dining room table & chairs, small buffet & hutch, and a microwave. Fridge, stove, dishwasher, washer and dryer are all available. Only a few things needed and the home is practically furnished.

Home is available to begin a multi-year lease immediately or Sep 1. Owners do not plan on selling anytime soon.

Unit amenities included:
Air conditioner, Climate control, Dishwasher, Dog friendly, Dryer, Fireplace, Garage parking, Hardwood floors, Heat, Kitchen island, Linen closet, Microwave, Mirrors, Pet friendly, Private balcony, Refrigerator, Stove and oven, and Washer.

Regrettably, the aftermath of a wildfire is particularly merciless, especially for the vulnerable wildlife populations. This is an incredibly difficult period, especially for the new lives struggling to survive in the wild.

The impact of a wildfire extends far beyond the immediate destruction; the wildlife that manages to survive has lost everything, just like the people in our province who have lost their homes. Their habitats, sources of food, water, and shelter have all been decimated.

In the coming weeks, it's important to remember that if you encounter more wildlife than usual, they are likely exhausted and frightened. Grant them space and exhibit kindness. Share your surroundings, reduce your speed on the roads, and responsibly control your dogs and cats.

Above all, let us extend a helping hand to one another.

- Hope For Wildlife