New$369,000
3 STEADYVIEW Drive
Glovertown, NL
MLS® 1296779
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Gateway to Terra Nova National Park
Glovertown, Traytown & Cull's Harbour
A full-service town with an arena, RCMP, K–L4 school, and health centre — flanked by two quiet waterfront communities on Alexander Bay. Forty minutes from Gander.
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Featured Properties
Properties for Sale in Glovertown, Traytown & Cull's Harbour
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17 Memorial Street
Glovertown, NL
MLS® 1296552
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$249,000
6 Steadyview Drive
Glovertown, NL
MLS® 1296105
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$204,750
129 Station Road
Glovertown, NL
MLS® 1295606
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$349,000
56 Main Street S
Glovertown, NL
MLS® 1295790
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$169,000
26 Riverside Road W
Glovertown, NL
MLS® 1295670
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Market Intelligence
Glovertown & Area Real Estate Trends
A decade of residential market data for Glovertown, Traytown, and Cull's Harbour — the gateway communities to Terra Nova National Park. With approximately 220 MLS listings tracked since 2016, this market tells a story of steady values and surging activity.
$176K
Avg Sale Price (2025)
35
Sales (2025)
+2%
Price Stability (10 Yr)
~220
Total Sales (10 Yr)
| Year | Avg Sale Price | Sales | Price Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | $172,708 | 12 | — |
| 2017 | $183,222 | 18 | +6.1% |
| 2018 | $118,324 | 17 | -35.4% |
| 2019 | $149,750 | 12 | +26.6% |
| 2020 | $135,482 | 17 | -9.5% |
| 2021 | $172,944 | 36 | +27.7% |
| 2022 | $181,023 | 30 | +4.7% |
| 2023 | $167,798 | 21 | -7.3% |
| 2024 | $167,905 | 19 | +0.1% |
| 2025 | $176,099 | 35 | +4.9% |
| 2026 YTD | $216,600 | 5 | YTD |
What the Data Shows
Glovertown's market is a stability story. Average prices have hovered between $118K and $183K over the decade, with the 2025 average of $176K sitting just 2% above 2016's $173K. What has changed dramatically is volume — sales tripled from 12 in 2016 to 36 in 2021, and hit 35 again in 2025. The 2026 YTD average of $217K (5 sales) hints at rising demand, likely driven by Terra Nova National Park's draw and buyers seeking waterfront properties on Alexander Bay. Glovertown offers the rare combination of national park access, full local services, and prices well below Gander's average.
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Combined Population
41 min
To Gander
$169K–$332K
Price Range
1
National Park
Community Overview
Where the Trans-Canada Meets Terra Nova
Glovertown is the largest community on the Trans-Canada between Gander and Clarenville — and it sits right at the doorstep of Terra Nova National Park. Traytown and Cull's Harbour are two smaller communities on Alexander Bay just minutes east, connected by causeway and sharing Glovertown's services. This is a area with real infrastructure. Glovertown has a Foodland grocery store, three gas stations, an RCMP detachment, a community health centre with three physicians, a K–L4 school serving 309 students, and an arena with hockey and curling. It's not a cabin-country outpost — it's a functioning town with waterfront living, national park access, and a 41-minute commute to Gander.
Main Community Hub
Glovertown — The Service Centre (Pop. 1,948)
The gateway to Terra Nova National Park, Glovertown sits on the Trans-Canada with direct access to Bonavista Bay, the Terra Nova River, and the 18-mile fjord of Bloody Bay Reach.
Education
Glovertown Academy (K–L4, ~309 students) serves all three communities. Sports programs include badminton, basketball, soccer, and volleyball.
Healthcare
C.V. Smith Memorial Health Centre with 3 physicians. Delaney's Ambulance provides 24-hour emergency response. James Paton Memorial Hospital in Gander (41 min).
Shopping & Services
Foodland grocery with full bakery, butcher, deli, and seafood. Three fuel stops. RCMP detachment. Canada Post. Everything you need without driving to Gander.
Arena & Recreation
Glovertown Gardens Arena with full-size ice surface and four curling sheets. Ken Diamond Memorial Park with 4km of trails. Ball field, skate park, dog park.
