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Hanover Hill has access to everything just outside of downtown Manchester.
Access to everything just outside of downtown Manchester
Less than 1 mile east of downtown Manchester, the Hanover Hill community offers a more spread-out space for homes without sacrificing access to the heart of the city. Here, older Colonial Revival houses dot the streets of the community, just a short walk or drive from amenities found in both urban and suburban environments. Residents can dine at local eateries, book tee times at the municipal golf course and attend established schools. “It really has everything within a 5-minute drive, from dining to parks to schools and even the highway,” says Olga Tkachuk, a Realtor with Realty One Group Next Level who has lived in Manchester for 10 years. “And if you feel like walking, it’s a 15-minute walk right down the hill straight into downtown.”
Stately homes in Hanover Hill
Hanover Hill is situated just far enough from downtown Manchester to allow for more spacious homes and yards along its suburban streets. There are ornate Queen Anne styles and Colonial Revivals with columns and porches, as well as more modest Cape Cods. Many homes here were built in the early 1900s. “Lots of the homes are multi-generational homes that would go for a lot, but no one wants to sell their homes,” Tkachuk says. Prices tend to range from around $300,000 to $700,000.
There is a variety of unique architecture styles in the Hanover Hill neighborhood.
Homes are well landscaped in the Hanover Hill neighborhood.
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Manchester public and private schools
McDonough Elementary School and Hillside Middle School both earn an overall Niche grade of C-minus. Students continue on to Central High School, which scores a B, serves over 1,200 students and is the oldest public high school in New Hampshire. Families can also explore private education options, like Trinity High School, which also receives a B and is known for its college-preparatory courses and community.
Central High School in Manchester has over 1200 students.
Trinity High School is in the Hanover Hill neighborhood.
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Residents of Hanover Hill may enjoy the Derryfield Country Club.
Derryfield Park and Derryfield Country Club
Derryfield Country Club, founded in 1932, is a public 18-hole course that hosts multiple annual tournaments. There is also a restaurant and an indoor golf simulator, so the course still welcomes guests during the colder months. Derryfield Park has a renovated playset and greenspace next to the high school's athletic fields, which are also available to residents. Tkachuk says the park hosts several events throughout the year, including marathons and yoga in the park, which is popular among older residents. The historic Weston Observatory, built in 1896 stands proudly at 66 feet tall, and the surrounding area offers panoramic city views.
Laidback eateries and proximity to downtown dining
Jerome's Deli is one of the few dining options in the neighborhood, with rotating soup and sandwich specials along with a menu that hasn't changed in 19 years. Residents can also head to downtown Manchester for additional restaurants, such as the 110 Grill, which offers patio seating, and The Farm Bar and Grille. The Price Rite Marketplace of Manchester is less than a mile away, and residents can stop by the Bosna Store for European brands and other items that can't be found anywhere else in the city. The Mall of New Hampshire is 4 miles to the south, with familiar retailers like Macy’s and Old Navy.
Grab a fresh salad with grilled chicken at Jerome's Deli near the Hanover Hill neighborhood.
Bagel Cafe is a popular spot near the Hanover Hill neighborhood.
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Hanover Hill's Highways and sidewalks
Residents in Hanover Hill have a variety of transportation options due to their proximity to downtown. Interstate 93 and U.S. Route 3, also known as Elm Street, are within 2 miles of the neighborhood. Tkachuk says the community also sees much more walking than other parts of the city, with well-maintained sidewalks offering routes to downtown or nearby parks. Locals also have the Manchester Area Regional Transit Authority buses running along two of the larger roads in the area. The Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is 5 miles south of the neighborhood, and Elliot Hospital is less than a mile to the southeast.
Hanover Hill is conveniently located near I-93 and Route 101.
Hanover Hill residents have easy access to public transportation.
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Hanover Hill residents can take advantage of annual Manchester-area events
Taco Tour and cultural festivals
Residents can take advantage of annual Manchester-area events, like the Taco Tour each May. The festival is the largest of its kind in the world and welcomes over 20,000 guests. Folks meander around the city and try custom tacos from more than 90 different restaurants, and each taco costs only $3. Residents can also attend the We Are One Festival at Veteran’s Memorial Park each August. The city combined the oldest Latino and African cultural festivals into one event, with speeches, live music and dancing.
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Hanover Hill Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hanover Hill, Manchester sell after 25 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Hanover Hill, Manchester over the last 12 months is $399,500, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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