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Land for sale in Kings County, New Brunswick

186 land and acreage listings in Kings County. Median asking price $76,500; 33 bare-land lots of 10 acres or more at a median $2,966/ac. 30 have ocean, lake or river frontage and 4 a creek through the land.

186Listings
$76,500Median asking price
$2,966/acMedian per acre, bare land 10+ acres
30Ocean, lake or river frontage
4Creek through the land

Listed this week in Kings County

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
5 acres
Rothesay
$349,9005$70,120/ac
2.3 acres
Kingston
$399,9002.3$170,897/ac
1 acre
Belleisle Creek
$250,0001$250,000/ac

Price cuts in Kings County

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
136 acres
Salt Springs
$165,000
was $199,900
136$1,213/ac near market
6.9 acres
Lot 1 · Springfield
$27,000
was $30,000
6.9$3,902/ac below market
6.9 acres
Lot 2 · Springfield
$27,000
was $30,000
6.9$3,902/ac below market
27 acres on the water
Kingston
$85,000
was $94,000
27$3,148/ac Waterfrontbelow market
1.2 acres
Quispamsis
$399,900
was $439,900
1.2$333,250/ac
450 acres
Ratter Corner
$365,000
was $399,900
450$811/ac below market
54 acres
Rothesay
$299,000
was $325,000
54$5,537/ac above market
2 acres
Smithtown
$599,000
was $649,900
2$299,500/ac
3 acres
Salt Springs
$135,000
was $145,000
3$45,000/ac above market
75 acres
Kars
$279,000
was $299,000
75$3,720/ac

By town

Penobsquis 32Hampton 28Quispamsis 27Sussex 21Grand Bay-Westfield 20

Price per acre by lot size in Kings County

1–5 acres$32,018/ac
5–20 acres$12,488/ac
20–80 acres$3,489/ac
80+ acres$2,966/ac

Median asking price per acre of the 155 listings of 1 acre or more that state a size.

