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Land for sale in Restigouche County, New Brunswick

98 land and acreage listings in Restigouche County. Median asking price $28,300; 8 bare-land lots of 10 acres or more at a median $1,181/ac. 7 have ocean, lake or river frontage and 1 a creek through the land.

98Listings
$28,300Median asking price
$1,181/acMedian per acre, bare land 10+ acres
7Ocean, lake or river frontage
1Creek through the land

Listed this week in Restigouche County

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
2 acres
Belledune
$164,9002$82,450/ac

Price cuts in Restigouche County

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
Land
Kedgwick
$30,000
was $38,000
Not stated–
47.3 acres
Lorne
$59,900
was $65,000
47.3$1,266/ac near market
1 acre
Eel River Crossing
$159,900
was $162,500
1$159,900/ac

Price per acre by lot size in Restigouche County

1–5 acres$82,450/ac
20–80 acres$3,503/ac
80+ acres$900/ac

Median asking price per acre of the 34 listings of 1 acre or more that state a size.

All listings in Restigouche County

Cheapest per acreLowest priceLargestNewest Waterfront or creek10+ acres
ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
104 acres
Belledune
$56,160104$540/ac below market
48.2 acres
Belledune
$29,10048.2$604/ac below market
100 acres
Saint-Maure
$90,000100$900/ac near market
73 acres
Balmoral
$80,00073$1,096/ac near market
47.3 acres
Lorne
$59,90047.3$1,266/ac near market
96 acres
Kedgwick
$140,00096$1,458/ac above market
79 acres
Belledune
$120,00079$1,519/ac above market
49.9 acres
Balmoral
$174,90049.9$3,503/ac
35 acres on the water
Charlo
$148,00035$4,229/ac Waterfrontabove market
100 acres
Balmoral
$649,900100$6,499/ac
3.8 acres
Belledune
$34,0003.8$8,995/ac below market
2.5 acres
Dundee
$24,9002.5$10,122/ac below market
2.1 acres
New Mills
$24,9002.1$11,717/ac below market
4.3 acres
Charlo
$59,9004.3$13,930/ac near market
25 acres on a river
Benjamin River
$349,90025$13,996/ac River frontage
2 acres
Balmoral
$29,5002$14,750/ac near market
1 acre
Saint-Jean-Baptiste-De-Restigouche
$15,0001$15,000/ac near market
27.2 acres
Saint-Quentin
$499,00027.2$18,359/ac
1 acre
Dundee
$19,9001$19,900/ac near market
2 acres
Dawsonville
$40,0002$20,000/ac near market
39.8 acres
Point la Nim
$899,00039.8$22,588/ac
7.5 acres
Kedgwick
$199,9907.5$26,665/ac above market
0.46-acre lot
Balmoral
$15,0000.46$32,609/ac below market
0.35-acre lot
Eel River Crossing
$12,5000.35$36,133/ac below market
0.46-acre lot on a river
New Mills
$24,0000.46$52,274/ac River frontagenear market
3.7 acres
Whites Brook
$196,5003.7$52,681/ac
2 acres
Mann Mountain Settlement
$165,0002$80,882/ac above market
2 acres
Belledune
$164,9002$82,450/ac
0.23-acre lot
Dalhousie
$19,5000.23$84,942/ac near market
0.50-acre lot
Dalhousie
$46,9000.50$93,800/ac above market
0.21-acre lot
Campbellton
$24,9000.21$116,493/ac near market
0.50-acre lot
Atholville
$69,0000.50$138,000/ac above market
1 acre
Adams Gulch
$144,9001$144,900/ac
1 acre
Kedgwick
$149,0001$149,000/ac
0.48-acre lot on the ocean
Dalhousie
$75,0000.48$155,648/ac Oceanfrontabove market
1 acre
Eel River Crossing
$159,9001$159,900/ac
1 acre
Saint-Quentin
$185,0001$185,000/ac
3.7 acres on the ocean
Sea Side
$688,0003.7$185,946/ac Oceanfront
1 acre
Robinsonville
$234,9001$234,900/ac
1 acre
Belledune
$259,9001$259,900/ac
2.9 acres with a creek
Saint-Quentin
$889,0002.9$304,452/ac Creek through
0.06-acre lot
Kedgwick
$20,0000.06$312,706/ac near market
1.5 acres
Dalhousie
$485,0001.5$323,333/ac
1 acre on the water
Sea Side
$624,0001$624,000/ac Waterfront
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Tide Head
$40,000Not stated–
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Charlo
$69,900Not stated–
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Dundee
$18,000Not stated–
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Campbellton
$57,900Not stated–
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Dundee
$14,000Not stated–
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St-Arthur
$22,000Not stated–
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Charlo
$27,500Not stated–
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New Mills
$12,000Not stated–
Land
Eel River Crossing
$55,000Not stated–
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Atholville
$199,000Not stated–
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Tide Head
$27,500Not stated–
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Lot 23 · Charlo
$22,900Not stated–
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Lot 46 · Charlo
$29,900Not stated–
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Lot 42 · Charlo
$25,900Not stated–
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Lot 16 · Charlo
$20,900Not stated–
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Lot 24 · Charlo
$26,900Not stated–
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Lot 22 · Charlo
$24,900Not stated–
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Lot 9 · Charlo
$23,900Not stated–
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Lot 20 · Charlo
$24,900Not stated–
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Lot 17 · Charlo
$20,900Not stated–
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Lot 21 · Charlo
$24,900Not stated–
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Lot 28 · Charlo
$30,900Not stated–
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Lot 5 · Charlo
$23,900Not stated–
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Lot 7 · Charlo
$23,900Not stated–
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Lot 10 · Charlo
$23,900Not stated–
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Lot 4 · Charlo
$23,900Not stated–
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Lot 34 · Charlo
$26,900Not stated–
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Lot 40 · Charlo
$23,900Not stated–
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Lot 13 · Charlo
$20,900Not stated–
Land on the ocean
Campbellton
$54,999Not stated– Oceanfront
Land
Lot 19 · Charlo
$24,900Not stated–
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Lot 27 · Charlo
$29,900Not stated–
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Lot 25 · Charlo
$20,900Not stated–
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Lot 11 · Charlo
$23,900Not stated–
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Lot 39 · Charlo
$23,900Not stated–
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Lot 18 · Charlo
$20,900Not stated–
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Lot 36 · Charlo
$26,900Not stated–
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Lot 26 · Charlo
$22,900Not stated–
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Lot 6 · Charlo
$23,900Not stated–
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Lot 14 · Charlo
$23,900Not stated–
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Lot 18 · Campbellton
$29,900Not stated–
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Lot 8 · Charlo
$23,900Not stated–
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Lot 41 · Charlo
$24,900Not stated–
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Lot 30 · Charlo
$21,900Not stated–
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Lot 12 · Charlo
$21,900Not stated–
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Lot 47 · Charlo
$32,900Not stated–
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Dalhousie
$6,800Not stated–
Land
Dalhousie
$35,000Not stated–
Land
Dalhousie
$15,900Not stated–
Land
Charlo
$24,900Not stated–
Land
Dalhousie
$15,900Not stated–
Land
Kedgwick
$30,000Not stated–
Land
Menneval
$49,900Not stated–
Land
Kedgwick
$45,000Unclear–
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About Restigouche County

