Neighborhoods near Dover Middle School in Dover, NH

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Dover Point

Dover Point is a neighborhood featuring contemporary Cape Cods, New Englander-style homes, and condos, with many properties built in the 21st century. Point Place, a newer community within Dover Point, includes apartments, condos, and assisted living facilities near local businesses. Hilton Park, located where the Piscataqua River meets the Great
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  $748K
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  $400K - $1.5M
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  16 Listings
Dover Point
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East Eliot

East Eliot is characterized by its winding roads and forested expanses, providing a sense of seclusion for residents. The neighborhood features a mix of single-family homes, including farmhouses, Capes, ranch-style homes, and 18th- and 19th-century colonials, with prices varying based on lot size and condition. The area also includes a few condo
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  $649K
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  $421K - $1.9M
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  9 Listings
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South Eliot

South Eliot, located in the southern part of Eliot, features a mix of centuries-old and modern New England homes on smaller lots, with many properties offering waterfront views of the Piscataqua River. The neighborhood is known for its laid-back, rural atmosphere, despite being an easy commute to major employers and metro areas via I-95. South
- Average Value
  
  $641K
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  $371K - $1.7M
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  5 Listings
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South Berwick

South Berwick, a rural town located 30 minutes from the coast of Maine, combines historic charm with outdoor recreation. The town features 18th-century colonials and mid-1900s Cape Cods, with some new construction but no planned communities. The downtown area includes cafes, shops, and restaurants like Engrain for nutritious bowls, Fogarty’s for
- Average Value
  
  $507K
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  $264K - $2.4M
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  5 Listings
South Berwick
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Durham

Situated off the banks of the Oyster River and the Great Bay, Durham offers a blend of college-town spirit, outdoor recreation and residential suburbs just minutes from the borders of both Maine and Massachusetts. “It has that small-town feeling where you can walk to the grocery store when you need it, and you’re also connected to nature and all
- Average Value
  
  $723K
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  $395K - $2.1M
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  8 Listings
Durham
Madbury

Madbury is a little slice of rural charm wedged between Dover, Durham and Lee. Often described as a bedroom community, Madbury’s fewer than 2,000 residents often work just a few miles away in Dover or Durham, where the University of New Hampshire is located. The town itself is small and quiet, which is a draw of its own for many. “I think
- Average Value
  
  $707K
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  $442K - $1.9M
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  1 Listing
Madbury
Barrington

Barrington is a peaceful town in Strafford County, New Hampshire. Encompassing about 50 square miles of natural landscape and tranquil lakes, Barrington offers many outdoor opportunities and recreational activities. The town has a population of around 10,000, and is primarily a residential community with some local establishments along Calef
- Average Value
  
  $592K
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  $323K - $2M
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  19 Listings
Barrington
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Dover

Dating back two centuries, Dover was first a major colonial seaport and shipbuilding hub in the 1700s before eventually transitioning to cotton manufacturing in the 19th and 20th centuries. “Dover was once a mill town, so it has a lot of beautiful old brick buildings that have been converted, mostly into apartment rentals,” says Ali Stewart, a
- Average Value
  
  $545K
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  $287K - $4.2M
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  40 Listings
Dover
Rollinsford

The rural New Hampshire town of Rollinsford, located along the Maine border, has always relied on the run of the Salmon Falls River. This was true when the Newichawannock tribe fished for migrating salmon, long before manufacturers harnessed the waterfalls to power textile mills. And it is true now, whether residents are capturing the tranquil
- Average Value
  
  $543K
- List Price
  
  $394K - $1.2M
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  3 Listings
Rollinsford
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Somersworth

Somersworth, the smallest city in New Hampshire, is located by the Salmon Falls River and is part of the Tri-City region. Somersworth was a mill town before it became a suburban community in more recent years. Today, the city has a population of 12,192 people, and many residents work in neighboring Rochester and Dover and at the Portsmouth Naval
- Average Value
  
  $471K
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  $295K - $935K
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  11 Listings
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Rochester

Centrally located between the White Mountains, the Lakes Region and the Seacoast Region of New Hampshire, Rochester is a small city just a few miles from the Maine Border. It’s lovingly referred to as the Lilac City because in late spring and summer, gardens burst with purple blooms, and residents gather for the annual Lilac Family Fun Festival.
- Average Value
  
  $410K
- List Price
  
  $237K - $780K
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  33 Listings
Rochester

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