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Hampton Falls offers rural living close to the beach
While residents in Hampton Falls are just 10 minutes away from the beach, compared to surrounding towns, this community features more rural home offerings with larger plots of land. Established in 1709, at one point the town was one of the biggest manufacturing areas in the state. Today, the town is dominated by farmland and holds the oldest apple orchard in the state. Despite its more rural identity, Hampton Falls still nicely blends with the rest of Rockingham County. “When people think of typical New England towns, this area often comes to mind,” says Amanda Martin, a Realtor with Keller Williams Coastal, who’s been selling homes in the area since 2017.
Applecrest Farm in Hampton Falls has the oldest orchard in New England.
Fans come from near and far to the the Hampton Beach Sand Sculpting Classic.
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Older and newer homes on larger lots
The town features Cape Cods and colonial revivals from around the 1950s, as well as contemporary-style homes built in the last 25 years. There aren’t any subdivisions, so properties sit along winding backroads and often sit further back off the roads. Most homes here are larger than the surrounding area and feature larger plots of land, with most having anywhere between a half-acre to 15 acres. “The market tends to pick up a little bit in the summer and homes often sell quicker,” says Martin. Smaller homes typically sell for $400,000 to $800,000, while larger properties usually go for $1 million to $3 million.
Smaller homes shaded by large trees can be found in many areas of Hampton Falls.
Home buyers in Hampton Falls often look for large yards with privacy.
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New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway, nearby beaches
Governor Weare Park provides sports facilities to the town, as well as an ice rink in the winter. The New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway is an 8-mile, multi-use trail that runs from Hampton to Portsmouth. Locals should keep an eye on the tide, as parts of the trail that weave through coastal marshlands flood significantly during high tide. Hampton’s sandy beaches along the Atlantic Ocean are also less than 5 miles away.
Artist secure their creations at the Hampton Beach Sand Sculpting Classic.
The New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway is a popular spot for residents of Hampton Falls to go for a bike ride.
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Applecrest Farm, shopping and dining along Route 1
Applecrest Farm has the oldest apple orchard in New Hampshire and offers fresh local produce, cider and dairy products. Along Route 1, there are small, locally owned businesses selling everything from agricultural supplies to comic books. Linda's has been serving breakfast and lunch options since 1988. There’s also Martha’s with traditional Lebanese dishes and Oceanside Sandwich Shop with pizza and subs. Market Basket and Walmart Supercenter are just south in Seabrook for essentials.
Snag a seat at the bar at Linda's in Hampton Falls for some home cooking.
There are lots of fresh pies for sale at Applecrest Farm in the Hampton Falls neighborhood.
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Local farmers market, craft festival
From June to October, the Hampton Falls Farmers Market at the Town Common offers fresh produce and craft vendors. And the Hampton Falls Craft Festival in September features over 75 juried artisans from across New England.
Admire handcrafted work at Seacoast's Spring Fine Specialty Food & Craft Show.
Discover local gems! LIVE FREELY: Spring Market, shop & sip, 35+ vendors.
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Highly rated public schools
Students may start at Lincoln Akerman School, which teaches kindergarten through eighth grade and earns an A from Niche. They may then attend Winnacunnet High School, which receives a B-plus and offers extended learning opportunities that provide additional learning experiences outside of the classroom.
Welcome to Winnacunnet High School.
Lincoln Akerman School serves students from PK-8th grade in Hampton Falls.
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Commuting via I-95
Hampton Falls is mostly car dependent because of its rural layout. Interstate 95 and U.S. Route 1 cut right through town, running 15 miles north to Portsmouth and 45 miles south to Boston. Portsmouth Regional Hospital is 15 miles north. The closest airport, Portsmouth International, is just 15 miles north.
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On average, homes in Hampton Falls, NH sell after 50 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Hampton Falls, NH over the last 12 months is $1,200,000, up 34% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Set gracefully above the road on a beautifully treed lot, this idyllic antique home enjoys year-round light, morning sun in the kitchen, and glowing southern and western exposure for sunsets off the back deck. North-south positioning also brings welcome shade in warmer months. Inside, the large living room offers a cozy wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen and family room form a central gathering
Brett MulveyTate & Foss Sotheby's International Rlty
Situated in a beautiful cul-de-sac neighborhood is this impeccable cape style home on just over 2 private acres.From the moment you approach this home you will understand just how special it is.Having been thoughtfully cared for & exquisitely updated over the years, it is truly one of a kind on the Seacoast. With breathtaking curb appeal, stunning grounds & interior detail throughout it is an
This charming cape is the perfect blend of tradtional style and modern comfort. The open-concept living area provides a seemless flow between the family room, kitchen and dining room. Wood beamed vaulted ceilings are a beautiful architectural feature in the mudroom and carry through into the family room. A large sliding glass door off the family room opens up to the in ground pool area. This
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