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Land for sale in Gloucester County, New Brunswick

231 land and acreage listings in Gloucester County. Median asking price $69,900; 41 bare-land lots of 10 acres or more at a median $2,255/ac. 37 have ocean, lake or river frontage and 1 a creek through the land.

231Listings
$69,900Median asking price
$2,255/acMedian per acre, bare land 10+ acres
37Ocean, lake or river frontage
1Creek through the land

Listed this week in Gloucester County

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
46 acres
Bathurst
$144,90046$3,150/ac above market
1 acre
Landry Office
$21,9001$21,900/ac below market
32 acres
Bertrand
$189,00032$5,906/ac
2.1 acres on the water
Pokemouche
$119,0002.1$56,398/ac Waterfrontabove market

Price cuts in Gloucester County

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
100 acres
Lot 43 · Allardville
$74,900
was $110,000
100$749/ac near market
1 acre
Saint-Simon
$19,000
was $25,000
1$19,000/ac below market
31 acres
Lot 1 · Bathurst
$69,900
was $89,900
31$2,255/ac below market
25 acres
Petit-Paquetville
$99,900
was $125,900
25$3,996/ac
5 acres
Caraquet
$39,000
was $49,000
5$7,800/ac below market
1.2 acres
Bertrand
$90,000
was $109,900
1.2$72,843/ac
1.5 acres
Pokemouche
$25,000
was $30,000
1.5$16,667/ac below market
7.2 acres
Baie De Petit-Pokemouche
$29,900
was $35,000
7.2$4,176/ac below market
7.8 acres
Miscou
$26,000
was $29,900
7.8$3,351/ac below market
1.3 acres
Miscou
$19,900
was $22,500
1.3$15,308/ac below market

By town

Bathurst 42Tracadie-Sheila 42Caraquet 26Hautes-Terres 18Bertrand 15Lamèque 15

Price per acre by lot size in Gloucester County

1–5 acres$44,593/ac
5–20 acres$7,979/ac
20–80 acres$2,796/ac
80+ acres$1,297/ac

Median asking price per acre of the 184 listings of 1 acre or more that state a size.

