Lakeville, NB Real Estate - Houses For Sale in Lakeville, New Brunswick
Lakeville offers a selection of residential real estate, including detached homes, country properties, cottages and residences on larger lots. The surrounding rural landscape provides opportunities for buyers seeking additional space, privacy and a more relaxed pace of life. Housing can suit families, first-time homeowners, retirees and commuters who want a rural setting while maintaining access to the services and employment opportunities of Greater Moncton. Read more about Lakeville real estate
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About Living in Lakeville, New Brunswick
Transportation
Lakeville is connected to surrounding communities by a network of local and regional roads, providing access to Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview and other parts of southeastern New Brunswick. Route 490 and nearby regional routes provide connections through the surrounding rural areas, while Route 15 and the Trans-Canada Highway offer longer-distance access across the province. A personal vehicle is generally the most practical means of transportation for residents.
Services
Lakeville is primarily rural and residential, with residents relying on nearby communities for many everyday services. Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview provide grocery stores, restaurants, schools, health-care services, retail businesses, professional services, recreation and entertainment. The broader Greater Moncton area also offers hospitals, post-secondary education, major shopping centres and diverse employment opportunities, making it practical to enjoy a rural home base while remaining close to urban amenities.
Character
Lakeville has a quiet rural character shaped by its agricultural surroundings, forests and lakes. The area's natural setting provides opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing, boating, wildlife viewing and other outdoor activities, while nearby communities offer additional recreation and cultural attractions. Its proximity to the Petitcodiac River and the broader waterways of southeastern New Brunswick adds to the area's appeal for those who enjoy the outdoors.