All listings in Kings County

Cheapest per acreLowest priceLargestNewest Waterfront or creek10+ acres
ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
51 acres
Grand Bay-Westfield
$39,90051$782/ac below market
50 acres
Lot 2 · Head of Millstream
$40,00050$800/ac below market
450 acres
Ratter Corner
$365,000450$811/ac below market
120 acres
Anagance
$99,900120$832/ac near market
70.2 acres
Studholm
$78,00070.2$1,111/ac near market
50 acres
Goshen
$59,90050$1,198/ac below market
136 acres
Salt Springs
$165,000136$1,213/ac near market
56 acres
Barnesville
$69,50056$1,241/ac below market
116 acres
Kingston
$149,900116$1,292/ac below market
40 acres
Cornhill
$55,00040$1,375/ac near market
198 acres on a river
Damascus
$349,900198$1,767/ac River frontagenear market
100 acres
Salt Springs
$199,000100$1,990/ac near market
11.2 acres
Portage Vale
$23,00011.2$2,050/ac below market
18 acres
Wards Creek
$42,50018$2,361/ac below market
17.6 acres
Goshen
$45,00017.6$2,561/ac near market
40.8 acres
Belleisle Creek
$119,00040.8$2,919/ac above market
118 acres on a lake
Rothesay
$350,000118$2,966/ac Lakefrontnear market
24.5 acres
Sussex
$74,90024.5$3,057/ac near market
24 acres
Waterford
$74,90024$3,121/ac near market
27 acres on the water
Kingston
$85,00027$3,148/ac Waterfrontbelow market
5 acres
Lot 2 · Elgin
$16,0005$3,200/ac below market
21.5 acres
Nerepis
$75,00021.5$3,489/ac below market
428 acres on a river
Elgin
$1,499,900428$3,504/ac River frontage
5 acres
Anagance
$17,9005$3,580/ac below market
110 acres
Smithtown
$399,900110$3,635/ac above market
75 acres
Kars
$279,00075$3,720/ac
6.9 acres
Lot 1 · Springfield
$27,0006.9$3,902/ac below market
6.9 acres
Lot 2 · Springfield
$27,0006.9$3,902/ac below market
23 acres
Lot C · Titusville
$99,90023$4,343/ac below market
6.6 acres on a lake
Poodiac
$28,9006.6$4,385/ac Lakefrontbelow market
109 acres on the water
Bayswater
$540,000109$4,954/ac Waterfrontabove market
27 acres on a river
Portage Vale
$143,00027$5,296/ac River frontageabove market
54 acres
Rothesay
$299,00054$5,537/ac above market
21.3 acres
Hammondvale
$124,90021.3$5,856/ac above market
21 acres with a creek
Salt Springs
$124,90021$5,948/ac Creek throughnear market
5.5 acres
Ratter Corner
$37,5005.5$6,769/ac near market
5.6 acres
Greenwich
$39,8005.6$7,107/ac below market
105 acres on a river
Norton
$750,000105$7,143/ac River frontage
4.2 acres
Lot 26-3 · Kingston
$34,0004.2$8,193/ac below market
4 acres
Lot 26-2 · Kingston
$34,0004$8,564/ac below market
2.6 acres
Lot 22-3 · Sussex
$23,7002.6$9,222/ac below market
2.6 acres
Lot 22-4 · Sussex
$24,2002.6$9,237/ac below market
2.6 acres
Lot 22-5 · Sussex
$24,2002.6$9,237/ac below market
2.6 acres
Lot 22-6 · Sussex
$24,4002.6$9,242/ac below market
2.7 acres
Plumweseep
$25,0002.7$9,259/ac below market
8 acres
Lot 2 · Anagance
$75,0008$9,375/ac above market
3.2 acres
Lot 22-1 · Sussex
$30,4003.2$9,383/ac near market
185 acres on a lake
Kingston
$1,895,000185$10,243/ac Lakefront
3.1 acres
Lot 26-4 · Kingston
$32,0003.1$10,289/ac below market
90 acres
Quispamsis
$929,90090$10,332/ac above market
3 acres
Berwick
$33,0003$11,000/ac near market
5 acres
Havelock
$58,0005$11,600/ac
38 acres
South Branch
$450,00038$11,842/ac
2.5 acres
Jeffries Corner
$29,9002.5$12,105/ac below market
4.1 acres
Lower Greenwich
$49,9004.1$12,112/ac below market
2.4 acres
Lot 25-3 · Anagance
$29,9002.4$12,355/ac below market
2 acres
Lot 2019-1 · Bloomfield
$24,5002$12,374/ac below market
2.4 acres
Lot 25-4 · Anagance
$29,9002.4$12,458/ac below market
8 acres on a river
Barnesville
$99,9008$12,488/ac River frontagenear market
2.4 acres
Lot 25-5 · Anagance
$29,9002.4$12,616/ac below market
3.9 acres
Welsford
$49,0003.9$12,727/ac below market
4.8 acres
Salt Springs
$65,0004.8$13,570/ac near market
14.2 acres on a lake
Cassidy Lake
$200,00014.2$14,104/ac Lakefrontabove market
2.5 acres
Lot 37 · Anagance
$36,5002.5$14,777/ac near market
3 acres
Grand Bay-Westfield
$49,0003$16,118/ac below market
77 acres on the water
Darlings Island
$1,299,90077$16,882/ac Waterfrontabove market
5 acres
Cornhill
$85,0005$17,000/ac above market
2.8 acres
Salt Springs
$49,9002.8$17,885/ac near market
1.8 acres
Hammond
$31,9001.8$18,229/ac near market
1.5 acres
Lot 22-3 · Midland
$28,0001.5$19,048/ac below market
1.4 acres
Lot 39 · Anagance
$26,9001.4$19,214/ac below market
2 acres
Lot 26-1 · Springfield
$38,9002$19,450/ac near market
1.2 acres
Lot 83-2 · Havelock
$22,9001.2$19,573/ac near market
1.5 acres
Anagance
$31,2001.5$20,662/ac near market
1.3 acres
Lot 20-6 · Midland
$28,0001.3$21,538/ac below market
1.3 acres
Lot 20-7 · Midland
$28,0001.3$21,538/ac below market
13 acres
Sussex Corner
$284,00013$21,846/ac
8.1 acres
Hampton
$179,9008.1$22,128/ac above market
1.6 acres
Anagance
$36,0001.6$22,843/ac near market
1.5 acres
Lot 25-5 · Norton
$34,8001.5$23,200/ac near market
1.5 acres
Lot 26-10 · Norton
$34,8001.5$23,200/ac near market
1.5 acres
Lot 26-3 · Springfield
$34,8001.5$23,200/ac near market
1.5 acres
Lot 26-9 · Norton
$34,8001.5$23,200/ac near market
2.1 acres
Bayswater
$50,0002.1$23,810/ac below market
1.2 acres
Studholm
$27,9001.2$23,846/ac near market
62 acres on a lake
Darlings Island
$1,500,00062$24,194/ac Lakefrontabove market
1.1 acres
Lot 38 · Anagance
$26,9001.1$24,234/ac near market
1.2 acres
Anagance
$28,5001.2$24,569/ac near market
1.9 acres
Lot L · Upham
$49,9001.9$25,990/ac near market
1.5 acres
Apohaqui
$39,9001.5$26,779/ac near market
5 acres
Kingston
$139,0005$27,800/ac
1 acre
Lot 1 · Upham
$27,9001$27,900/ac below market
1 acre
Lot 2 · Upham
$27,9001$27,900/ac below market
1 acre
Anagance
$28,5001$28,500/ac near market
1.7 acres
Lot 01-1 · Riverbank
$49,0001.7$29,167/ac above market
3 acres
Morrisdale
$89,9003$29,967/ac near market
1 acre
Studholm
$29,9991$29,999/ac near market
3 acres with a creek
Central Greenwich
$92,0003$30,667/ac Creek through
0.50-acre lot
Norton
$15,9000.50$31,800/ac below market
1.1 acres
Lot 2 · Damascus
$34,9001.1$32,018/ac below market
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About Kings County

