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Frontside or backside of a home, the fenced backyard for 646 Helene St, New Glasgow Nova Scotia B2H 2Y1
2 days on market
$269,900
646 Helene St, New Glasgow
Detached32+11662 sq ft
Listed by Royal LePage Atlantic(Stellarton)
A pic from exterior of the house or condo, the front or back of building for 483-485 Macdonald St, New Glasgow Nova Scotia B2H 2W3
3 days on market
$69,900
483-485 Macdonald St, New Glasgow
Townhouse--- sq ft
Listed by RE/MAX Nova
Frontside or backside of a home, the street view for 487 Macdonald Street, New Glasgow Nova Scotia B2H 2W3
3 days on market
$79,900
487 Macdonald Street , New Glasgow
Townhouse3-- sq ft
Listed by RE/MAX Nova
Frontside or backside of a home, the street view for 487/483-485 Macdonald Street, New Glasgow Nova Scotia B2H 2W3
3 days on market
$139,900
487/483-485 Macdonald Street , New Glasgow
Townhouse7-- sq ft
Listed by RE/MAX Nova
Home with vinyl exterior material for 33 Parkview Drive Dr, New Glasgow Nova Scotia B2H 0E6
4 days on market
$495,000
33 Parkview Drive Dr, New Glasgow
Detached321512 sq ft
Listed by Viewpoint Realty Services Inc. (Pictou)
Frontside or backside of a home, cottage for 123 Kennedy Crt, New Glasgow Nova Scotia B2H 1T8
7 days on market
$249,900
123 Kennedy Crt, New Glasgow
Detached311176 sq ft
Listed by Blinkhorn Real Estate Ltd.
A pic from exterior of the house or condo, cottage for 461 Macdonald St, New Glasgow Nova Scotia B2H 2V9
7 days on market
$249,900
461 Macdonald St, New Glasgow
Detached32+11578 sq ft
Listed by Royal LePage Atlantic - Valley(Windsor)
Frontside or backside of a home, the street view for 548 Nelson Street, New Glasgow Nova Scotia B2H 3C7
9 days on market
$329,000
548 Nelson Street , New Glasgow
Detached42+12022 sq ft
Listed by Viewpoint Realty Services Inc. (Pictou)
Home with vinyl exterior material for 192 Blue Heron Dr, New Glasgow Nova Scotia B2H 5S4
9 days on market
$475,000
192 Blue Heron Dr, New Glasgow
Detached432800 sq ft
Listed by Blinkhorn Real Estate Ltd.
Frontside or backside of a home, the street view for 287 Abercrombie Rd, New Glasgow Nova Scotia B2H 1K7
13 days on market
$379,000
287 Abercrombie Rd, New Glasgow
Detached322112 sq ft
Listed by J.F. MacIvor Properties

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Population & demographics

Total population

8,801

Population age (%)

0-19 (19%)20-34 (16%)35-49 (17%)50-64 (21%)65+ (26%)

Household

Average household income

$100,020

Household composition (%)

Single person (42%)Multi person (4%)Single Family (54%)

Owners / Renters (%)

Owners (57%)Renters (43%)

Mother Tongue (%)

English (96%)Others (2%)French (1%)

How much does it cost to live in New Glasgow?

Detached

Median Selling Price$238,500

Average Days on Market

58.73

#Active Listings (last 30 days)

29

#Sold Listings (last 30 days)

11

Townhouse

Median Selling Price$167,500

Average Days on Market

129.5

#Active Listings (last 30 days)

14

#Sold Listings (last 30 days)

2

Why live in New Glasgow?

New Glasgow is full of charm, offering those who live there a high quality of life. First, the town is an economic and commercial hub, which means that you will find a range of job opportunities in different sectors here. It is also home to many big box stores, like Sobeys, Atlantic Superstore, Shoppers Drug Mart, Staples, The Brick, and Canadian Tire. The Westville Road/Highland Square Mall also has a number of stores, making New Glasgow a shopping destination. Second, it’s affordable. The cost of living, including the cost of buying a home, is far less expensive than in the Halifax Regional Municipality, which makes it an attractive option for people of all ages. Further, the area has lots of culture, much of which is steeped in the town’s Scottish origins. For example, New Glasgow's oldest summer event, The Festival of the Tartans, is a nod to its Scottish roots. New Glasgow also has a thriving arts community and is home to Glasgow Square Theatre, an auditorium that hosts all kinds of concerts, festivals, and events throughout the year. The New Glasgow Riverfront Jubilee, Canada Day, and the Race on the River Dragon Boat Festival are all held here. If you like sports, New Glasgow is a great place to live. Specifically, the town has a strong hockey history, with a number of major hockey tournaments having been hosted here over the years. New Glasgow’s John Brother MacDonald Stadium even used to be the home of the Pictou County Crushes, a junior hockey team. Further, New Glasgow was one of six communities in Canada that was selected to be featured on CBC Sports' Hockey Day in Canada program. Meanwhile, other attractions in the area are the Carmichael Stewart House Heritage Museum, the Military Museum, the New Glasgow Farmers’ Market, and the New Glasgow Sports Hall of Fame. As you can see, there is no shortage of sports, culture, and art in New Glasgow. Beyond recreation, New Glasgow has excellent education and healthcare infrastructure, as well as lots of natural beauty. Some of the closest parks and beaches to New Glasgow include Melmerby Beach Provincial Park, Powell’s Point Provincial Park, Chance Harbour Beach, and Salt Springs Provincial Park. Between all of these outdoor recreation areas, New Glasgow residents have plenty of chances to hike, swim, fish, kayak, camp, and more.

