Clarenville, Newfoundland and Labrador
As of November 12, 2026, the median asking price in Clarenville is $299,900, across 23 active public listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 97 days.
6 new listings came to market in Clarenville in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $159 per square foot, based on the 23 listings that report floor area.
Detached homes in Clarenville are listed at an average of $291,800 across 22 active listings.
Service-centred area with detached-home living
Clarenville is a spread-out area where errands, schools, and recreation are reached by car.
This is a practical, service-anchored place with a mostly detached-housing base and a wide footprint that includes multiple small hubs rather than one defining main drag for everyone. The appeal is having a broad set of daily needs covered locally—groceries, pharmacies, and casual dining—while still having trails, parks, and indoor recreation options to rotate through. It is not a consistently walk-everywhere setting, and different parts of the area can feel meaningfully different depending on what you want close by.
Walmart Supercentre and multiple grocery options—Sobeys and Michael's NOFRILLS Clarenville among them—give the area a practical errand base across different parts of Clarenville.
Bare Mountain Trail, Rotary Trail, and Discovery Trail offer several distinct options to build an outdoors routine without relying on a single signature park.
Clarenville Twin Cinemas, Caribou Lanes, and Roll & Reel create a mix of simple, repeatable activities that are easy to fit into regular life.
With Clarenville Hospital plus multiple pharmacies and dental clinics across the area, routine appointments and prescriptions can often stay local.
Clarenville’s housing is mostly detached houses, which makes the area feel oriented to private residences rather than shared-building living. That mix tends to put emphasis on property-by-property differences in condition and functionality, because homes aren’t interchangeable the way many multi-unit buildings can be.
A typical home in Clarenville is a detached house oriented around private, self-contained living.
In Clarenville, look past the asking price at how a specific property fits your real errand map across a large area and how the home’s detached-house upkeep profile matches your plans. The right fit is often more about location within the area and condition than about any single nearby feature.
Clarenville’s shopping is spread across multiple destinations such as Walmart Supercentre, Sobeys, and Random Square. Confirm which stores you’ll actually use most and how that lines up with a home’s location in the area.
Riverside Elementary, Clarenville middle school CMS, and Clarenville High School are among the nearby schools named in the area. Verify eligibility and practical logistics for any specific address through the appropriate school sources.
With Clarenville Hospital plus options like Shoppers Drug Mart, PharmaChoice, and The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy, healthcare services are present across the area. On a property visit, consider how easily routine prescriptions and appointments fit into your weekly routes.
Since the market mix is mostly detached houses, due diligence leans heavily on the home’s current condition and the maintenance you’re taking on. Ask for clear documentation and be precise about what has been updated versus what is still original.
Selling in Clarenville works when buyers can quickly understand how a specific detached house fits their day-to-day across a wide 147 km² area. Make the home’s practical access to everyday needs and recreation legible, and show clear, comparable condition so it stands out as a property, not just an address.
Clarify what’s nearby for day-to-day errands by referencing multiple shopping and dining options across the area, such as Walmart Supercentre, Sobeys, Michael's NOFRILLS Clarenville, Tim Hortons, Jungle Jim's Eatery, and Don Cherry's Sports Grill.
Because the area is mostly detached houses, buyers tend to focus on the home’s upkeep and how finished spaces present in photos and showings. Provide straightforward details and documentation on updates and maintenance so the home reads as well-cared-for.
Help buyers picture their off-hours by pointing to varied recreation and culture options found around Clarenville, such as Bare Mountain Trail, Rotary Trail, White Hills Resort, Roll & Reel, Clarenville Public Library, and Clarenville Twin Cinemas.
If applicable to the home’s location, note nearby healthcare and pharmacy conveniences using specific names such as Clarenville Hospital, Dr. G. B. Cross Memorial Hospital, Shoppers Drug Mart, and The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy.
Clarenville offers a rare combination of a broad, practical service set—multiple grocery and shopping choices, healthcare options, and everyday entertainment—within an area defined largely by detached housing. It works well for people who want variety in errands and recreation without relying on one single anchor amenity. It is not the right match if your priority is a consistently walkable routine or if you want one compact centre to define the whole area.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Clarenville covers about 147 km², so a single Walkability, Transit access or Bikeability score measured at one point would not describe it. How easily you can get around depends on which part of Clarenville you are in — check the score for a specific address.
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