The area

Kings County lies in southern New Brunswick, inland from Saint John, and had about 71,200 people in 2021 on about 3,480 km² of land. The Kennebecasis River runs through it, past Sussex, Hampton, Quispamsis and Rothesay, to the Saint John River. Free provincial cable ferries reach the Kingston Peninsula and cross Belleisle Bay. Since the 2023 local government reform, rural land falls in entities such as Valley Waters, Butternut Valley, the Kings Rural District and the Fundy Rural District.

History

The Saint John River, Wolastoq, and its watershed are the homeland of the Wolastoqiyik; the province acknowledges New Brunswick as unceded Wolastoqey, Mi'gmaq and Peskotomuhkati territory. Loyalists, many from Connecticut, settled the Kingston Peninsula in 1783; its Trinity Church (1789) is the province's oldest Anglican church building. The county was created in 1785, and its seat moved from Kingston to Hampton in 1870. Hampton and Sussex later grew as stops on the Intercolonial Railway, and dairy farming became the backbone of the Sussex valley.

Services and access

Saint John Regional Hospital, the province's largest tertiary hospital, is the referral centre for major trauma and heart care and has a 24-hour emergency department. Sussex Health Centre's emergency department is not open around the clock; check Horizon for current hours. Route 1 runs through Sussex. Saint John Airport has scheduled service from Air Canada, Flair, Pascan and Porter. Around Sussex, agriculture (mainly dairy), retail and tourism lead, with forestry, manufacturing, health care and education also employing many.

Land and climate

Sussex has a humid continental climate with strong seasons, and moist air off the Bay of Fundy adds to its winter snow. The town credits loamy soil left by spring floods for its dairy farms. Only a licensed New Brunswick contractor may drill a well, and the owner gets a voucher to test the new well's water.

Before you buy

Quispamsis, Rothesay, Hampton, Sussex and Grand Bay-Westfield run their own planning. The Kings Regional Service Commission issues building permits and does planning for Butternut Valley, Valley Waters and the Kings Rural District, with rural plans in the Studholm, Waterford, Johnston and Norton planning areas. The Fundy Regional Service Commission serves the Fundy Rural District, which takes in Greenwich and parts of Kingston and Westfield parishes; its rural plan is still being drafted. Any work within 30 m of a watercourse or wetland needs a provincial permit. In 2018 the river at Quispamsis reached 5.76 m against a 4.2 m flood stage, and Rothesay's pumping stations and lagoons flooded. Sussex has had six floods along Trout Creek and Parsons Brook since 2014. The provincial flood hazard maps 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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