In 1991, a couple bought 222-acre Henry Island off Nova Scotia, home to a working 1902 lighthouse and a striped keeper’s house accessible only by boat or helicopter; thirty-five years later, they have listed it for C$6.99 million

Henry Island, located off the coast of Nova Scotia, has been a private retreat for over three decades. William F. Baker and Jeannemarie Gelin-Baker purchased the island in 1991, which features a lighthouse and a renovated house. They are now selling the property for C$6.99 million, wanting to pass it on to new owners. The couple’s family lives in different parts of the world, making visits more difficult.