$447,358Average Value$283Average Price per Sq Ft13Homes For Sale
West Concord encompasses rural living close to the capital city's center
Shade is easy to come by in West Concord, a suburban community separated from the city’s lively downtown district. “It has that very rural, woodsy New Hampshire vibe, but it’s still within reach of downtown,” says Maria Stika, Realtor with Keller Williams Realty Metro-Concord and Merrimack County resident. Given its setting, much of its recreation centers around the outdoors, from paddling the Contoocook River to picking apples at Carter Hill Orchard. However, residents are not far from the local restaurants of downtown, 3 miles south, and the many shopping developments surrounding it.
An aerial view of the sprawling mobile home park in West Concord.
Get ready to call the rural neighborhood of East Concord your new home.
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Homebuyers will find a variety of housing options
Mid-to-late 20th-century suburbs fill the neighborhood’s eastern side. These homes come in ranch, colonial and other styles of the area. Though these properties sit on quarter-acre lots, mature trees provide a sense of privacy for most. Homebuyers will also find Condos, townhouses and manufactured homes in this portion of the community, which range in price from $180,000 to $675,000 Some of the mobile homes are within Foxcroft Estates, a 55-plus community. Narrow roads wind through the community’s western side, where verdant forests frame lots spanning multiple acres. Long driveways lead to properties featuring similar architectural styles. Prices for single-family homes across North End typically range from $400,000 to $600,000.
Townhomes in Concord offer modern, low-maintenance living with a strong sense of community and walkable convenience.
These homes provide privacy, comfort, and room to grow in a quiet residential setting.
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Golfing, paddling and Merrimack River swimming keeps residents active
At Beaver Meadow Golf Course on the east side, visitors can practice swings at its driving range or across its 18-hole public course. Sewalls Falls Beach Trail runs next door along the Merrimack River. Alongside a wooded path for walks and bike rides, a sandy section near Sewalls Falls Dam Site makes for a swimming spot during summer. Contoocook River Canoe Co. on Horse Hill Road offers rentals for those looking to paddle with friends.
Play a round of golf at Beaver Meadow Golf Course located in West Concord.
Sewall Falls Park in Concord features riverfront trails, peaceful picnic spots and access to the Merrimack River's natural beauty.
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Locals can dine in the neighborhood or along downtown's Main Street
A selection of restaurants dot Fisherville Road in the neighborhood, including The Post Restaurant, a popular breakfast diner. Many more locally owned spots line Main Street downtown. Stika mentions The Barley House Restaurant & Tavern, known for its pub-style menu, as a city staple. “When you think of Barley House, you think Concord,” she says. Several boutiques and specialty shops share the walkable stretch. Fort Eddy Plaza is just east of downtown and houses Hannaford and other grocers, alongside retailers such as L.L. Bean Outlet and Books-A-Million. More options, including Target and JC Penney, are available within developments along Franklin Pierce Highway.
The Barley House in Concord offers a cozy setting with elevated pub fare, local brews, and views of the State House.
The Post Restaurant in Concord serves locally inspired dishes in a warm, rustic atmosphere perfect for any occasion.
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Beaver Meadow School takes learning to the outdoors
Beaver Meadow School receives a C on Niche. The elementary school participates in the Concord Public School’s Project SEE (Science and Environmental Education), which takes students on field trips to the Project SEE Learning Center at White Farm for hands-on learning. Rundlett Middle School has a C-plus and has been the subject of potential renovations since 2017. Concord School District is still in the planning period, and a complete demolition and rebuild remains on the table. Concord High School earns a B-minus. B-plus-rated Bishop Brady High School is one of several local private options. For postgraduates, NHTI - Concord's Community College and University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law are within 3 miles of the community.
Beaver Meadow School in Concord fosters a supportive learning environment focused on growth, creativity, and community for young learners.
Rundlett Middle School in Concord serves grades 6-8.
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Carter Hill Orchard apple picking is fall staple
Apple picking at Carter Hill Orchard in the neighborhood has become an annual fall tradition for many across the city. Folks can also choose a pumpkin for jack-o-lantern carving, purchase fresh produce and take a few dozen of the longstanding orchard’s apple cider donuts to go.
Getting through and around West Concord
Stika notes that drives into Downtown Concord on Fisherville Road are quick. Residents can also ride into the city’s center on Concord Area Transit buses, which service stops along the throughway. Interstate 93 passes east of the neighborhood, linking the area to Manchester, some 20 miles south.
Concord's public bus system keeps the city connected, offering a reliable way to get around town with ease.
Fisherville Road in West Concord allows quick access to downtown Concord.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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West Concord Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in West Concord, Concord sell after 27 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in West Concord, Concord over the last 12 months is $415,000, up 40% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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