The area

Restigouche County is the top of New Brunswick, bounded by Chaleur Bay and Quebec to the north and west and Gloucester County to the east. It had about 30,700 people in 2021 on 8,567 km², about 3.6 per km², and is mostly forest. The Restigouche River runs along much of the Quebec border and reaches the bay at Campbellton. After the 2023 local governance reform the county is made up of Campbellton (the old city, about 7,000 in 2021, plus Atholville, Tide Head and Glencoe), Heron Bay (Dalhousie and Charlo), Bois-Joli (Balmoral and Eel River Crossing), Kedgwick, Saint-Quentin and the Restigouche Rural District (Flatlands, Lorne, Mann Mountain and parts of other former local service districts).

History

The county was carved out of Gloucester in 1837 and named for the river, whose Mi'gmaq name was recorded as Lustagooch. This is Gespe'gewa'gi, the district of Mi'gma'gi that Listuguj, on the Quebec bank north of Campbellton, calls its traditional territory; Ugpi'ganjig (Eel River Bar First Nation) sits on the bay shore. In 1760 British frigates destroyed a French fleet and its river batteries, manned partly by Acadians and First Nations, in the waters off Campbellton. Scots settled after 1825, lumbering overtook fishing, and the Intercolonial Railway made Campbellton a terminal; the town burned almost entirely in 1910.

Services and access

Campbellton Regional Hospital (Vitalité Health Network) has 163 beds, 24-hour emergency, intensive care, surgery and obstetrics. Route 11 follows the bay through Campbellton toward the Quebec border, the J.C. Van Horne Bridge crosses to the Gaspé side, and Route 17 runs inland through Kedgwick and Saint-Quentin. PAL Airlines flies scheduled service from Charlo Airport. AV Group's Atholville mill makes dissolving pulp for viscose textile fibre.

Land and climate

Spring ice jams flood the river: in 1974 a jam at the old interprovincial bridge flooded low ground from Robinsonville to Campbellton, and in 1979 water covered Wyers Brook Road and reached Eel River Crossing. On the coast, a December 2010 storm surge wrecked cottages at Charlo, forced evacuations there and at Eel River Bar, and closed Route 134. The Kedgwick River includes provincial Crown Reserve salmon waters. Only licensed contractors may drill wells, and the province recommends testing for bacteria twice a year.

Before you buy

The Restigouche Regional Service Commission handles planning, permits and subdivisions for Campbellton, Heron Bay, Bois-Joli, Kedgwick and the Restigouche Rural District. Saint-Quentin uses the Northwest Regional Service Commission. Without town sewer, a permit waits on a septic approval from the Department of Public Safety, and building near a provincial road needs a setback certificate from the Department of Transportation. Any work within 30 m of a watercourse or wetland needs a provincial permit. Provincial flood hazard maps cover coast and rivers 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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