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A rural small town stocked with everyday necessities
Centered about 10 miles between both Concord and Manchester, Hooksett has a rural feel without sacrificing access to everyday amenities. “The draw to Hooksett is location. It’s a steppingstone between the area’s bigger cities and has good highway access for commuters,” says Real Estate Associate, Sophia Weeks with RE/MAX, who has 20 years of experience selling in Merrimack County. Hooksett is a larger town in relation to those nearby, complete with big-box shopping and proximity to both state and local parks. Interstate 93 flows along the western border, allowing residents to get into the city and retreat to a quieter home base with ease.
Local eateries, a farm stand and nearby grocers
One advantage of Hooksett’s location is proximity to big-box stores, including Walmart, Target and Market Basket, just south of the neighborhood. Local staple, Johnson Golden Harvest provides fresh, local products from a rustic farm stand. The Robie Store, situated next to the fire station and railroad, anchors the center of town, serving classic American diner food and country-market goods, like locally sourced honey and maple syrup. For a quick bite, residents can head to The Pizza Man of Hooksett, which has a sports bar atmosphere and an outdoor patio.
The local Market Basket in the Hooksett neighborhood is busy spot for groceries.
In Hooksett, you can find Johnson Golden Harvest, a local farm stand offering fresh food.
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Unique activities and events in Hooksett
While Hooksett emits a relatively rural feel, the community comes together for events throughout the year. The Hooksett Public Library looks out over the New Hampshire mountains and has a slew of activities for both children and adults. Sewing lessons, chair yoga classes, family movie nights and children's cooking sessions are among the countless daily events offered here. Over the holiday season, the town hosts the Light Up the Village celebration, featuring Santa visits, Christmas story times and walks under the festive lights.
The Hooksett Public Library in the town of Hooksett has a wide range of books available.
Intervale Country Club is just south of the Hooksett neighborhood for residents.
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A river, state forest and multi-use community park
The Merrimack River, flowing through the center of Hooksett, allows for plenty of water activities, while Bear Brook State Park to the east provides miles of hiking trails. Bear Brook serves as a haven for outdoor recreation, complete with an archery course, designated paddling areas, downhill skiing slopes and off-roading. Hooksett’s main local park sits near the river at Donati Memorial Field, where kids can play on the playground or utilize the football field, baseball diamond and tennis courts. In the winter, residents often take off on sleds down the park’s hills, and during the summer months, they can catch a firework show.
A couple of stand up paddle boarders enjoy the serene waters of Black Brook State Park.
A popular local playground with families is the Donati Memorial Park in Hooksett, NH.
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Higher home prices for more land in Hooksett
Hooksett’s market consists of single-family colonials, ranch styles and Cape Cods, as well as a collection of townhouses. Prices most often fall in the $400,000 to $500,000 range, though large estates on multiple acres of land can surpass $900,000. Homebuyers may also find waterfront houses with boating docks along the Merrimack River. “Hooksett has a higher price point than other nearby neighborhoods, like Suncook to the north,” Weeks says. While some residential areas feature sidewalks, streets are often lined by modest front lawns with garages and driveways.
A row of homes found in the Hooksett neighborhood near the Merrimack River.
A quaint cape cod home nestled in a newer neighborhood in the town of Hooksett.
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Public and private education near Hooksett
Elementary-aged students can begin their education at Fred C. Underhill School, which earns a B grade on Niche, and then Hooksett Memorial School, rated B-plus. David R. Cawley Middle scores an A-minus, and Niche rates it the No. 1 best public middle school in Merrimack County. The Hooksett School District does not offer high school education, so students can head to Pinkerton Academy, which earns a C-plus grade, 18 miles outside of the neighborhood. Families can choose A-rated private education for Grades 6 though 12 at The Derryfield School, within about 5 miles.
Hooksett Memorial School is a public school in Manchester serving grades 3-5.
David R. Cawley Middle School serves students from grades 6-8 in Hooksett.
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Getting around Hooksett via I-93 and Route 3
Residents rely heavily on cars in Hooksett due to the lack of public transportation. Interstate 93 and Route 3 allow for quick drives all the way north into Canada and south toward Boston. A 9-mile drive on I-93 leads to the closest major health-care hub, as well, at Elliot Hospital. For longer trips, the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is available under 14 miles.
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