Former Church in New Brunswick, Canada – Ready for Revitalization Under $44K
Set on 0.75 acres in New Brunswick, this former church offers 1,791 square feet of mostly open space, full of potential. Priced at $43,475 USD, it features original wood floors, a sturdy stone foundation, and a metal roof—ready to be reimagined as a unique home, studio, or peaceful retreat.
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About This Former Church in New Brunswick, Canada – Ready for Revitalization Under $44K
This modest church in Elmsville, New Brunswick, presents a unique chance to breathe new life into a piece of the area’s history. Situated on 0.75 acres, the 1,791-square-foot church building is listed at $43,475 USD and provides mostly open interior space, perfect for conversion into a home, studio, or retreat. With its original wood floors, abundant natural light, and classic features like wood siding, a metal roof, and a solid stone foundation, the building is rich with potential. Please note: the property currently has no water or sewer connections.
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If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
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699 Boyd Rd, Elmsville, NB E5A 2J1 $43,475 USD
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Elmsville, New Brunswick, Canada
Elmsville is a small rural community in southwestern New Brunswick, situated along Route 760 near the Digdeguash River. The community is notable for the McGuire Covered Bridge, built in 1913, which remains a key landmark. With a population of fewer than 60 residents, Elmsville consists of a few main roads, including Route 760, Boyd Road, and Reardon Road, set amid forested areas and natural landscapes. Local features include an old church hall that serves as a gathering place and a volunteer fire department established in the mid-1980s. The area is quiet and sparsely developed, surrounded largely by woods and waterways. This setting makes it well-suited for outdoor activities such as hunting, ATV riding, fishing, and enjoying the natural environment. While the community is small, it retains a strong connection to its historical roots and the rural way of life common in this part of New Brunswick.
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