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Land for sale in Carleton County, New Brunswick

110 land and acreage listings in Carleton County. Median asking price $52,500; 19 bare-land lots of 10 acres or more at a median $1,589/ac. 9 have ocean, lake or river frontage and 4 a creek through the land.

110Listings
$52,500Median asking price
$1,589/acMedian per acre, bare land 10+ acres
9Ocean, lake or river frontage
4Creek through the land

Listed this week in Carleton County

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
202 acres
Lower Knoxford
$539,900202$2,673/ac above market
202 acres
Lower Knoxford
$539,900202$2,673/ac above market

Price cuts in Carleton County

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
7.8 acres
Mainstream
$49,900
was $69,900
7.8$6,439/ac near market
0.69-acre lot
Bath
$17,500
was $23,000
0.69$25,362/ac below market
18 acres
Jacksontown
$199,900
was $249,900
18$11,106/ac above market
0.50-acre lot
Bath
$19,900
was $23,900
0.50$39,800/ac below market
30 acres
near Woodstock
$249,900
was $299,000
30$8,330/ac
0.18-acre lot
Woodstock
$47,000
was $55,000
0.18$261,111/ac above market
0.09-acre lot
Lot S · Lansdowne
$10,500
was $12,000
0.09$111,802/ac below market
0.40-acre lot
Woodstock
$74,900
was $84,900
0.40$187,250/ac above market
27 acres
Lot 07-5 · Centreville
$89,900
was $99,900
27$3,330/ac above market
2 acres
Windsor
$219,900
was $239,000
2$109,950/ac

Price per acre by lot size in Carleton County

1–5 acres$29,459/ac
5–20 acres$11,106/ac
20–80 acres$1,589/ac
80+ acres$802/ac

Median asking price per acre of the 80 listings of 1 acre or more that state a size.

