Nicole Labarge

$40,000

Canada

Set on just over 5 acres in beautiful Bouctouche, New Brunswick, this peaceful property feels like stepping into a snow globe. Surrounded by nature, you'll find the kind of quiet that's hard to come by, with plenty of room to create the home you've always imagined.With over 400 feet of road frontage, you'll have endless building possibilities while enjoying the privacy only a property like this can offer. Better yet, you'll benefit from low property taxes without sacrificing convenience.You're only minutes from the shops, restaurants, and everyday amenities of Bouctouche, about 35 minutes from Moncton, and just a 4-minute drive to the stunning Bouctouche Dunes. If you enjoy the outdoors, you'll love having snowmobile and ATV trails nearby, making this a year-round playground.Whether you're dreaming of a private retreat, a forever home surrounded by nature, or simply investing in a piece of New Brunswick's beautiful countryside, this property offers the space, serenity, and location to make it happen.Seller is related to a Licensed Real Estate Salesperson in the province of New Brunswick

$142,500

Canada

Tucked away on 70.99 acres along Shaw Road in rural Albert County, this is the kind of place you come to breathe a little deeper and slow things right down. Two PIDs and decades of untouched land mean what you see here is the real deal—natural, quiet, and exactly how it should be.A gentle brook winds its way through the back of the property, leading to a peaceful pond. You’ll find wild berries scattered throughout, birds overhead, and that kind of stillness you don’t realize you’ve been missing until you’re standing in it.This is where mornings start with coffee on a cabin deck, listening to the water run, and evenings end by the fire with nothing but the sounds of nature around you. Whether you’re dreaming of a private getaway, a hunting spot, or a place to unplug for a while, this land gives you the space to do it.Opportunities like this don’t come around often in Albert County. Land that’s been left alone this long is getting harder to find