All listings in Gloucester County

Cheapest per acreLowest priceLargestNewest Waterfront or creek10+ acres
ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
41 acres
Bathurst
$20,00041$488/ac below market
33.8 acres
Coteau Road
$19,90033.8$589/ac below market
129 acres
Canobie
$89,000129$690/ac below market
100 acres
Lot 43 · Allardville
$74,900100$749/ac near market
97.7 acres
Val-Doucet
$74,90097.7$767/ac near market
97.8 acres
Allardville
$79,90097.8$817/ac near market
100 acres with a creek
Maltempec
$94,900100$949/ac Creek throughnear market
38 acres
Inkerman
$38,50038$1,013/ac below market
243 acres on a river
Bathurst
$260,000243$1,070/ac River frontagenear market
39.3 acres
Bas-Caraquet
$50,00039.3$1,273/ac below market
48 acres
Sainte Rose
$62,00048$1,292/ac near market
115 acres
Bathurst
$149,000115$1,297/ac near market
83.8 acres
Bathurst
$119,00083.8$1,421/ac near market
15.1 acres
Lot 1 · Pokeshaw
$24,90015.1$1,655/ac below market
16.3 acres
Bas-Caraquet
$29,90016.3$1,834/ac below market
101 acres
Bois-Blanc
$195,000101$1,931/ac above market
257 acres
Anse-Bleue
$499,000257$1,942/ac below market
30 acres
Sainte-Marie-Saint-Raphaël
$59,00030$1,967/ac near market
11.4 acres
Bertrand
$22,50011.4$1,974/ac below market
16.9 acres
Saint-Marie-Saint-Raphaël
$37,90016.9$2,239/ac below market
31 acres
Lot 1 · Bathurst
$69,90031$2,255/ac below market
124 acres
Tilley Road
$299,900124$2,419/ac
15 acres
Canton Des Basques
$39,90015$2,665/ac below market
21.4 acres
Rang-Saint-Georges
$59,90021.4$2,796/ac near market
46 acres
Bathurst
$144,90046$3,150/ac above market
92.9 acres
Bertrand
$300,00092.9$3,231/ac above market
7.8 acres
Miscou
$26,0007.8$3,351/ac below market
3.2 acres
Cap-Bateau
$11,0003.2$3,406/ac below market
8 acres
Caraquet
$30,0008$3,774/ac
12.6 acres
Beresford
$49,90012.6$3,960/ac below market
25 acres
Petit-Paquetville
$99,90025$3,996/ac
7.2 acres
Baie De Petit-Pokemouche
$29,9007.2$4,176/ac below market
44 acres
Miscou
$199,00044$4,523/ac above market
192 acres
South Tetagouche
$899,900192$4,687/ac
10 acres
Coteau Road
$49,90010$4,990/ac near market
12 acres
Tremblay
$59,90012$5,000/ac below market
7 acres
Petit-Paquetville
$35,0007$5,000/ac below market
17 acres on the water
Inkerman
$85,00017$5,000/ac Waterfrontnear market
48 acres
Laplante
$250,00048$5,208/ac above market
75 acres
Bathurst
$400,00075$5,333/ac above market
10 acres
Bertrand
$55,00010$5,500/ac near market
5 acres
Village-Des-Poirier
$29,0005$5,800/ac below market
3 acres
Saint-Isidore
$17,5003$5,833/ac below market
5.1 acres
Six Roads
$29,9005.1$5,874/ac below market
32 acres
Bertrand
$189,00032$5,906/ac
11 acres
Lot 94-2 · Paquetville
$67,50011$6,136/ac near market
3.2 acres
Six Roads
$19,9003.2$6,219/ac below market
3.8 acres
Bathurst
$23,9003.8$6,240/ac below market
8.7 acres
Bathurst
$59,9008.7$6,925/ac below market
4 acres
Lot 2005-1 · Nicholas Denys
$29,9004$7,475/ac below market
4 acres
Grande-Anse
$29,9004$7,475/ac below market
5 acres
Caraquet
$39,0005$7,800/ac below market
9.4 acres on the water
Inkerman
$75,0009.4$7,979/ac Waterfrontnear market
4.2 acres
Saumarez
$39,9004.2$9,455/ac below market
9 acres on the water
Lot R · Tracadie-Sheila
$89,0009$9,889/ac Waterfrontabove market
2.2 acres
Sainte Rose
$22,9002.2$10,553/ac below market
2.5 acres
Bas-Caraquet
$27,5002.5$10,784/ac below market
2.3 acres
Sormany
$25,0002.3$10,870/ac below market
8.6 acres on the ocean
Caraquet
$99,0008.6$11,458/ac Oceanfrontnear market
1 acre
Beresford
$11,9001$11,900/ac below market
1 acre
Allardville
$12,0001$12,006/ac below market
1.3 acres
Tracadie-Sheila
$15,9001.3$12,720/ac below market
2.7 acres
Sormany
$35,9002.7$13,247/ac below market
1.4 acres
Hacheyville
$19,0001.4$13,571/ac below market
4.4 acres
South Tetagouche
$59,9004.4$13,614/ac
15 acres
Chamberlain Settlement
$209,00015$13,933/ac
0.92-acre lot
Haut-Lamèque
$12,9000.92$14,018/ac below market
3 acres
Lot 2 · Caraquet
$43,0003$14,333/ac below market
1.2 acres
Sainte Rose
$17,5001.2$14,583/ac below market
2.7 acres
Pokesudie
$39,9002.7$14,951/ac below market
1 acre
Bertrand
$15,0001$15,000/ac below market
12.9 acres
Maisonnette
$195,00012.9$15,116/ac above market
2.6 acres
Maisonnette
$40,0002.6$15,267/ac below market
1.3 acres
Miscou
$19,9001.3$15,308/ac below market
3.4 acres on a river
Pointe des Robichaud
$55,0003.4$16,369/ac River frontagenear market
6 acres on the water
Maisonnette
$99,0006$16,500/ac Waterfrontnear market
1.5 acres
Pokemouche
$25,0001.5$16,667/ac below market
2.7 acres
Tracadie-Sheila
$45,0002.7$16,667/ac near market
0.57-acre lot
Bathurst
$9,9000.57$17,269/ac below market
5 acres
Lot 4 · Caraquet
$89,0005$17,800/ac near market
4.2 acres
Maisonnette
$75,0004.2$17,857/ac near market
5 acres on the water
Clifton
$89,9005$17,980/ac Waterfrontabove market
2.2 acres
Tracadie-Sheila
$39,9002.2$18,136/ac below market
1 acre
Saint-Simon
$19,0001$19,000/ac below market
1 acre
Four Roads
$19,9001$19,135/ac below market
1 acre
Haut-Lamèque
$19,9001$19,320/ac below market
2.3 acres on the ocean
Pokesudie
$45,0002.3$19,737/ac Oceanfrontbelow market
47.1 acres
Petit-Tracadie
$950,00047.1$20,148/ac above market
0.47-acre lot
Bathurst
$9,9000.47$21,064/ac below market
1 acre
Landry Office
$21,9001$21,900/ac below market
1.3 acres
Tremblay
$29,9001.3$22,481/ac near market
8 acres
Bertrand
$180,0008$22,556/ac above market
0.52-acre lot
Allardville
$11,9000.52$23,042/ac below market
1.8 acres on a river
Rang-Saint-Georges
$43,0001.8$23,370/ac River frontagenear market
1 acre
Saumarez
$25,0001$24,510/ac near market
1 acre
Bathurst
$25,0001$25,000/ac near market
20 acres on a river
Pokemouche
$500,00020$25,000/ac River frontageabove market
1.2 acres
Bathurst
$30,0001.2$25,641/ac near market
1.6 acres
Bathurst
$39,9001.6$25,742/ac near market
6.9 acres
Bas-Caraquet
$179,0006.9$26,055/ac
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About Gloucester County

