Engel & Völkers New Brunswick

09/25/2026

09/25/2026

✨ OPEN HOUSE | SEPTEMBER 27 | 2–4 PM ✨

55 Port Royal, Shediac Bridge, NB
NOW $989,000 — Recently Reduced!

WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO. 🌊

Discover exceptional waterfront living with unobstructed views of Shediac Bay and Shediac Island from nearly every room. This meticulously maintained custom-built home sits on approximately half an acre and offers direct water access, a professionally installed double breakwater, beautifully landscaped grounds, and year-round comfort.

Inside, enjoy a gourmet kitchen with rich granite countertops and premium appliances, a stunning great room with propane fireplace, spacious bedrooms, an impressive ensuite, and a versatile upper-level guest or games room.

🌊 Unobstructed waterfront views
🏡 Custom-built & meticulously maintained
⚓ Double breakwater & direct water access
🔥 Heat pump + wired Generac generator
🍷 Gourmet kitchen & exceptional entertaining spaces
🌿 Professionally landscaped grounds
💰 Recently reduced to $989,000

📍 Open House: Sunday, September 27 | 2–4 PM

Come experience the beauty, privacy, and exceptional waterfront lifestyle this property has to offer.

09/24/2026

Life changes. Chapters unfold. And with each new season comes a place to call home. 🤍

From the excitement of a first home to growing families, new beginnings, and the quieter chapters that follow, every move carries a story of its own.

At Engel & Völkers New Brunswick, we’re honoured to be part of those moments—helping you find not just a property, but a place where life can unfold beautifully.

🏡 Wherever life takes you next, we’re here to help you find your way home.

09/23/2026

✨Open Houses this weekend hosted by our Engel & Völkers advisors!🏡

09/23/2026

We love shopping local at Gifts Galore! Our latest find? These adorable porch geese that just had to come home with us. 🪿💕

Now the important question… what should we name them? Drop your best ideas below! 😊

09/22/2026

A HOME BUILT TO IMPRESS. BUILT TO LAST.

Perched high above Moncton, 240 Timberline is an exceptional custom residence where architectural sophistication meets enduring craftsmanship.

Nearly 4,500 sq. ft. of elevated living unfolds across three levels, featuring soaring 20-foot ceilings, breathtaking city views, a statement fireplace, magazine-worthy chef’s kitchen, and an extraordinary primary retreat.

Beyond the beautifully appointed interiors, discover a private wellness escape with a swim spa, hot tub, and infrared sauna, along with expansive outdoor entertaining spaces and private acreage.

ICF construction. Geothermal comfort. Uncompromising quality.

A rare expression of luxury, privacy, and thoughtful design—within city limits.

https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/30247372/240-timberline-road-moncton

📍 240 Timberline, Moncton, NB
MLS: NB147360
Listed by:
Engel & Volkers New Brunswick
Susan Steeves, Advisor/REALTOR®️
📱(506) 962-7300
📧[email protected]
Andreea Popescu/REALTOR®
📱(506) 899-4663
📧[email protected]

09/19/2026

My art and history bucket was replenished on my recent trip to Ottawa with Engel & Völkers Americas Leadership Exchange.

THE ROARING LION is Yousuf Karsh's portrait of Churchill. An unusually dramatic story.

On December 30, 1941, Churchill gave his only speech to the Canadian House of Commons. Karsh shot the portrait afterward in the Speaker's Chamber. Karsh famously took Churchill's cigar from his mouth mid-smoke, and the resulting scowl made the image iconic. The nickname reportedly came from Churchill himself, who told Karsh he could make a roaring lion stand still. The Economist has called it the most reproduced portrait in the history of photography.

Karsh held his first exhibition at the Chateau Laurier in 1936, opened a studio there in 1972, and moved in with his wife Estrellita in 1980. He donated signed prints to the hotel, including this one, which was bolted to the wall of the reading lounge in the late 1990s.

The original was stolen between December 25, 2021, and January 6, 2022, and replaced with an imitation. No one noticed until a hotel employee did in August 2022. The frame didn't match the others, and Karsh's estate manager recognized the signature as fake. The "print" was a photocopy glued to cardboard.

Police traced the photo to an Italian buyer who bought it through a London auction house. Neither the buyer nor the auction house knew it was stolen. It was handed over at the Canadian Embassy in Rome in September 2024. It was rehung at the hotel in November 2024, nearly three years after the theft.

The Roading Lion hangs in the reading room today, now known as Zoe‘s.

09/18/2026

🌲 4.29 ACRES. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES.

Escape to the peaceful surroundings of Saint-Paul with this spacious 4.29-acre property just off Route 485.

Partially cleared with a driveway and potential building site, the property offers a beautiful mix of open space and mature woodland—perfect for a future home, cottage, camp, or private nature retreat.

Just 25 minutes from Moncton, enjoy the tranquility of country living with convenient access to nearby communities, waterways, outdoor recreation, and everyday amenities.

ATV trails, hunting, exploring, relaxing—or simply creating a place of your own. 🌿

Your next adventure starts here.

Listed by:
Engel & Volkers New Brunswick
Andreea Popescu/REALTOR®
📱(506) 899-4663
📧[email protected]