An Ontario woman has purchased a 10-bedroom castle in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Elaine Knight plans to name the property 'Castle Knight' and use it as a spa or Airbnb retreat.
An Ontario woman has purchased a 10-bedroom castle in Cape Breton , Nova Scotia . Elaine Knight plans to name the property 'Castle Knight' and use it as a spa or Airbnb retreat. The castle is situated on 163 acres of land and offers private access to a lakefront.
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