SOLD Jun 2026
Listed at $589,900
112 TERRA NOVA Drive
Clarenville, NL
MLS® 1293011 · DOM 155
Clarenville / Random Island / Trinity Bay
Eastern Avalon Hub with Waterfront and Rural Character
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Quick Facts
Population
6,725 (2021 Census, +6.9%)
Location
Eastern Newfoundland, on the TCH (~2 hrs from St. John's)
Price Range
$150K–$350K
Role
Regional Service Hub
Community Overview
Clarenville stands as the principal service centre for the eastern Avalon Peninsula, serving as hub for the region encompassing Random Island, Trinity Bay, and surrounding communities. The town offers full service amenities while maintaining proximity to authentic waterfront and rural character. Properties range from established town homes to bayfront estates to rural properties with acreage.
The region attracts those seeking regional hub services without urban density, waterfront access combined with affordability, and strong community connection. Clarenville's economy is diverse, with retail, professional services, marine industries, and tourism supporting employment. The town serves as an excellent base for exploring eastern Newfoundland's natural attractions, heritage sites, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
Real Estate Market
Properties in Clarenville and the Trinity Bay area range from $150K–$350K, providing excellent value compared to St. John's metro markets. Waterfront and bay-view properties command premiums while residential town properties and rural holdings offer strong affordability. The market attracts investors, remote workers, and those seeking quality real estate at reasonable pricing.
Investment potential exists in rental properties, waterfront development, and tourism-oriented properties. The stable market and growing interest in eastern Avalon communities support solid appreciation potential. The regional hub status of Clarenville ensures ongoing demand and economic stability.
Lifestyle & Amenities
Trinity Bay Waterfront
Beautiful bay setting with boating, fishing, and maritime recreation access.
Regional Service Hub
Since the TCH arrived in the 1960s, Clarenville has served ~96,000 people across 90 communities within 100 km — full-service retail, dining, healthcare, and professional services.
Discovery Trail Gateway
The natural gateway to the Discovery Trail down the Bonavista Peninsula — historic Trinity, Bonavista, and a coastline of heritage towns.
Trans-Canada Highway Access
Direct provincial connectivity enabling region-wide travel and commerce.
Schools & Education
Clarenville is the region's education hub — local schools include Riverside Elementary (Shoal Harbour), Clarenville Middle School, and Clarenville High School, with Random Island Academy nearby. The town's newer Events Centre (rink + theatre, home of the Clarenville Caribous) anchors community life.
The regional centre status means access to more diverse educational programming than smaller communities. Post-secondary education typically requires travel to St. John's or other regional institutions, roughly 90–120 minutes away. The town supports quality education and strong community engagement in school matters.
Transportation & Connectivity
Clarenville sits on the Trans-Canada Highway, approximately 100–120 kilometres east of St. John's with roughly 90–120 minute commute time. The highway position ensures excellent provincial connectivity and enables efficient regional travel. Road maintenance is generally good, with seasonal winter driving challenges typical for Newfoundland.
Regional transit serves Clarenville and surrounding communities. Most residents utilize personal vehicles. The Trans-Canada location means the region remains well-connected to both St. John's markets and broader provincial destinations. Remote work options have made the extended commute less critical for some residents.
Why Choose Clarenville?
- Regional hub with full service amenities and professional services
- Excellent value real estate compared to St. John's metro areas
- Waterfront and bayfront properties with recreation access
- Strong local economy and employment diversity
- Gateway to eastern Avalon Peninsula attractions and outdoor recreation
- Trans-Canada Highway connectivity and regional accessibility
- Growing interest from remote workers and lifestyle-focused buyers
- Solid investment potential with stable, growing demand
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