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Living in the hills or near Hillsboro's bustling Main Street
Hillsborough, also spelled colloquially as Hillsboro, is a small New Hampshire town just southwest of Henniker. Hillsboro “is in a very pretty part of the state. There are a lot of natural resources for outdoor recreation, like hiking and lakes,” says Realtor Charles Boucher with EXP Realty, who has over 15 years of experience. The neighborhood is best known for its hilly Main Street - which turns into Henniker Street - full of historic buildings and locally owned businesses near the Contoocook River. Nearby lakes and rail trails make it easy to get outside and play, and all three neighborhood schools are on the same campus within a short distance of many residential neighborhoods. Housing is scattered throughout Hillsboro, allowing homebuyers to live closer to Main Street or out in the quiet forests and hills.
State forests, lakes, parks, trails and the Contoocook River
Hillsboro has a lot to offer for those who enjoy the outdoors. “There are a couple of lakes here, like Franklin Pierce Lake which has a town beach, so there, and at Highland Lake, you can swim. There’s also the Franklin Pierce Homestead historical site,” says Susan Roemer, a Realtor with The Masiello Group with Better Homes and Gardens and a West Concord resident. Franklin Pierce was the 14th president of the United States, and visitors can see where he lived until 1843.
Golfers can play nine holes at Angus Lea Golf Course, while hikers can explore the Contoocook River Walk or the Monadnock Rail Trail, both of which follow the river’s edge. Families can spend time near Main Street at several small parks, such as Butler Park by the Hillsborough Historical Society and Kemp Park near the river. Grimes Field has tennis courts and ballfields for after-work or summertime leagues.
Hillsboro is also about 20 minutes away from Pats Peak Ski Area to the north and the Crotched Mountain ski resort to the south.
Have some family fun at Oxbow Campground in Hillsboro.
Grimes Field is a great local park in Hillsboro.
A golfer in action at the Angus Lea Golf Course in the town of Hillsboro.
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Housing can range from A-frame cabins to large Colonial revivals
Buyers can find an assortment of A-frame cabins, modest Cape Cods and Colonial Revivals at the $200,000 to $350,000 price range. These homes often have smaller yards but spacious porches, patios and decks that overlook the woods. “Generally speaking, you’ll find [housing] prices a little less here than if you’re heading east to Concord,” Boucher says. At that price, there is also a selection of chalets in the Emerald Lake Village community, which surrounds Gould Pond.
Between $400,000 and $500,000, buyers will find ranch-style homes raised on hilly driveways, as well as larger Colonials and updated cabins. There are also several newer constructions in the Bible Hill Development of Hillsborough, which have traditional elements, two-car garages and can reach closer to 2,000 square feet for interiors. At this price, there are also a few waterfront chalets with beach access, which were built in the 1970s.
Residences between $600,000 and $700,000 include stately homes on Franklin Pierce Lake, completely renovated Gould Pond waterfront cabins and contemporary ranch-style homes on top of nearby mountains.
There are several log cabin style homes in Hillsboro.
This stunning colonial was recently built in Hillsboro.
There are a few apartment and condo options in Hillsboro.
Elegant new traditional home in Hillsboro, showcasing classic charm with modern comforts.
A classic Cape Cod in Hillsboro with quaint charm, timeless New England style, & cozy appeal.
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Main Street shops and restaurants near the Contoocook River
Hillsboro’s Main Street, also known as Henniker Street, is the area’s central hub. It is home to a mixture of chain restaurants, locally owned small businesses and attractions like Angus Lea Golf Course and the nearby Contoocook River Walk. With hilly roads, church steeples, pubs and ice cream parlors in antique buildings, Main Street gives off a classic New England atmosphere.
Folks can sit outside the Ice Cream Bar with a two-scoop waffle cone or chocolate strawberry shake. The Village Art Cafe at Dancing Wind Studio is an artsy place to get a cup of coffee and a scone or buy locally created art. Tooky Mills Pub serves American comfort food like burgers, fish and ribs on its open-air deck, where people gather to listen to local bands play live music.
Little spots like Family Dollar, Dollar General and Tetal Food Mart make up a majority of the convenience stores around town, but for longer shopping trips, Shaw’s is on the western end of Main Street right before Route 202.
All your grocery shopping can be done at Hillsboro Shaw's.
Check out Ollie's Treasure shop in Hillsboro for that perfect rare find.
Hillsboro House of Pizza is a popular local restaurant and bar.
