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Small town living in the forests of New Hampshire
With a population of just over 6,000 people, the small, rural town of New Boston is within reach of larger New Hampshire cities. Here, residents can find spacious Colonial Revival and Cape Cod-style houses that orbit a small town center. Home to parks and several dining and shopping options, the town center allows residents the opportunity to stay close by. Still, both Milford and Manchester are less than a 30-minute drive away, making urban amenities and events another possibility. “It’s very tight knit, very small. We’re definitely seeing a lot of growth,” says Jenn Brezniak, Deputy Town Clerk of New Boston. “While it’s not the tiniest town in NH, it feels like it is. The small-town feel is the most attractive thing.”
Welcome to the New Boston neighborhood.
Colonial homes are common in the New Boston neighborhood.
Aerial View of New Boston.
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Family-owned patio dining
New Boston's dining options include Northeast Café, which is well known for its brisket breakfast sandwiches and omelets. Molly’s Tavern and Restaurant is another family-owned spot located inside a renovated farmhouse. Here, residents can enjoy the casual, friendly environment and classic American fare while dining inside or on the patio. Dodge’s Ice Cream Stand is a go-to spot for a sweet treat during the summer and a place to shop for homegrown veggies and plants. Several tractors along the road act as impromptu signage for the stand. Residents looking to stock their kitchens at home can grab ingredients from Dodge's Country Store or the New Boston Farmers Market every Saturday morning from June to October. For big box stores, like Walmart, residents can head 16 miles to the west in the heart of Manchester
New Boston Pizza is located in the New Boston neighborhood.
New Boston Pizza serves residents in the New Boston neighborhood.
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New Boston homes with space to spread out
Area home styles include, Colonial Revivals, Cape Cods and ranch styles. Many have at least three bedrooms and are 1,500 square feet or larger. Homes are frequently surrounded by forests and wetlands, creating natural privacy, and are often on lots larger than 3 acres. Long driveways and garages are also common here. Single family home prices can vary, with homes with one to three bedrooms ranging between $350,000 to $800,000, while rooms with four or more bedrooms can fall between $800,000 and $1 million. Land sales often range from $50,000 lots of less than an acre to $400,000 swaths of land with over 30 acres. The neighborhood also receives a CAP Index crime score of 1 out of 10, which is much lower than the U.S. average of 4 out of 10.
Two-story homes are located in the New Boston neighborhood.
Ramblers are found in the New Boston neighborhood.
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The New Boston Rail Trail and woodland parks
New Boston, ideal for an active lifestyle, is home to many trails and sports fields. The New Boston Rail Trail is a 4-mile trail along the Piscataquog River that stretches to neighboring Goffstown. It is a quiet trail suitable for hiking and biking along the gravel paths. The town owns many conservation areas, which provide several more miles of trails. Outside the forested areas, the town also has a skateboard park, tennis courts, baseball fields and a playground. Golfers can book tee times at Stonebridge Country Club, which has been rated No. 1 by the Union Leader Reader’s Choice for seven consecutive years.
The New Boston neighborhood enjoys a vast surrounding wilderness area.
Outdoor activities abound in the New Boston neighborhood.
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State Champions at Goffstown High School
Students can start their education in town at the New Boston Central School, which receives an A-minus rating on Niche and teaches students up to grade six. They then continue to Mountain View Middle School, which also has an A-minus rating. The final stop for students is the B-plus-rated Goffstown High School, which is known for its athletic program, including multiple state championships. Their baseball and girls' basketball teams stand out, with five championships each.
New Boston Central Elementary School is located in the New Boston neighborhood.
Amherst Middle School is located in the Amherst neighborhood.
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Residents enjoy The Piscataquog River, which runs through the New Boston neighborhood.
New Hampshire Country Roads and Manchester amenities
Route 13 is home to dining and shopping options, and it connects residents to major roads and larger New Hampshire cities. “It’s pretty centrally located,” says Brezniak. “We’re about 25 minutes from Bedford and Manchester and 45 from Concord.” The area is considered car-dependent, and The Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is 17 miles away. The Catholic Medical Center is 14 miles away, in the center of Manchester.
Residents of the New Boston neighborhood love where they live.
Fireworks and agricultural fairs
New Boston's biggest annual event takes place in the summer. “We do a really big Fourth of July. We’ve been doing it since the beginning of the town,” says Brezniak. “We have fireworks. We have parades. There’s a lot of themed floats. We have a lot of vintage cars.” Residents are also just a short drive from the Hillsborough County Agricultural Fair, which takes place at the beginning of September each year. Festival guests can stop by food booths, enjoy carnival rides and visit with the animals.
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On average, homes in New Boston, Weare sell after 55 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in New Boston, Weare over the last 12 months is $676,500, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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