Kingston, NB Real Estate - Houses For Sale in Kingston, New Brunswick
Kingston offers a quiet rural setting in Kings County, with houses, country properties, farms, wooded acreage and larger lots appealing to buyers looking for space and a slower pace of life. The area can suit those seeking a year-round home, an acreage property or a country retreat surrounded by farmland and forest. Its location within reach of Sussex and Saint John provides a peaceful rural base while keeping a broader range of shopping, employment and community amenities accessible. Read more about Kingston real estate
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$94,000Vacant Land Route 845Kingston, NB
$219,900152 Hill RdKingston, NB
$999,0002 Dunhams Wharf RdKingston, NB
$275,000Lot And Camp Route 845Kingston, NB
$199,900441 Route 845Kingston, NB
$39,900Lot Route 845Kingston, NB
$349,900- Norton ShoreKingston, NB
$149,900Lot Backland RoadKingston, NB
$35,000Lot Route 845Kingston, NB
$1,895,00086 Old Reach RdKingston, NB
$449,900267 Route 850Kingston, NB
$139,000345 Ketchum RoadKingston, NB
$524,999459 Route 845Kingston, NB
$38,000Lot 26-3 Backland RdKingston, NB
$38,000Lot 26-2 Backland RdKingston, NB
$36,000Lot 26-4 BacklandKingston, NB
$199,0000 845 RteKingston, NB
$22,000Lot Woodhaven DriveKingston, NB

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About Living in Kingston, New Brunswick
Transportation
Kingston is connected to neighbouring communities through a network of rural and provincial roads, providing access toward Sussex, Saint John and other parts of Kings County. Route 121 and nearby regional roads provide connections to larger highway corridors, including the Trans-Canada Highway, making longer-distance travel practical. A vehicle is generally the most practical means of transportation for residents, particularly for commuting, shopping and accessing specialized services outside the community.
Services
Kingston is primarily a rural community, with residents relying on nearby towns for many everyday and specialized services. Sussex provides convenient access to grocery stores, health care, schools, restaurants, recreation and professional services, while Saint John offers a wider selection of shopping, employment and specialized amenities. Local businesses, farms and community organizations contribute to the surrounding area's economy and help maintain connections among residents.
Character
Kingston has a traditional rural character shaped by farmland, forests and the rolling landscape of southern New Brunswick. The surrounding countryside provides opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, snowmobiling and ATV riding, while agricultural properties and wooded areas contribute to the area's spacious feel. The community's small scale and low-density development create a relaxed atmosphere for those who enjoy country living and a strong connection to the outdoors.


















