SOUTHERN NH IS CLOSE TO EVERYTHING
home? There are just so many reasons, but the one that sums it up best is the outstanding quality of life. Southern NH offers something for everyone. We're everything you picture and more.Take a quick look at the Southern NH real estate inventory and you’ll see why so many love to call this part of New Hampshire home. Properties in this part of the state range from Historic Homes, Equestrian Homes, and Waterfront Properties on lakes such as Cobbett's Pond and Big Island Pond. All these properties offer an easy commute to the Boston area and Southern NH.
- Central Location: Close to Everything
- Low crime
- High quality health care
- Excellent schools
- Affordable housing
- Open space
- Cultural opportunities
- Affluent Rockingham County
- Charming small cities and towns.
The Washington Post, in an article written by Christopher Ingraham, entitled "America's highest earning state probably is not the one you expect" written on September 13, 2017, said this:
“Pop quiz: Which U.S. state had the highest median income in 2016?
New York or California, perhaps, home to some of the nation's wealthiest cities? Maryland or Virginia, with their Washington suburbs flush with government cash? Alaska, home of the famous oil revenue checks for every man, woman and child?
All of those guesses are wrong, according to the latest 2016 income data released by the U.S. Census. The correct answer, believe it or not: New Hampshire
The Granite State's median household income last year was a whopping $76,260, nearly 30 percent higher than the national median of $59,039, according to the Census.
The typical New Hampshire household earned $35,000 a year more than the typical household in the country's poorest state, Mississippi, where the median income is $41,099. Put another way, the median income in Mississippi today is about as low as the median income in New Hampshire 20 years ago, in 1997 ($40,998). One of the chief drivers of New Hampshire's high median income is its poverty rate, which is the lowest in the nation. Only 6.9 percent of the state's residents live below the poverty line, compared with a national average of 13.7 percent (in Mississippi nearly 21 percent of people live in poverty).
New Hampshire's workforce is also among the best-educated in the country, according to previously released census data. Better-educated workers tend to make more money…
…In the census data, New Hampshire's strong showing is consistent from year to year — it hasn't fallen out of the top five median household income states in the past decade.”
Southern New Hampshire is blessed with one of the best geographic locations in the greater Boston area. Interstate 93, Route 3 and Interstate 95 provide easy access to area business, recreation and education centers of the region. Many great destinations, including the mountains, ski areas, beaches and the lakes region are less than two hours away.
Downtown Boston can be reached in under an hour from most of the communities in southern New Hampshire. In a straight shot down Interstate 93 from Salem, Windham, Londonderry and Derry you can be in Boston to enjoy the latest show, have a night on the town, see a Red Soxs game or take a romantic stroll and stop for dinner at one of the many fine restaurants in the North End.
Manchester, New Hampshire has become a regional destination for southern New Hampshire residents rivaling Boston for sports and entertainment. The Verizon Center is a major venue attracting large concerts and other events as well as being the facility where many local indoor sports teams play. This facility had helped to revive the downtown area. There are many wonderful restaurants to enjoy before an event or night on the town.
New Hampshire Fisher Cats
Manchester Monarchs Hockey
Intown Manchester.com
Manchester Area Convention Center & Visitors Bureau
SNHU Arena
The Palace Theater
The Currier Museum of Art
QUALITY OF LIFE AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE
One of the major reasons for the popularity of southern New Hampshire is affordability. This is especially true with housing costs. In most cases, homes are much less expensive here than they are in northern Massachusetts. Often times you'll be able to afford a newer home, on a much larger lot, with more square footage, for a much lower price, than found south of the border. And your monthly housing expense will be much lower even after you factor in southern New Hampshire's somewhat higher property taxes. There are many housing options from new construction to antique colonials. Beautiful subdivisions are set amid scenic countryside and shopping, schools and recreational activities are nearby. There are also many new 55+ active adult communites in the southern NH. What better place than scenic and affordable New Hampshire and in a newer one level home, close to old friends and family?
The real estate professionals at Coldwell Banker Dinsmore Associates, have a thorough understanding of all the advantages that can only be found in southern New Hampshire. Their ties to the local area mean that they know the people, the places and the neighborhoods. They have helped thousands of people relocate to this special corner of New England. They are a great resource and have the local information you need to make an informed buying decision. Why trust your relocation to a real estate agent who doesn’t know the area when the real estate professionals at Coldwell banker Dinsmore Associates, are just a click, phone call or e-mail away
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The White Mountains are an hour and a half to two hours away. You will want to enjoy the natural beauty of autumn in this spectacular setting. The splendor of the lakes region is even closer to home. When the snow starts to fall it will be time to head north to one of the many top ski resorts. The seacoast with it its beaches and scenic rocky coast is less than an hour away.