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Tiny residential area in the heart of Manchester
Somerville is a small, rectangular residential neighborhood just south of downtown Manchester. It’s urban, with cracked streets and sidewalks, tall telephone poles with visible wires and the occasional business squeezed into a residential street next to early 20th-century multifamily houses. Locals park on the streets or in driveways protected by chain-link fences. Somerville is directly west of Mammoth Road, a major Manchester thoroughfare. The areas near Mammoth Road tend to be the more desirable parts of downtown, says Realtor Cody Barna of eXp Realty.
Somerville is a small residential area filled with cracked streets and telephone poles.
Sommerville is a residential neighborhood located in central Manchester.
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Three-deckers, Cape Cods and bungalows
Somerville is dominated by early-to-mid 20th-century New England architecture. Three-decker homes, built to house mill workers in the early 1900s, exist today as multifamily properties. Cape Cods, ranch-style houses, townhouses and vinyl-sided colonials sit on the packed residential streets of Somerville. Houses generally sit right next to each other. Three-deckers sit directly behind the sidewalk, while some neighborhood Cape Cods and bungalows have small front lawns. Home prices range between $220,000 and $470,000. Property taxes in New Hampshire are high; the state’s median annual property tax payment is $6,097. “Near Cilley Road and north there are a lot of multifamily houses, but as you go south closer to the airport there are going to be more and more single-family homes,” says Barna.
In Somerville, residents can find a variety of homes, including multistory units.
In Sommerville you can find Cape Cod homes with cozy front porches.
This 3-family home is one of many styles found in Somerville.
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Indoor and outdoor recreation in Somerville
Locals in Somerville can walk to Prout Park, a small neighborhood gathering spot with a baseball field and pickleball courts, plus a playground and picnic area. The even smaller Howe Park on the southwest corner of Howe and Lincoln streets has a playground. Locals swim and play baseball and soccer at Sheehan-Basquil Park, which also has a splash pad for small children. The park sits next to SkyZone Trampoline Park and up the street from the bowling alley Yankee Lanes.
Paddleball is a popular sport to play at Prout Park in Sommerville.
Yankee Lanes in Somerville offers bowling, an arcade and a restaurant.
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Vegan food and Mexican restaurants
Somerville is mostly homes, but it does have some restaurants, including the Green Beautiful, a gourmet vegan café. Everything is plant-based and made from scratch here, including Philly cheesesteak sandwiches and macaroni and cheese. The inside of the restaurant is cozy, with a pink couch, floral textures on the walls and pale sage green trim. Mexican food is served around the corner at El Tenampa, a popular sit-down restaurant serving nachos and Pacifico. People start their days at the Breakfast Club, a nearby brunch eatery in a casual environment with wooden floors. Tacos and empanadas are for sale at Taqueria y Pastelitos, a popular takeout spot. Chain restaurants like Dunkin, retailers like Family Dollar and grocery stores like Aldi and Hannaford are minutes away. Elliot Hospital, one of Manchester’s major healthcare centers, sits just north of Somerville, and the Mall of New Hampshire is about 5 minutes away.
In Sommerville, you can find The Green Beautiful, offering a full vegan menu.
The Green Beautiful in Sommerville is the area's only vegan cafe, a great spot for lunch.
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Manchester public schools
Kids living in Somerville can enroll in the Manchester School District, the city’s public school system. School assignment is based on home address. Somerville’s neighborhood schools are Jewett Street Elementary School (rated C-minus by Niche), Southside Middle School (rated C-minus) and Manchester Memorial High School (rated C-plus). In 2024, Memorial High School sent three qualifying students to All-State music festivals to show off their musical talents.
Manchester Memorial High School enrolls approximately 1430 students.
The main enterance to Southside Middle School.
The main entrance to Jewett Street School.
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Getting around New Hampshire and New England
Mammoth Road, on the east side of Somerville, connects with major highways like Interstate 93 and Interstate 293. Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, which provides air service to places like Chicago and Orlando, is a 15-minute drive. Boston is 50 minutes away via I-93, and Concord is a 25-minute drive.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Somerville
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
3
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
3
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Somerville Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Somerville, Manchester sell after 28 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Somerville, Manchester over the last 12 months is $400,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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