Welcome to Norton
Norton, New Brunswick is a small, rural village located in the Kings County region of the province.
From a real estate perspective, this area offers a slower, more relaxed pace of life that is ideal for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city living. Properties in Norton range from traditional family homes to larger, more expansive estates. The cost of living here is lower than in more urban areas, making it an attractive option for both families and retirees.
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A neighbourhood for everyone.
The village of Norton is surrounded by beautiful natural scenery, including forests, rivers, and hills. This makes it a fantastic location for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy activities such as hiking, fishing, and bird watching. The area is also home to several parks and recreational facilities, providing plenty of opportunities for residents to stay active and enjoy the great outdoors.
Education in Norton is served by the Anglophone South School District, which offers a range of educational opportunities for students of all ages. There are several schools in the nearby areas, including Norton Elementary School and Belleisle Regional High School. These institutions are known for their high-quality education and dedicated staff, making Norton a great place to raise a family.
Market Insights
Market Activity
11
Active listings
Average Price
$167,027
Across active sale listings
Avg. Days on Market
69
Days, across active sale listings
Popular Types
House
Most common listing type
Demographic & Community Profile
Discover the people, lifestyles, and community dynamics that make Norton unique.
Total Population
3,149
Residents
Affordability Score
41%
Based on income-to-housing cost ratio
Age Distribution
Population breakdown by age group
0–14
15–24
25–44
45–64
65+
Median Household Income
$66,500
Median rent $600/mo
Homeownership
Owner vs Renter distribution
Income Distribution
Household income brackets
Under $40k
$40k–$79k
$80k–$99k
$100k–$149k
$150k+
Household Composition
How households are structured
One-person
Couples
Multigenerational
Education
Highest certification attained
Bachelor's or higher
Post-secondary
High school
No certificate
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Norton a good place to live?
Norton offers a balanced lifestyle with strong community amenities, diverse housing options, and convenient access to essential services. The area attracts families, young professionals, and retirees seeking quality of life.
What are the best neighbourhoods in Norton?
Norton has diverse neighbourhoods suited to different lifestyles — family-friendly communities with top schools, walkable urban cores with amenities, and quieter residential streets. The best choice depends on your priorities like commute, lifestyle, and budget.
How much do homes cost in Norton?
The average home price in Norton is $167,027. Prices range significantly by neighbourhood and property type, from affordable condos to luxury detached homes.
How competitive is the housing market in Norton?
Market competitiveness varies by season and inventory. There are currently 11 active listings. During high-demand periods properties may receive multiple offers — a local Sutton agent helps you navigate conditions.
How is commuting and transit in Norton?
Norton offers various transportation options including public transit, major highways, and cycling infrastructure. Commute times vary by neighbourhood, and many residents benefit from walkable areas with local amenities.