HouseCA$305,000
Hampton

53 homes and apartments for sale in Hampton, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$305,000
Hampton
HouseCA$1,300,000
Hampton
HouseCA$350,000
Hampton
HouseCA$1,275,000
Hampton
HouseCA$599,000
Hampton
HouseCA$950,000
Hampton
HouseCA$219,900
Hampton
HouseCA$424,900
Hampton
HouseCA$319,000
Hampton
HouseCA$562,900
Hampton
HouseCA$549,990
Hampton
HouseCA$599,900
Hampton
HouseCA$480,181
Hampton
HouseCA$425,000
Hampton
HouseCA$549,000
Hampton
HouseCA$439,900
Hampton
HouseCA$249,900
Hampton
HouseCA$505,000
Hampton
HouseCA$599,000
Hampton
HouseCA$599,000
Hampton
HouseCA$599,000
Hampton
HouseCA$599,000
Hampton
HouseCA$599,000
Hampton
HouseCA$489,500
Hampton
Buyer's guide: Hampton
Hampton real estate in New Brunswick is a riverside, commuter-friendly market with affordable prices. The 53 listings on RealEstateAbroad have a median asking price of €191,187 (asking prices, converted to euros), and the middle half runs from €81,427 to €316,555.
We have no floor-area figures for this sample, so the table shows price and mix only.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €191,187 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €81,427 to €316,555 |
| Houses | 32 |
| Land | 21 |
| Listings | 53 |
Houses make up 32 listings and plots of land another 21; there are no apartments. Among homes, 17 have three bedrooms, 7 have two, 4 have four and 4 have five or more. The wide price range reflects the mix of cheap building lots and larger waterfront or acreage homes. The national house listings for Canada and land listings give context.
Hampton is a town on the Kennebecasis River valley, east of the Kennebecasis communities outside Saint John. It has a small town centre, riverfront parks, schools and quick access to Highway 1. Daily commuters head to Saint John or neighbouring Quispamsis, and the provincial capital Fredericton and Moncton with its suburb Riverview are further away. Minto is a separate coal-mining town in central New Brunswick. Treat these as other markets rather than next-door neighbours.
The federal foreign-buyer ban runs to 1 January 2027, so confirm your status before bidding. New Brunswick charges a real property transfer tax of 1% on the assessed value, and property taxes on non-owner-occupied residential property are higher, so rental investors should check both. A lawyer handles title searches, and rural properties need attention to wells, septic systems and flood risk along the river.
Read the Canada buying guide for the sequence of steps, the financing page for mortgage options and the mortgage calculator for monthly costs. The Canada overview links to other provinces.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it is a commuter town for Saint John, reached by Highway 1 in roughly half an hour.
Because the sample mixes inexpensive building lots with larger houses, the middle half runs from €81,427 to €316,555.
Parts of the Saint John River system flood in spring, so check the property's flood history, insurance cost and elevation before buying.
A 1% real property transfer tax on assessed value, plus legal fees and title costs. Verify current rules with your lawyer.