$2,195 per month
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 1,000 Sq Ft
- House for Rent
352 Packers Falls Rd Unit Barn, Durham, NH 03824
352 Packers Falls Rd Unit Barn, Durham, NH 03824$2,195 per month
352 Packers Falls Rd Unit Barn, Durham, NH 03824
352 Packers Falls Rd Unit Barn, Durham, NH 03824$5,000 per month
15 Schoolhouse Ln Unit 2, Durham, NH 03824
Property Id: 1572917Available for the 2026/27 school year. 5 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment next to Tideline. Walk or bike to UNH easily. Unit includes up to 5 parking spots for the unit and can accommodate up to 6 people. Utilities included
$2,900 per month
35 Mill Pond Rd, Durham, NH 03824
This 3-bedroom apartment have gone through several renovations. Open concept LV-Kitchen-Dining area, multi-purpose sunroom with rear access, landscaped garden with beautiful established perennials, such as Hydrangea, Hosta’s, Rhododendron, wisteria, lilac, herbs such as mint, sage, rosemary, Thyme, oregano & veg garden. Japanese style garden surrounds the house. Fire pit to enjoy evening
Lucia Timpone Timpone Realty Group, LLC
$2,600 per month
508 Piscassic St, Newmarket, NH 03857
Townhouse condo living at its finest, in one of the most sought out communities in the area, with river frontage of Lamprey river. Enjoy access to the river, right from the back yard where you can canoe, kayak and fish. Come right in, and feel like home, with plenty of natural light throughout. The main level includes a bright eat-in kitchen that comes with updated lighting fixtures and a large
Andy Yau RE/MAX Shoreline
Durham, NH, located along the Oyster River and Great Bay, offers a blend of college-town energy, outdoor activities, and suburban living. With nearly 16,000 residents, the town is home to the University of New Hampshire, a major local employer, and is within a 30-minute drive to the Atlantic coast and northern Massachusetts cities. Housing options primarily include single-family homes, with Colonials and Cape Cods being prevalent, some dating back to the early 1700s. Properties often feature large lots, especially near farmland and nature preserves, with some high-end homes boasting private docks. The Oyster River public schools are highly rated for academics, and the University of New Hampshire provides a range of educational and athletic opportunities. For things to do, residents can explore trails in College Woods, enjoy seasonal activities at Jackson’s Landing, and sled at Wagon Hill. Downtown Durham, centered around Main Street and the UNH campus, offers cafes, bistros, and shopping centers like Mill Road Plaza. Annual events such as Frost Fest bring the community together with activities like bonfires and live music. The town is well-connected with university transit buses, U.S. Route 4, and the Amtrak Downeaster train. Crime rates in Durham are significantly lower than state averages, contributing to a safer environment for residents.