All listings in Carleton County

Cheapest per acreLowest priceLargestNewest Waterfront or creek10+ acres
ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
123 acres
Union Corner
$59,900123$487/ac below market
32 acres
Woodstock
$19,90032$622/ac below market
102 acres
Brighton
$75,000102$734/ac near market
89 acres
Clarkville
$67,50089$758/ac near market
274 acres with a creek
near Woodstock
$220,000274$802/ac Creek throughbelow market
55 acres
Carleton North
$50,00055$909/ac below market
64.4 acres on a river
Scott Siding
$80,00064.4$1,242/ac River frontagenear market
66.4 acres
Holmesville
$85,00066.4$1,280/ac near market
50 acres
near Florenceville-Bristol
$65,00050$1,300/ac near market
69.2 acres on a lake
Elmwood
$109,90069.2$1,589/ac Lakefrontabove market
160 acres on a lake
Richmond
$398,000160$2,488/ac Lakefrontabove market
202 acres
Lower Knoxford
$539,900202$2,673/ac above market
202 acres
Lower Knoxford
$539,900202$2,673/ac above market
10.4 acres
Lot 1 · Mainstream
$32,90010.4$3,148/ac below market
12.9 acres
Lot 2 · Mainstream
$42,50012.9$3,282/ac near market
27 acres
Lot 07-5 · Centreville
$89,90027$3,330/ac above market
9 acres on a river
Cloverdale
$29,9999$3,333/ac River frontagebelow market
6.4 acres
Glassville
$30,0006.4$4,669/ac below market
30 acres
Weston
$169,90030$5,663/ac
3.7 acres
Mainstream
$21,0003.7$5,738/ac below market
7.8 acres
Mainstream
$49,9007.8$6,439/ac near market
6.8 acres
Glassville
$46,0006.8$6,770/ac near market
36.3 acres
Northampton
$250,00036.3$6,887/ac above market
0.99-acre lot
Beechwood
$7,5000.99$7,588/ac below market
6 acres
Juniper
$49,9006$8,317/ac near market
30 acres
near Woodstock
$249,90030$8,330/ac
3 acres
Lot T · Long Settlement
$25,0003$8,333/ac near market
18 acres
Jacksontown
$199,90018$11,106/ac above market
10.7 acres
Lower Woodstock
$120,00010.7$11,268/ac near market
4.3 acres
Woodstock
$55,0004.3$12,791/ac near market
1.9 acres
Florenceville-Bristol
$24,9001.9$13,423/ac near market
3.5 acres
Lot 24-01 · Newburg
$49,9003.5$14,257/ac near market
37.6 acres
near Florenceville-Bristol
$549,00037.6$14,609/ac
2.4 acres with a creek
Deerville
$34,9002.4$14,851/ac Creek throughnear market
2.7 acres
Greenfield
$39,9002.7$14,944/ac near market
2 acres
Knowlesville
$30,0002$15,000/ac near market
2.2 acres
Howard Brook
$34,9002.2$15,936/ac near market
1 acre
Lower Brighton
$16,5001$16,500/ac below market
1.1 acres
Lot 95-1 · Lower Woodstock
$19,0001.1$16,964/ac below market
2 acres
Lot 07-02 · Richmond Settlement
$34,9002$17,450/ac near market
1 acre
Beardsley
$17,9001$17,900/ac below market
1.1 acres
Newburg
$21,0001.1$18,584/ac below market
19 acres on a lake
near Florenceville-Bristol
$365,00019$19,211/ac Lakefront
2.2 acres
Hartford
$47,0002.2$21,364/ac near market
1 acre
Newburg
$21,9001$21,900/ac near market
1.8 acres
Lot 06-1 · Florenceville-Bristol
$39,9001.8$22,044/ac above market
1 acre
Lot 02-5 · Lower Woodstock
$22,9001$22,233/ac near market
2 acres
Armond
$45,0002$22,500/ac above market
1 acre
Lot 85-60 · Lower Woodstock
$22,9001$22,900/ac near market
1 acre
Lot 97-2 · Lower Woodstock
$22,9001$22,900/ac near market
0.99-acre lot
Lot 89-3 · Lower Woodstock
$22,9000.99$23,131/ac below market
0.99-acre lot
Lot 85-58 · Lower Woodstock
$22,9000.99$23,131/ac below market
1.5 acres
Lot 14-01 · Bulls Creek
$38,0001.5$25,166/ac near market
0.69-acre lot
Bath
$17,5000.69$25,362/ac below market
0.37-acre lot
Lower Brighton
$9,5000.37$25,676/ac below market
17 acres with a creek
Lansdowne
$474,90017$27,968/ac Creek through
1.9 acres on a river
Wicklow
$55,0001.9$28,351/ac River frontageabove market
1 acre
Beechwood
$29,4591$29,459/ac near market
1.1 acres
Lot 10-04 · Bulls Creek
$38,0001.1$33,628/ac near market
0.25-acre lot
Lot 8 · East Knowlesville
$8,9000.25$35,600/ac below market
0.50-acre lot
Juniper
$19,9000.50$39,800/ac below market
0.50-acre lot
Bath
$19,9000.50$39,800/ac below market
2 acres
Charleston
$80,0002$40,000/ac above market
0.99-acre lot
Beardsley
$39,9000.99$40,303/ac near market
0.35-acre lot
Bath
$15,0000.35$42,857/ac below market
5 acres
Riceville
$225,0005$45,000/ac
1 acre
Centreville
$49,0001$49,000/ac above market
1.2 acres
Woodstock
$59,9001.2$49,917/ac above market
9 acres
Riceville
$449,9009$49,989/ac
2.7 acres
Woodstock
$165,0002.7$61,111/ac above market
4.5 acres
Lower Woodstock
$325,0004.5$72,222/ac above market
1.6 acres with a creek
Centreville
$119,9001.6$74,938/ac Creek through
5 acres
Jacksonville
$392,0005$78,400/ac
0.75-acre lot
Woodstock
$60,0000.75$80,000/ac above market
1.4 acres
Moose Mountain
$110,0001.4$80,882/ac
0.48-acre lot
Centreville
$39,0000.48$81,250/ac above market
3.2 acres on the water
Howard Brook
$264,0003.2$82,500/ac Waterfront
2.5 acres
Woodstock
$209,9002.5$83,960/ac above market
2 acres
Bannon
$179,9002$89,950/ac
5 acres on a river
Florenceville-Bristol
$474,9005$94,980/ac River frontage
0.41-acre lot
Lot 1 · Woodstock
$40,0000.41$97,561/ac above market
2.3 acres
Weston
$239,9002.3$103,405/ac
0.27-acre lot on a river
Wicklow
$28,9000.27$108,391/ac River frontageabove market
2 acres
Windsor
$219,9002$109,950/ac
0.09-acre lot
Lot S · Lansdowne
$10,5000.09$111,802/ac below market
1.5 acres
Florenceville-Bristol
$189,0001.5$127,703/ac
0.09-acre lot
Brighton
$12,0000.09$130,680/ac below market
3.5 acres
Rockland
$645,5003.5$184,957/ac
0.40-acre lot
Woodstock
$74,9000.40$187,250/ac above market
1.2 acres
Charleston
$235,0001.2$195,833/ac
2.4 acres
Richmond Settlement
$549,9002.4$229,125/ac
0.09-acre lot
Lot 98-1 · Mainstream
$22,9000.09$241,414/ac near market
1 acre
Richmond Settlement
$245,5001$245,500/ac
0.18-acre lot
Woodstock
$47,0000.18$261,111/ac above market
1.3 acres
Newbridge
$399,9001.3$307,615/ac
1.3 acres
Richmond Settlement
$460,0001.3$353,846/ac
1 acre
Oakland
$374,9001$374,900/ac
0.11-acre lot
Lot 09-3 · Bedell
$40,0000.11$379,856/ac above market
1 acre
Richmond Corner
$424,9001$424,900/ac
1 acre
Woodstock
$549,9001$549,900/ac
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About Carleton County