For a local fall favorite, try maple cream coffee at Village Art Cafe in Hillsboro.
Tooky Mills Pub in Hillsboro has a nice outdoor seating area during the warmer months.
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Weekly and annual community events in Hillsboro
The Greater Hillsborough Chamber of Commerce lists dozens of events on its website calendar, showcasing all the community gatherings that happen throughout the year. There are weekly events like karaoke nights and trivia at The American Legion and the Hillsborough Farmer’s Market which takes place on Saturdays throughout the warmer months of the year. Annual events include a Halloween trunk-or-treat, a UTV ride through the mountains, golf tournaments, car shows and locals even head north to the annual Warner Fall Foliage Festival.
Hillsboro Deering Cooperative School District public schools
Students in Hillsboro study within the Hillsboro Deering Cooperative School District, which scores an overall C-plus grade on Niche. Starting with Hillsboro-Deering Elementary School, also rated a C-plus, students can take advantage of smaller school populations for a more hands-on and personalized education. Hillsboro-Deering Middle School is rated a C-minus, and Hillsboro-Deering High School is graded a C-plus.
All three schools are on the same large campus off School Street and Hillcat Drive. The campus features a large play area and several sports fields. The school system also buses students from all over the area, making it easier for families living in more rural locations to send their children to school.
Welcome to Hillsboro-Deering Elementary School.
This is the main entrance to Hillsboro-Deering Middle School.
Hillsboro-Deering High School is home to 370 student from both towns.
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Driving along US Route 202 and I-89
Like in most towns west of Concord, there are no public bus lines, and most people drive. For those who commute, Concord is about 24 miles east via Route 9 and Interstate 89 or 26 miles east via Route 202. Locals can also head down to Manchester by taking Route 149 about 28 miles into the city. On this route, drivers can reach Manchester and its regional airport in about 50 minutes. The nearest hospital is Concord Hospital, about 23 miles east, outside the city.
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Parks in this Area
Lafayette Park
Lafayette Park
Simpson Park
Black Brook Park
Grimes Field
Pillsbury State Park
Transit
Airport
Manchester Boston Regional
69 min drive
Hillsboro Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hillsboro, Hillsborough sell after 97 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Hillsboro, Hillsborough over the last 12 months is $425,746, down 26% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Charming Ranch-Style Home in Peaceful Hillsborough, NHWelcome to easy one-level living in this well-maintained 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath ranch nestled in the heart of Hillsborough. With 1,430 square feet of thoughtfully designed space, this home offers a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for anyone seeking comfort and convenience.The open-concept kitchen and living room create a
EZ to show! This 1850 Farmhouse completely renovated sits proudly on 7.5 acres of beautiful farm land and includes an el with 1 bedroom apartment (rented month to month) and barn. Beautiful and bright, this homes has such character, exposed beams and hardwood floors, with fields and an attached barn. A perfect gentleman farm. Every window has a beautiful view. Spacious 3 bedrooms ,two baths .
Motivated Sellers!!! Welcome to this spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bath single-family home in Hillsboro, NH, built in 2004 and offering the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and potential. Nestled on a well-maintained lot with beach access in 4 different locations, this home features a generous backyard and a back deck ideal for entertaining or relaxing. Inside, you’ll find an inviting kitchen with
Prime income-producer or live-in investment! This well-kept Hillsborough triplex features three bright 1-bedroom, 1-bath units, giving you the option to reside in one while the other two help pay the mortgage. Each apartment is separately metered for utilities and enjoys its own enclosed porch—perfect for morning coffee or extra storage. Ample off-street parking, town water and sewer, and a
Beautiful piece of land with 504 feet of road frontage abutting Shedd Brook. When you arrive, take the time to listen to the water flowing and you'll feel like you have discovered the perfect spot to live, work or vacation. So many options and with the open field and stone walls, you can truly get a sense of it's character and charm. Amazing location just off of route 31 and close to area
Welcome to 88 West Mill Road in Hillsborough, New Hampshire—an affordable opportunity for homeownership in a charming and convenient location. This well-situated home offers an ideal blend of small-town comfort and easy access to major city amenities. Whether you're a first-time buyer, investor, or someone looking to downsize, this property delivers exceptional value.The home is set in a
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
6,154
Median Age
43
Population Density
1 person/acre
Population under 18
21.3%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
21%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$90,990
Above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$96,578
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
94%
On par with the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
25.8%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
9.6%
% Population in Labor Force
62.8%
Area Factors
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Walk Score®
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