Jeremy Deering - 506 Realty

05/28/2026

WATERFRONT LIVING just minutes from Fredericton 🌊🏡

It’s not often a property like this comes to market. Located on Kelly’s Creek just west of Fredericton, this stunning waterfront home offers direct access to the Wolastoq (Saint John River) system and the calm waters of the Mactaquac Head Pond — creating the perfect lifestyle for boating, kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, fishing, and year-round outdoor living in New Brunswick.

Surrounded by breathtaking waterfront views, mountain scenery, and lush natural landscape, this property delivers the peaceful East Coast lifestyle buyers are searching for. Inside, the home has been beautifully maintained and features a bright open-concept kitchen, dining, and living space complete with a cozy pellet stove and oversized windows designed to capture the water views.

Step outside onto the deck overlooking Kelly’s Creek and experience what waterfront living near Fredericton is all about. Upstairs, the primary bedroom features its own private balcony with elevated views of the water, while the spa-inspired bathroom with a soaker tub and stand-up shower creates the perfect retreat after a day on the river.

✔️ Waterfront property near Fredericton NB
✔️ Direct access to Saint John River boating
✔️ Kayaking & canoeing from your backyard
✔️ Walkout basement with additional living space
✔️ Peaceful New Brunswick lifestyle property
✔️ Rare Kelly’s Creek waterfront opportunity

Waterfront homes in Fredericton and surrounding areas are becoming harder to find — especially properties offering this kind of privacy, recreation, and lifestyle.

📍 Kelly’s Creek | Fredericton New Brunswick




Kevin Hollohan
506 447 2896


Jeremy Deering
506 471 1781
crain.real.estate
Josh Crain
506 478 7636

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offered at $649,900

05/12/2026

NB Power wants to make it less profitable for new solar owners to sell power back to the grid.

Currently, if your solar panels produce extra power, NB Power basically "swaps" it with you one-for-one.

These new rules would change that relationship from a fair trade to a buy-low/sell-high model that favors the utility.

Here is the breakdown of what these changes actually mean for you:

1. The "Sell Low, Buy High" Switch
Right now, if you give the grid 1kWh of power, they take 1kWh off your bill (a 1:1 trade). Under the new Net Billing plan:
• When you buy power from them, you pay full price.
• When you sell your extra solar power to them, they pay you a lower "wholesale" rate.
• The Result: Your solar panels won't lower your bill as quickly as they used to.

2. A More Complicated Bill (The Three-Part Rate)
Instead of just paying for the electricity you use, new solar customers will see three different charges:
• Service Charge: A flat monthly fee just to be connected.
• Energy Charge: The cost for the total amount of power you used.
• Demand Charge: A "peak usage" fee. If you turn on your dryer, oven, and EV charger all at the exact same time, you get hit with a fee for that high "burst" of power, even if it only happened once.

3. The "Grandfather" Clause
If you already have solar, or if you get your application in and approved before November 1, 2026, these new rules shouldn't apply to you. You get to keep the old, better deal.

4. Better News for Big Buildings and Groups
While individual homeowners are getting a tougher deal, big projects got a boost:
• Higher Limits: Businesses can now build much larger solar arrays (up from 100 kW to 500 kW).
• Virtual Net Metering: This allows people who can’t put panels on their own roof (like apartment dwellers) to buy into a solar project located somewhere else and get credit on their bill.

5. The "Wait and See" on Costs
NB Power is asking for permission to change the rules now, but they haven't said exactly how much the new fees or the lower "export credit" will be yet. We won't know the final math until 2027.

Summary for a homeowner: If you’ve been thinking about going solar in New Brunswick, the clock is ticking. Getting in before November 2026 likely means saving significantly more money over the lifespan of your system compared to waiting.

Are you currently considering a solar installation, or are you already a net-metering customer?

03/02/2026

Built by Sherico Developments, this Net Zero Ready home on Fredericton’s South Side is the kind of property buyers (and investors) wait for 👀

✔️ 3 beds + 2 baths upstairs
✔️ Fully finished basement with 1 bed, 1 bath + kitchenette
✔️ Perfect for Airbnb or extended family
✔️ Single car garage
✔️ Energy-efficient = long-term savings

Located on Sylvia Court, close to everything Fredericton has to offer.

Live in one unit. Rent the other. Or keep it all to yourself.

Would you use the basement for family or rental income? ⬇️



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Jeremy Deering
506 Realty
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506-471-1781
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Kevin Hollohan
506 Realty
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506-447-2896
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Josh Crain
506 Realty
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506-478-7636
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02/03/2026

Just sold a home to an 18-year-old first-time buyer 🏠
Buying real estate young is possible with the right strategy.
Thinking about buying or selling a home?

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01/23/2026