Route 340 from Boyd's Cove through New World Island to the Twillingate Islands — plus the Route 333 connector at Indian Cove and Cobb's Arm. Iceberg Alley, Notre Dame Bay outports, and waterfront homes from $75K. Sister communities Fogo Island and Change Islands lie just beyond the Farewell ferry.
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New$649,900
1 Gallows Cove
Twillingate, NL
MLS® 1296818
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New$75,000
4A Hulls Lane
Twillingate, NL
MLS® 1296725
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New$499,900
40-44 Toulinquet Street
Twillingate, NL
MLS® 1296679
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New$249,900
10 Legges Hill S
Twillingate, NL
MLS® 1296684
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New$199,900
162 Main Street
Summerford, NL
MLS® 1296652
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New$130,000
8 Circular Drive
Cottlesville, NL
MLS® 1296568
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MLS sales data for the Twillingate / Fogo subdistrict shows dramatic growth. Average sales price reached $152,907 in 2025 with 54 sales — representing a 4.5× increase in volume from just 12 sales in 2016. The post-2020 surge reflects growing tourism interest and remote-work migration to coastal communities.
| Year | Avg Sale Price | Sales | Price Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | $109,742 | 12 | — |
| 2017 | $154,219 | 25 | +40.5% |
| 2018 | $137,605 | 19 | -10.8% |
| 2019 | $89,217 | 18 | -35.2% |
| 2020 | $111,730 | 27 | +25.2% |
| 2021 | $128,187 | 48 | +14.7% |
| 2022 | $148,730 | 57 | +16.0% |
| 2023 | $139,276 | 41 | -6.4% |
| 2024 | $135,746 | 41 | -2.5% |
| 2025 | $152,907 | 54 | +12.6% |
| 2026 YTD | $67,500 | 3 | YTD |
The Twillingate–Fogo corridor has experienced dramatic volume growth — from just 12 sales in 2016 to 54 in 2025, a 4.5× increase. With waterfront lots still available under $150K, this area offers exceptional value compared to similar coastal markets across Atlantic Canada.
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View Recent Sold Homes →Twillingate sits in the heart of Iceberg Alley — one of the most dramatic natural corridors in the world. Every spring and summer, 10,000-year-old glacial formations drift past the harbour while humpback whales breach just offshore. It's the kind of place people visit once and can't stop thinking about.
Spread across North and South Twillingate Islands, connected by bridges and causeways, the community combines a rich fishing heritage with a growing tourism economy. Historic clapboard houses line the harbour, trails wind along dramatic clifftops, and the pace of life is exactly what you need it to be.
Located in Newfoundland's Iceberg Alley, Twillingate offers front-row seats to ancient glacial formations visible from June through September. Humpback, minke, and orca whales frequent these waters. Multiple award-winning tour operators run daily combined iceberg and whale watching experiences.
Notre Dame Bay Memorial Health Centre — 49-bed facility with acute care, emergency department, lab, and X-ray. Two banks, two pharmacies, supermarkets, George Hawkins Memorial Arena, swimming pool, and a growing brewery and winery scene.
Twillingate offers something rare in Canadian real estate — genuine waterfront properties with 600+ feet of ocean frontage at prices that mainland buyers find remarkable. Whether year-round home, seasonal retreat, or tourism rental investment, options here are unlike anywhere else.
Vacation rental properties — cottages, converted fishing premises, waterfront cabins — are in high demand June through September, with shoulder-season interest rising. Communities include Durrell, Little Harbour, Bayview, Purcell's Harbour, Kettle Cove, Back Harbour, Wild Cove, Paradise, and Crow Head.
The slower pace, stunning scenery, and tight-knit community make Twillingate a favourite for retirees and seasonal residents. Healthcare access through the local health centre, plus Gander's regional hospital is just 90 minutes away.
Properties with direct ocean access, harbour views, and dramatic coastal backdrops often come with deep lots and no restrictive building regulations — allowing additions, guest cottages, or multi-unit development. Strong appreciation trajectory documented over the past decade.
Home to the internationally acclaimed Fogo Island Inn, 11 historic fishing villages, and a creative energy you won't find anywhere else in Canada. Change Islands — accessible by a 25-minute ferry from Fogo — is one of the most intimate outport communities in Newfoundland.
Fogo Island Arts runs an international artist residency program. Studios are scattered across the island. The Inn's gallery features rotating exhibitions and workshops open to visitors year-round.
Fourth-generation saltbox houses over 100 years old. Todd Saunders' award-winning studio buildings perched on clifftops. The contrast between heritage and contemporary design is what makes Fogo Island unique.
Ferry from Farewell terminal — 1 hour 15 minutes to Fogo Island, 25 minutes to Change Islands. First-come-first-served boarding. The crossing itself is an unforgettable experience.
Rugged shores, wide-open skies. Icebergs, whales, and seabirds are part of daily life. The islands' isolation is their greatest asset for those seeking genuine solitude and natural beauty.
Route 340 — the official "Road to the Isles" — runs north from the Trans-Canada past Lewisporte, crosses onto New World Island at Boyd's Cove, threads through a string of fishing communities, and ends at the causeway to the Twillingate Islands. Route 333 connects the eastern tip of New World Island back to Gander Bay via Cobb's Arm. Each community below sits on this corridor and shares Twillingate's services, schools, and tourism economy.
Route 340 Gateway
The mainland gateway to New World Island and Twillingate. Home to the Beothuk Interpretation Centre — a major Newfoundland heritage site marking a Beothuk village from the 1700s. Causeway access to NWI starts here.
Route 340 Corridor
A small bay community along Route 340 between Lewisporte and Boyd's Cove. Sheltered waterfront properties on Notre Dame Bay; quiet setting with easy access to both Lewisporte (~20 min south) and Twillingate (~45 min north).
NWI's Largest Town
The largest community on New World Island, sitting at the southwestern entry. Active waterfront, working fishing harbour, and the most consistent inventory of any town in the corridor. About 25 minutes south of Twillingate.
Population ~244
On the southwestern shore of New World Island, near Summerford. An incorporated town since 1980 with a deep fishing heritage and picturesque coastal setting. Quiet waterfront living on the road to Twillingate.
Population ~111
A coastal community steeped in Newfoundland heritage — featured in the folk song "I's the B'y." Active fishing history with waterfront properties. About 20 minutes from Twillingate's services.
Route 333 Connector
At the eastern tip of New World Island where Route 333 crosses the causeway from Gander Bay. The shortcut entry to the corridor for buyers coming from the Gander Loop side. Quiet outport setting with deep harbour views.
Small Outport
About 15 minutes from Twillingate. Known for the Pikes Arm Lookout — a scenic coastal hiking trail with panoramic views. Quiet setting with easy access to Twillingate's full services.
Historic Coastal
A historic fishing community on northeastern New World Island, dating to the 1760s. Includes Salt Harbour and Sunnyside. Home to the Caplin Cove Head Lighthouse. One of the most remote outport settings.
Gander Bay Side of Route 333
The mainland-side community where Route 333 branches off Route 330 in the Gander Bay area to head west across the causeway to New World Island. Quiet, water-access setting on the back-door route to Twillingate.
Twillingate Islands Proper
The northernmost neighbourhoods of the Twillingate Islands themselves. Crow Head sits at the very tip — closest point to Iceberg Alley — and Durrell is the working harbour just north of Twillingate's downtown. Heritage waterfront homes, dramatic clifftop lots.
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