Outdoor & Activities
Recreation Parks, Trails & Waterfront
Glovertown punches well above its weight for recreation. Between the town's own facilities and Terra Nova National Park literally next door, there's more to do here than in towns five times its size.
Ken Diamond Memorial Park
Established 1996. Four kilometres of wheelchair-accessible trails with multiple difficulty levels. Connects to the T'Railway provincial trail. Popular year-round.
Recreation Grounds Complex
Softball field, playground, multi-purpose court, community garden, skate park, pump track, golf cages, beach volleyball court, and dog park all in one complex.
Glovertown Marina
Sheltered marina on Alexander Bay. Launch point for Bloody Bay Reach — an 18-mile fjord inlet perfect for sailing, power boating, and water skiing.
Terra Nova National Park
Starts right at Glovertown's doorstep. Over 80km of hiking trails, camping, canoeing, kayaking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, and Atlantic salmon fishing.
Events & Culture
Community Life & Festivals
Glovertown has a community calendar that keeps the town alive year-round — from summer music festivals to winter carnivals.
Alexander Bay Days / MusicFest
Summer festival coinciding with Glovertown Day. Games, entertainment, local musical acts Thursday and Friday, featured performer Saturday, gospel concert Sunday.
Winter Carnival
Full week of winter events — fat biking, poker runs, snow sculpture contests, sliding, snowshoeing, hockey games, dinner theatre, community fireworks.
Canada Day & Seasonal
Canada Day celebrations at the marina with live music, BBQ, and fireworks. Easter Eggstravaganza, Christmas tree lighting, community suppers year-round.
Alexander Bay Lions Club
Active Lions Club serving all three communities. Community fundraising, volunteer coordination, and event organization — the backbone of community service.
Waterfront Community
Traytown — Growing Waterfront Living (Pop. 279)
Population up 4.5% since 2016 — a small waterfront community on Alexander Bay, 5km east of Glovertown and 2km from Terra Nova National Park. Settled in the 1880s around a water-powered sawmill. 94% homeownership — one of the highest in the region.
Community Character
Genuine small-town feel with deep roots. First school opened 1899, churches established 1916–1917. Post office at 74 Main Street. Mayor Shannon Carter.
Outdoor Access
Kayaking on Alexander Bay and Southwest Arm. Malady Head Trail through old spruce forest with lookout. Sandy Cove Trail for mountain biking. Terra Nova 2km away.
Real Estate
Average listing $169K–$249K. Ocean-view properties up to $459K. Vacant land from $26K. 94% homeownership rate. A growing, affordable community.
Tourism Potential
Salty Bay Cabins and cottage rentals already operate here — proof of tourism demand. Park proximity and kayaking access make vacation rental investment attractive.
Oceanfront Outport
Cull's Harbour — Authentic Waterfront Living (Pop. ~60)
A small oceanfront outport connected to Traytown by causeway and 6km from Glovertown's full services. Named after John Cullion who established a lumber mill here. Part of the Road to the Beaches tourism route — authentic Newfoundland outport character on the water.
Oceanfront Living
Authentic outport character on the water. Church of the Sacred Heart serves the community. Quiet, scenic, and connected by road to Traytown and Glovertown.
Real Estate
Oceanfront properties averaging $199K — three bedrooms, 1,800+ square feet, with direct water views. Oceanfront for under $200K — rare in Atlantic Canada.
Road to the Beaches
Sits on route to Eastport Peninsula — home to some of the best sandy beaches in Newfoundland. Terra Nova National Park is 11km away.
Vacation Rentals
Vacation rentals already operate in the area. This is coastal living at its most affordable and most peaceful — perfect for investment or retreat.
Family Living
Comprehensive Services for Families
Glovertown is the service hub for all three communities. Between the school, health centre, arena, grocery store, and RCMP — you have everything you need without driving to Gander.
Education
Glovertown Academy (K–L4, ~309 students) serves all three communities. Sports programs include badminton, basketball, soccer, and volleyball. Clubs and extracurriculars.
Healthcare
C.V. Smith Memorial Health Centre with 3 physicians. Delaney's Ambulance (24-hour). James Paton Memorial Hospital in Gander (41 min) for specialist care.
Emergency & Safety
Glovertown Fire & Rescue, RCMP detachment, Bonavista Bay Ground Search and Rescue. Full emergency response to all three communities.
