From farm properties and vineyard land to homes in Wolfville, Kentville, and Berwick, we bring Sotheby’s International Realty Canada's global reach to the Annapolis Valley's diverse real estate market.


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Born and raised in the Annapolis Valley, Tasha brings deep roots in Kings County and a passion for helping people find their next home.
After graduating with honours from NSCC’s Office Administration program, Tasha worked as a Property Paralegal for four years, giving her comprehensive knowledge of property law, title work, and the closing process. She recently worked with a development company, gaining valuable insight into local market values and what makes a property a smart investment.
Detail-oriented and approachable, Tasha focuses on clear communication, quick responses, and making transactions as stress-free as possible. When she isn’t helping clients find their next home, Tasha enjoys reading, hiking with her dog, and exploring Nova Scotia’s beautiful beaches.
The Annapolis Valley offers something increasingly rare: productive agricultural land, growing communities like Kentville and Wolfville, and development potential between Halifax and the Bay of Fundy. Farm land for sale in Annapolis Valley and vineyard properties in Nova Scotia attract not just local buyers, but investors and lifestyle seekers drawn to Kings County's most fertile region.

The Annapolis Valley is Nova Scotia's agricultural heartland, known for fertile soil, orchards, vineyards, and working farms. Farm properties in Annapolis Valley and vineyard land in Nova Scotia attract agricultural buyers, hobby farmers seeking agricultural properties in Kings County, and those seeking rural lifestyle properties with income potential.

From Kentville’s services to Wolfville’s university town character and Berwick’s affordable housing, the Valley offers diverse communities experiencing steady growth. Proximity to Halifax (60-90 minutes) makes the region attractive for commuters seeking more space and lower costs.

The Valley’s wine tourism, craft beverage industry, and Bay of Fundy access create opportunities for short-term rentals, hospitality businesses, and lifestyle properties. The region’s natural beauty and recreational opportunities attract buyers seeking business and lifestyle combinations.
The Annapolis Valley serves distinct buyer types, each attracted by different aspects of the region.


The Valley's steady population growth, agricultural economy, and proximity to Halifax create opportunities for Wolfville Acadia rental properties near the university, long-term rentals near employment centers in Kentville, farm land for sale in Annapolis Valley, and agricultural investments across Kings County.

The Annapolis Valley offers more affordable options than Halifax, from Wolfville’s university town to Berwick’s family-friendly neighbourhoods. Tasha’s property law background ensures clear guidance.

Tasha's property law background helps navigate agricultural zoning, land use regulations, and farm status taxation for hobby farms in Annapolis Valley and vineyard properties in Nova Scotia. From small hobby farms to commercial vineyard land, you'll understand soil quality, drainage, existing infrastructure, and development potential before you commit.






Agricultural estates, vineyard properties, and lifestyle farms attract buyers from outside Nova Scotia. Tasha chose to join The Zwicker Group specifically for this international platform, combined with her Valley roots and property law expertise.
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The Valley's wine country and agricultural properties attract international buyers seeking Canadian farm estates. Your listing needs marketing to reach them.

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The Valley's service hub offering employment, healthcare, shopping, and established neighbourhoods. Properties range from downtown commercial to residential subdivisions, with development opportunities in surrounding areas.
Services, employment access, central Valley location, amenities.

University town with heritage character, walkable downtown, and proximity to wineries. Acadia University drives strong rental demand, making Wolfville homes for sale attractive for investors seeking student rental properties. Mix of heritage homes, Wolfville student rentals, and upscale waterfront properties.
University town culture, walkability, rental income potential, heritage properties.

Growing town offering affordable housing, employment opportunities, and family-friendly atmosphere. Berwick, NS homes for sale range from starter homes to executive residences, with land development opportunities in the surrounding Kings County.
Affordability, growing community, employment access, family atmosphere.

