Tucked just off the treasured Panmure Island Road, this 0.96-acre parcel on Blackberry Lane blends forested privacy with rare proximity to one of Prince Edward Island’s most iconic coastlines. Located only two minutes on foot from the red shoreline of St. Mary’s Bay, owners enjoy peaceful strolls to the water’s edge where mussel fishers pass and the distant hum of lobster boats drifts in with the tide. Measuring 256 feet wide by 164 feet deep, this gently sloping, well-proportioned lot was previously cleared in 2007. Today, it’s naturally regrown with a healthy mix of younger trees and is encircled by mature woodland, offering both privacy and a picturesque backdrop for a future retreat. Blackberry Lane itself is a cherished enclave. Residents collectively contribute approximately $250 annually for light upkeep, such as gravel and seasonal maintenance. The road was recently scraped and is scheduled for a fresh layer of gravel, ensuring smooth access for the months and years ahead. A two-minute drive leads to Panmure Island Beach, a celebrated stretch of creamy white sand connected to a provincial park anchored by PEI’s oldest wooden lighthouse. This setting draws locals and travellers alike for its beauty and laid-back charm. Located just 20 minutes from Montague, 30 minutes from the Wood Islands ferry, and an hour from Charlottetown, this site perfectly balances escape and access; an ideal setting for a seasonal getaway or a full-time lifestyle rooted in nature, community, and East Coast authenticity.