Lakeside living on Newfound Lake attracts residents seeking a tranquil atmosphere to Hebron, a rural community in Grafton County, New Hampshire. Defined by its waterfront and mountain retreats, the town offers easy access to an abundance of outdoor recreation along the lake and its surrounding areas, while keeping locals connected to nearby communities like Plymouth and Bristol.
Rural roads branch off along the natural landscape of Hebron, leading to the spacious mountain and lake retreats dotting the setting. While coveted waterfront properties line the lakeside, other homes are tucked within sprawling properties farther inland. Modest lot sizes create privacy and space from neighbors, adding to the community’s remote feel. Prices for single-family homes range from $990,000 to $2.5 million. Condo units in luxury developments along the lake typically price in the $500,000s. Parcels of land ranging in acreage size are also available for purchase, providing opportunities for custom construction.
As of July 2025, the Bridgewater-Hebron-Groton Special Purpose School District—also known as the Pasquaney School District—serves students in Hebron. The district’s only school, Bridgewater-Hebron Village School, holds a B-plus rating. Originally an elementary school for prekindergarten through fifth grade, it now serves students from pre-K through eighth grade. For high school, students typically attend Newfound Regional High School, part of the Newfound Area School District. The high school has a C-plus rating on Niche and features a range of academic and athletic programs, including a Granite State Challenge team that competes on New Hampshire PBS in a televised quiz show. Plymouth State University is located just north of Hebron.
Newfound Lake is central to Hebron’s lifestyle, offering opportunities for swimming, boating and fishing. Many parts of the lakeside are part of protected areas, including the Charles L. Bean Sanctuary and Grey Rocks Conservation Area. These tracts offer water access as well as trails and opportunities for wildlife viewing. The Newfound Audubon Center provides kayak rentals and guided hikes on the trails along the lake’s embankment. Farther south along the lake is Wellington State Park, which features a beach, boat launches and picnic pavilions. Many campgrounds also surround the lake, and additional scenic trails include Sugarloaf, Cockermouth Ledge and Paradise Point. Locals seeking recreation above sea level can head to Crosby Mountain State Park, where a hiking loop snakes through the Cockermouth Forest and leads to rocky outcrops and open ledges.
Hebron’s rural nature results in locals having to head to neighboring communities for shopping and dining. Hebron Village Store offers essentials, but most residents drive to Plymouth or Bristol for other necessities. Shopping squares off Tenney Mountain Highway have grocery store options like Market Basket and Hannaford, and national retailers like Marshalls and Walmart. A handful of convenient, casual fast-food chains are also strewn along the corridor. Local eateries along route 3 in Plymouth include The Main Street Station and Biederman’s Deli. In Bristol, establishments are situated along Central Square Street; the Purple Pit Coffee Lounge, Bristol Diner and Gina’s Place are all local favorites.
Residents of Hebron typically rely on cars for transportation, though there is also limited public transportation available. The town is conveniently located near Route 3A, which connects to Tenney Mountain Highway, and is within close reach of Interstate 93 and U.S. Route 3. Local buses operate in the area, and the White Mountain Trailways bus line offers service from nearby Plymouth to other towns and cities. For air travel, the closest international airport is Boston Logan International Airport, approximately 100 miles away; Burlington International Airport is another option, about 105 miles away. Speare Memorial Hospital in Plymouth is the closest medical center.
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Kerry Raymond
Coldwell Banker Realty Center Harbor NH
(888) 302-6471
67 Total Sales
1 in Hebron
$572,500 Price
John Raymond
Coldwell Banker Realty Center Harbor NH
(844) 958-1420
118 Total Sales
1 in Hebron
$385,000 Price
Jeffrey Brown
American Dream Real Estate Associates, L
(603) 931-4209
33 Total Sales
1 in Hebron
$220,000 Price
Melissa Sullivan
Badger Peabody & Smith Realty/Plymouth
(877) 689-4907
145 Total Sales
10 in Hebron
$75K - $1.3M Price Range
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Angela Boyd
Angelview Realty, LLC
(888) 612-7073
57 Total Sales
1 in Hebron
$205,000 Price
Aaron Woods
Badger Peabody & Smith Realty/Plymouth
(877) 719-3271
155 Total Sales
3 in Hebron
$270K - $3M Price Range
On average, homes in Hebron, NH sell after 62 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Hebron, NH over the last 12 months is $535,000, up 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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