The area

Carleton County sits on New Brunswick's western edge, along the border with Maine, and had about 26,360 people in 2021 on about 3,310 km² of land. The Saint John River runs through it from north to south, past Florenceville-Bristol, Hartland and Woodstock, the county seat at the mouth of the Meduxnekeag River. Since the 2023 local government reform, Florenceville-Bristol, Bath, Centreville and the surrounding rural areas form the District of Carleton North; other rural land falls in Lakeland Ridges or the Western Valley Rural District.

History

The river, Wolastoq, is the homeland of the Wolastoqiyik, and the province acknowledges New Brunswick as unceded Wolastoqey, Mi'gmaq and Peskotomuhkati territory. Woodstock First Nation (Wotstak) is a Wolastoqey community. Disbanded troops of a Loyalist battalion began the settlement at Woodstock; the county was split from York County in 1831, and Woodstock became New Brunswick's first incorporated town in 1856. Potatoes were an export crop here by 1900, and McCain Foods opened its first French fry plant in Florenceville in 1957.

Services and access

Upper River Valley Hospital in Waterville has a 24-hour emergency department, surgery, dialysis, cancer care and obstetrics, and serves about 45,000 people across the upper valley. Woodstock sits where the Trans-Canada Highway meets Interstate 95, which crosses from Maine at Houlton. The nearest airport with scheduled flights is Fredericton International, served by Air Canada, Porter and WestJet. McCain keeps one of its two head offices in Florenceville-Bristol, and potato growing and processing lead the local economy.

Land and climate

Much of the farmland is broad, fairly flat ground worked by large potato operations. Spring ice jams on the river are a known risk: in 1994 a 7 km jam at the Meduxnekeag flooded low streets in Woodstock, and Route 105 went under near Hartland, Bristol and Florenceville. Many rural homes rely on private wells, which only a licensed New Brunswick well contractor may drill.

Before you buy

The Western Valley Regional Service Commission handles planning, zoning, subdivision approval and building permits for Carleton North, Hartland, Lakeland Ridges and the Western Valley Rural District, and since January 2026 for Woodstock as well. Its subdivision reviews apply guidelines for lots on private roads and for water supply. Any work within 30 m of a watercourse or wetland needs a provincial permit, and new lots may also need Crown land or on-site sewage approvals. The province publishes flood hazard maps that allow for climate change to 2100.

Sources

Written by AcreScout from the sources listed; facts checked October 1, 2026. Rules change: confirm anything that matters with the municipality.

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