Historic town with tourism economy, heritage properties, and waterfront access near Digby. Annapolis Royal real estate offers a strong short-term rental market attracting investors seeking hospitality income combined with lifestyle properties.
Heritage character, tourism economy, waterfront access, STR potential.

Farm properties in Annapolis Valley, hobby farms, rural acreages, and vineyard properties in Nova Scotia throughout Kings County. Agricultural properties range from small hobby farms to commercial vineyard land in communities including Canning, Port Williams, and Middleton.
Agricultural land, privacy, hobby farms, vineyard potential, lower price points.
Tasha’s Valley roots provide deep knowledge of each community’s character, property values, and potential across the region.

Property prices in Annapolis Valley vary significantly by location and property type. As a general guide, Wolfville properties typically range from $300,000 to $700,000+. Kentville and Berwick offer more affordable options, with starter homes from $200,000 to $400,000. Agricultural properties and farms vary widely from $300,000 to $2,000,000+ depending on acreage, buildings, and productive capacity. Rural properties and land parcels offer options between $150,000 and $600,000. Market conditions change regularly, so contact Tasha for current pricing specific to your search criteria.
The Annapolis Valley is Nova Scotia's prime agricultural region with fertile soil, protected climate, and established farming infrastructure. Zoning varies by municipality, with agricultural zones, rural residential zones, and mixed-use areas. Some properties have active farm status providing tax benefits, while others require rezoning for agricultural operations. Tasha's property law background helps navigate agricultural zoning, land use regulations, and what's possible on specific properties.
Property tax rates differ by municipality. The Municipality of Kings County generally has different rates than incorporated towns like Kentville, Wolfville, Berwick, and Annapolis Royal. Agricultural properties may qualify for farm status taxation, which can significantly reduce property taxes. Your actual tax bill depends on your property's assessed value, exact location, and farm status eligibility. We help you understand specific tax implications for any property you're considering.
Annapolis Valley offers several investment opportunities including long-term rentals near Acadia University and employment centers, agricultural operations with income potential, short-term rentals in tourism areas (subject to municipal regulations), and land development parcels in growing communities. Investment success depends on your strategy, timeline, and property type. Tasha's development company experience and property law background provide realistic projections based on market knowledge rather than theory.
Key considerations include whether the property has municipal water/sewer or well/septic systems, property tax rates and potential farm status eligibility, zoning regulations for intended use (especially agricultural operations), proximity to employment centers and services, and development potential. Agricultural properties require additional considerations including soil quality, drainage, existing farm infrastructure, and agricultural zoning. Tasha's property law experience ensures you understand every aspect of the closing process before you commit.
Annapolis Valley communities range from 60 to 120 minutes from Halifax depending on location. Wolfville and Kentville are approximately 60-75 minutes via Highway 101. Windsor (eastern Valley) is about 60 minutes, while Annapolis Royal (western Valley) is approximately 2 hours. Many Valley residents commute to Halifax for employment, making the region attractive for those seeking more affordable housing and rural lifestyle while maintaining Halifax access.
Farm land for sale in Annapolis Valley ranges from small hobby farms to large commercial agricultural operations across Kings County and Annapolis County. The region offers fertile soil, protected climate, and established farming infrastructure ideal for orchards, vineyards, livestock, and crops. Agricultural properties vary from 5-acre hobby farms starting around $300,000 to 100+ acre commercial operations exceeding $1,000,000+, depending on acreage, soil quality, buildings, and productive capacity. Vineyard land in Nova Scotia is particularly sought-after due to the Valley's protected climate and wine tourism economy. Tasha's property law background helps navigate agricultural zoning, farm status taxation, and land use regulations. We'll help evaluate soil quality, drainage, existing infrastructure, and development potential before you purchase.
Contact Tasha directly for answers specific to your property search or investment goals.
Looking for agricultural land, a first home, or investment opportunities? Tasha’s property law background and Sotheby's International Realty Canada's platform deliver the expertise and exposure your transaction deserves.

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