The area

Gloucester County covers northeastern New Brunswick, from Bathurst and the Chaleur shore east across the Acadian Peninsula, with about 4,730 km² of land and about 78,300 people in 2021. New Brunswick redrew its local governments in 2023, so the county is now split between two regional service commissions. In the west, the Chaleur commission serves the City of Bathurst (about 12,200 in 2021), Belle-Baie (the former Beresford, Petit-Rocher, Nigadoo and Pointe-Verte and nearby areas) and the Chaleur Rural District. On the peninsula, the Acadian Peninsula commission serves Tracadie, Caraquet, Shippagan, Île-de-Lamèque, Hautes-Terres (Paquetville and Saint-Isidore), Rivière-du-Nord and the rural district on Miscou Island.

History

The Mi'gmaq called the Bathurst area Nepisiguit, meaning rough water; Pabineau First Nation (Oinpegitjoig) sits on the Nepisiguit River near the city. Nicolas Denys, governor of Acadia, founded the settlement in 1652, and the town took the name Bathurst in 1826. Logging and sawmills drove the 1800s, a pulp mill opened in 1914, and the Brunswick Mine produced base metals from 1964 until 2013, employing more than 7,000 people over its life. Bathurst now serves as a shopping, health and education centre for much of northern New Brunswick.

Services and access

Chaleur Regional Hospital in Bathurst, run by the Vitalité Health Network, is the area's regional hospital. Enfant-Jésus RHSJ Hospital in Caraquet and Lamèque Hospital and Community Health Centre serve the peninsula; Vitalité posts emergency department slowdowns and closures on its website.

Land and climate

Private well owners are responsible for testing their own water. The province advises testing for bacteria twice a year and for arsenic, uranium and other minerals when the well is drilled and every two years after, with samples taken at Service New Brunswick offices or accredited labs. Any work within 30 m of a watercourse or wetland needs a provincial alteration permit, and on bare land in flood-prone or tidal areas no new house may go within 30 m of the water.

Before you buy

The Acadian Peninsula commission issues building permits for all its municipalities and the Miscou rural district, each with its own zoning bylaw or rural plan and an online zoning map. The Chaleur commission handles planning and building permits for Belle-Baie and the Chaleur Rural District. Before a permit, expect to need a septic approval from the Department of Public Safety's technical inspection service, a road setback certificate from the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure for work near a provincial road, and an environment permit for work near water. In the rural districts, a manager appointed by the province coordinates land use planning with an elected advisory committee. Check the province's GeoNB flood hazard maps for shoreline and river lots.

Sources

Written by AcreScout from the sources listed; facts checked September 30, 2026. Rules change: confirm anything that matters with the municipality.

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