Gas & Groceries
Three fuel stops (Irving, UNL88, Esso). Foodland grocery with full bakery, butcher, deli, seafood, and delivery service. Canada Post on-site.
Real Estate Overview
Market Snapshot — Three Communities, Three Price Points
Glovertown offers the most infrastructure and commands the highest prices. Traytown is growing and affordable. Cull's Harbour is oceanfront outport living at prices most Canadians wouldn't believe.
$269K
Glovertown Average
Full services: K–L4 school, health centre with 3 physicians, RCMP, arena, Foodland, three gas stations. Terra Nova access. Recreation grounds with skate park, baseball, dog park.
$199K–$249K
Traytown Average
Growing waterfront (+4.5% pop growth). 94% homeownership. Ocean-view properties to $459K. 5km from Glovertown. Kayaking. Vacation rental potential.
$199K
Cull's Harbour Avg
Oceanfront living for under $200K. Authentic outport character. 3-bed oceanfront homes. Connected by causeway. Road to the Beaches access.
Area-Wide Facts
Combined Population: ~2,287
Homeownership: 85%+
Volume Growth (10 Yr): 3x (12 to 35–36 sales)
Price Stability: 2% ($118K–$183K range)
Commute to Gander: 41 minutes
MLS Listings Tracked: ~220 (10 years)
Investment Opportunities
For Buyers & Investors
For Buyers
Want national park access, a school, an arena, and a health centre — without Gander prices? Glovertown delivers. Looking for quieter? Traytown is growing with 94% homeownership and listings under $250K. Cull's Harbour is oceanfront for under $200K. Vacant land from $26K.
For Investors
Terra Nova National Park drives consistent summer tourism traffic. Vacation rentals already operate in Traytown and Cull's Harbour. Park-adjacent properties at these prices are a rare opportunity in Atlantic Canada. Volume growth signals market maturation and buyer confidence.
Helpful Resources for Buyers & Sellers
Practical guides from the Royal LePage Turner Realty team — free to use whether you’re planning a move this year or just starting to think about it.
First-Time Buyers Guide
Down payment, FHSA, closing costs & the full road map to your first home.
Home Inspections
Local inspector directory, sample report & what to look for in Central NL.
Mortgage Calculator
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Selling Your Home
Pricing, staging, professional photography & the RLP marketing advantage.
Relocation
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Frequently Asked Questions — Glovertown, Traytown & Cull's Harbour
Quick answers from our team at Royal LePage Turner Realty. Have another question? Get in touch — we reply the same day.
What is the average home price in Glovertown, NL?
Average home prices in Glovertown typically fall between $170,000 and $330,000 depending on property type and sub-community, with waterfront homes in Traytown and Cull's Harbour commanding a premium.
How far is Glovertown from Gander?
About 50 minutes east of Gander via the Trans-Canada Highway. It's also the gateway to Terra Nova National Park, making it a popular choice for outdoor-oriented buyers.
What makes Glovertown a good place to buy a home?
Glovertown offers full community services (schools, clinic, arena, grocery), Trans-Canada Highway access, proximity to Terra Nova National Park, and three distinct sub-communities — Glovertown, Traytown, and Cull's Harbour — each with its own character and price point.
Are there waterfront properties in Traytown and Cull's Harbour?
Yes — both communities front onto Alexander Bay and offer some of the most affordable oceanfront living in Central NL, with easy access to boating, fishing, and park trails.
How many homes are for sale in Glovertown?
Typically 20–30 active MLS® listings across Glovertown, Traytown, and Cull's Harbour combined. Inventory moves fastest in spring and early summer.
Who is the best realtor for Glovertown?
Royal LePage Turner Realty has deep experience across the Terra Nova region. We service Glovertown, Traytown, and Cull's Harbour with the same full-service marketing package as our Gander listings, including 3D iGuide tours and cinematic video.
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Interested in the Glovertown Area?
National park on your doorstep. A full-service town. Waterfront living at prices most Canadians wouldn't believe. We've been selling in this area since 1998 and know every street, every trail, and every reason why families and investors are discovering Glovertown. Whether you want the full services of Glovertown with arena, school, and health centre, the growing waterfront community of Traytown, or the peaceful oceanfront character of Cull's Harbour — we understand what each community offers and we'll help you find your Terra Nova home.
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