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Lots of room to grow in a small-town community atmosphere
Loudon is a somewhat rural town just 8 miles north of Concord and is home to NASCAR's New Hampshire Motor Speedway. People like to move to Loudon because of “the lower taxes, the racetrack and, according to Business New Hampshire, they’re calling it the 3rd best place to live in New Hampshire,” says Bob DuFour, broker and founder of B&B Realty of Concord. He’s been selling homes since 1985. DuFour also mentions that Loudon locals like the way things are, with the rural landscape, community atmosphere and plenty of room. Homes can date back to the 1790s and often include renovated or updated New England farmhouses and cottages. There are a few local favorite restaurants, and folks can easily hop on one of the many major roadways to reach Concord or the shops near the old Steeplegate Mall. It should also be noted that the Loudon Town Transfer Station dump takes up a large portion of the center and north part of the neighborhood.
Loudon is a quaint town that's a lovely place to start your new life.
Take your pick from one of a few different flower farms in the Loudon area.
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New Hampshire Motor Speedway traditions
Loudon is also home to the New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Famous for its NASCAR National Series – the only one of its kind in the New England region – the racetrack is visited by thousands of people every year. The track also hosts several charity events and car shows throughout the year. Winners of these locally held races are given a Louden the Lobster live crustacean trophy.
You'll love the thrill of any race when you visit the New Hampshire Speedway in Loudon.
A stack of old school snowmobiles really compliments this lawn in Loudon.
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Local restaurants and country stores
“I’ve spent my whole life in Loudon. I love this town, it’s where I grew up. It’s home to me,” says Nasi Georgopoulls, proprietor of Beanie’s Bar & Grill, Loudon’s biggest restaurant with live music nights, comfort pub food and a friendly atmosphere. “When I had the opportunity to open a restaurant here, I was very excited. I knew I could bring high quality food to regular people.” Loudon’s small-town atmosphere means places like Beanie's are constantly full of familiar faces. “There’s not one person who comes in that I don’t know the name of,” Georgopoulls says. Beanie’s also stays involved with the community through donations, raffles and participating in Old Home Day celebrations. Folks can support local agriculture and buy homegrown goods at the Pasture 2 Plate Market next door. The Loudon Village Country Store is a convenient spot with a few household items, ice and takeaway foods like pizza. For bigger shopping trips, folks can head down Route 106 to get to the remaining businesses surrounding the now-closed Steeplegate Mall. Familiar stores include The Home Depot, Walmart, Aldi and Shaw’s.
Pull up a chair and be apart of the fun at Beanie's Bar & Grill.
Stop at the Loudon Village Country Store for a snack or anything you might need on the run.
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Hiking trails, public parks and Soucook River
Behind the Loudon Town Clerk's office are the Loudon Recreational Fields and the skatepark. With tennis courts, a basketball court and a ballfield, it is the area's biggest public park. There are several hiking trails around town, including the Lovejoy Hiking Trails and the Riley Trails at Hoit Road Marsh. Oak Hill has a scenic lookout trail that leads to the Oak Hill Fire Tower in the middle of the forest preserve. The Mountain View Stables wedding venue offers views of the rolling New Hampshire hills, and locals and tourists can camp out at Cascade Campground during the races or times of pleasant weather. Like many neighborhoods near Concord, Loudon's access to Merrimack County waterways and estuaries can make the area prone to flooding during times of heavy rainfall. However, that also means locals have ample opportunities for hiking, fishing and exploring the New Hampshire wilderness. The Soucook River winds throughout Loudon and has several fishing holes to explore.
Bring your best hiking shoes for a fun and comfortable hike on the Oak Hill Trails in Loudon.
You can fish anywhere you can find a good spot along the Soucook River in Loudon.