Quality and diversity of education in New Glasgow

The Chignecto-Central Regional Centre for Education is the public school district that operates all public elementary, junior, and secondary schools in New Glasgow. There are a total of five schools in New Glasgow: North Nova Education Centre, East Pictou Middle School, Trenton Middle School, New Glasgow Junior High School, and Thorburn Consolidated. There are also two privately operated schools in New Glasgow, Way of Truth Christian Academy and New Glasgow Academy. As for post-secondary education, there are no universities or colleges in New Glasgow. However, St. Francis Xavier, a major public liberal arts university in the Maritimes, is just over half an hour away in Antigonish. Further, nearby Truro is home to Nova Scotia Teachers Colleges, and Wolfville, which is two hours away, has Acadia University. Of course, Halifax, which is also roughly two hours from New Glasgow has a whole host of highly-ranked universities and colleges, such as Dalhousie University, St. Mary’s University, Mount Saint Vincent University, NSCAD University, University of King’s College, and the Atlantic School of Theology.

Most populous cities in New Glasgow

New Glasgow is divided up into five main neighbourhoods: the South End, the North End, the East Side, the West Side, and Downtown New Glasgow.

Quality of infrastructure for New Glasgow

New Glasgow has safe and affordable public transit offered through Pictou County Transit. More specifically, Pictou County Transit has a bus route that operates on a one hour loop travelling through the towns of Stellarton and New Glasgow. For regional travel, Maritime Bus, a coach bus service that operates throughout Atlantic Canada, has a stop in New Glasgow with routes that can take passengers all over Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Eastern Quebec. Meanwhile, Via Rail, Canada’s only passenger train service, has a station in New Glasgow, which allows residents to easily connect with other hubs in Nova Scotia, like Halifax, Amherst, or Truro, as well as with other major cities in Canada, including Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Vancouver, and more. As for air travel, the closest major airport to New Glasgow is Halifax Stanfield International Airport, which offers daily flights to cities all over Canada and the world. Greater Moncton Romeo LeBlanc International Airport in Dieppe, New Brunswick is a similar distance from New Glasgow in the opposite direction and it also offers a range of domestic and international flights. If you prefer to get around by car, New Glasgow’s central location is ideal. Motorists can get around via Highway 106 and Highway 104, both of which run directly through the town. Finally, regarding healthcare infrastructure, New Glasgow has its own hospital, Aberdeen Hospital, that is operated by Nova Scotia Health.

Safety and security for New Glasgow

The New Glasgow Regional Police are tasked with securing the area. However, crime rates are low in this part of Nova Scotia and since New Glasgow is further inland, it is less prone to natural disasters, such as hurricanes. Emergency services in New Glasgow can be reached 24/7 by calling 9-1-1.

New Glasgow property market

The New Glasgow housing market remains very affordable. As a mid-sized town in Pictou County, there are a number of property types available here. For instance, interested buyers can find everything from detached, single-family homes to townhomes, duplexes, and even farms. There is also vacant land available for purchase in and around New Glasgow. That said, there are very few apartments and condos in this area.

Standard of living in New Glasgow

The standard of living is high in New Glasgow thanks to its low cost of living, welcoming and friendly community, and the many local programs and events available here. Despite its small size, it has everything that you need and is centrally located enough to easily travel to other towns and cities in the province, like Antigonish, Truro, Wolfville, and even Halifax.

Something wonderful about New Glasgow

New Glasgow has a charming and historic downtown that is not to be missed. The downtown core is full of fun for the whole family, with everything from restaurants and pubs to boutique clothing shops, and gift stores. There is also a riverfront marina, performing arts centre, town hall, library, and many office buildings. Even better, there is a major revitalization plan in the works to make downtown New Glasgow even more enticing. Part of these plans involve improvements to the town hall, expanding the library, and building a pedestrian bridge that connects the marina with the Samson Trail (a popular walking trail that runs through downtown). So while downtown New Glasgow was previously an industrial area, it is slowly growing to become one of the nicest parts of the town.

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