Want to live in history? N.S.'s oldest wooden home offers 'unique opportunity'

The de Gannes-Cosby House, Nova Scotia's oldest wooden structure and a National Historic Site, is now on the market for $495,000. This 318-year-old home offers a rare chance to live in a piece of history that embodies the region's colonial past under French and British rule. Its continuous occupation adds layers of historical significance, making this a unique opportunity for history buffs or those who appreciate living in a piece of living history. This sale could impact local heritage preservation and tourism, making it a noteworthy event for both the community and history enthusiasts.