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Historic New England farmhouses and more modern ranch-style homes
Homes can be found on major roads like Route 129 or or Rocky Pond Road, set back against the street on nice paved or gravel driveways. Others can be found on the many backroads that lead into the forested, rolling hills. “It’s a medium-sized community. We’ve got a lot of first-time homebuyers and those looking to retire and downsize. There’s only about 6,000 people here, and we’ve got a lot of land, so we’re not cramped,” DuFour says. Raised ranch homes and symmetrical Colonial-inspired residences give the area a classic New England feel. Manufactured homes on wooded lots and renovated New England farmhouses on generous acreage are nice options for those looking to have their own hobby farm or homestead. Smaller, fixer-upper homes or those that haven’t had major upgrades in decades can cost between $200,000 and $350,000. Larger family homes can cost between $400,000 and $700,000. Farms on sprawling acreage or brand-new homes with four or more bedrooms sometimes run upwards of $800,000.
Large colonial-style homes enrich a strong charcter in the neighborhood of Loudon.
You will find Loudon has many smallers homes that sit on larger lots or farmland.
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Merrimack County Public Schools
Students may start at Loudon Elementary School in town, which is graded a C-minus on Niche. They would then commute about 8 miles west to Penacook to attend Merrimack Valley Middle School, graded a C, and Merrimack Valley High School, which has a C-minus. The high school participates in Project Lead the Way, which focuses on STEM classes and helps students create flexible and customizable curriculums.
Merrimack Valley Middle School in Concord serves grades 6-8.
Merrimack Valley High School in Concord serves grades 9-12.
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Loudon community organizations and newsletters
The Loudon community has several clubs and amenities for its neighbors. The John O. Cate Memorial Van Association organizes volunteer drivers who take residents to medical and other appointments when they can't transport themselves. Programs like the Loudon Food Pantry and the Loudon Lions Club help the community meet its needs. The Loudon Ledger, a monthly free newspaper, is distributed to locals and lets them know what is happening in town. Loudon, like most New Hampshire towns, participates in Old Home Day. Their chosen day is a Saturday in August, and features live music, fireworks and a parade.
Practice your swing before heading out on the course at the Loudon Country Club.
Drive along Route 106 and smile at the face that's always smiling back in Loudon.
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Commutes to Concord and Manchester
Drivers can hop on Route 106 and drive about 8 miles south to reach Concord within 20 minutes. Concord is home to dozens of shops and restaurants, the Capitol Center for the Arts and Concord Hospital. Manchester and its Manchester-Boston Regional Airport are about 23 miles south via Interstate 93. Drivers can get there in about 30 minutes, but the route does have tolls.
Welcome to the rural and homey New Hampshire town of Loudon.
Lighter colored colonials present a welcoming feel as you drive through Loudon
This renovated ranch home sits on a spacious country lot in desirable Loudon. Located on Lower Ridge Road, just off Rt 106, it provides easy access for commuting to Concord and South or Rt 93 North, as well as proximity to the raceway. The level, open lot features a large front yard, a spacious backyard with an above-ground pool, two sheds, and secondary driveway access via Bumfagon Road. A large
Investors take notice! The historic Miles Smith Farm in Loudon is ready for a new chapter in it's long history. The current owners have pivoted this 26+ acre farm into a short term rental properties, with 4 units for rent inside of the main home. Each unit is freshly furnished as well! With a commanding view of the Canterbury hills and sprawling acreage the potential for a function venue or a bed
Jonathan FarwellKeller Williams Realty-Metropolitan
Welcome to this well-maintained 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath Colonial built in 2003, nestled in a quiet Loudon neighborhood. This inviting home features a spacious layout with a large third-floor great room—perfect for entertaining, relaxing, or creating a media/play space—plus a separate office/study ideal for remote work or a quiet retreat. Also noteworthy, it has central A/C- so you can stay cool all
This first floor, one bed, one full bath apartment is located in a country setting just off 106. It's a quick 10 minute drive to 393 in Concord. You have the option of renting it fully furnished or bring all your own furniture. If you love to cook, this apartment features a large kitchen with great cabinet space and a gas stove. The dining and living room are combined for great entertaining.
Nylora BruleighSeekers and Sellers Realty Group, LLC
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