Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

New Hampshire region

Seacoast

New Hampshire's 18 miles of coastline plus the tidal towns along the Piscataqua and Great Bay. Walkable downtowns, historic housing stock, and the state's shortest drives to Portsmouth and Logan.

Towns in the Seacoast region

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Barrington

Barrington is a rural town in Strafford County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 30 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of Dover, New Hampshire: long red-brick textile mills with a clock tower above the Cocheco River falls and a granite dam

Seacoast

Dover

A mill city on the Cochecho River with a revitalized downtown, rail service, and housing that ranges from converted mill condominiums to established single-family neighborhoods.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Durham

Home to the University of New Hampshire, with a small walkable center, extensive conservation land along Great Bay, and a rental market shaped by the university.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

East Kingston

East Kingston is a small-town town in Rockingham County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 32 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of Exeter, New Hampshire: the Squamscott River falls beside a red-brick mill block, a white federal town hall with a cupola, a bandstand and autumn elms

Seacoast

Exeter

A tidal river town with a traditional downtown, an Amtrak Downeaster station, and a housing stock weighted toward historic homes and walkable in-town neighborhoods.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Farmington

Farmington is a rural town in Strafford County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 29 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Hampton Falls

Hampton Falls is a rural town in Rockingham County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 32 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Kensington

Kensington is a rural town in Rockingham County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 29 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Lee

Lee is a rural town in Strafford County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 28 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Madbury

Madbury is a rural town in Strafford County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 25 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Middleton

Middleton is a rural town in Strafford County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 39 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Milton

Milton is a rural town in Strafford County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 33 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

New Castle

New Castle is a suburban town in Rockingham County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 33 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

New Durham

New Durham is a rural town in Strafford County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 35 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Newfields

Newfields is a small-town town in Rockingham County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 26 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Newington

Newington is a rural town in Rockingham County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 23 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

North Hampton

North Hampton is a small-town town in Rockingham County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 25 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of Portsmouth, New Hampshire: brick waterfront buildings and a white steeple above the Piscataqua River, a tugboat at the pier and the Memorial Bridge

Seacoast

Portsmouth

A compact coastal city with a dense, walkable downtown, a working waterfront, and the state's largest concentration of restaurants and cultural venues. Housing is a mix of historic in-town properties, condominiums, and limited new construction.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Rochester

Rochester is a small-town city in Strafford County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 26 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Rollinsford

Rollinsford is a small-town town in Strafford County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 26 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of Rye, New Hampshire: granite shoreline ledges and tidal pools, salt marsh grass, a shingled house on a coastal road and distant islands offshore

Seacoast

Rye

An oceanfront town covering much of New Hampshire's coastline, with state beaches, harbor access, and a housing market weighted toward coastal and near-coastal property.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Seabrook

Seabrook is a suburban town in Rockingham County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 21 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Somersworth

Somersworth is a suburban city in Strafford County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 26 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

South Hampton

South Hampton is a rural town in Rockingham County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 28 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.

Editorial illustration of a New Hampshire Seacoast working harbor with brick waterfront buildings, a fishing boat and a steel bridge

Seacoast

Strafford

Strafford is a rural town in Strafford County, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Residents report an average commute of about 36 minutes. Housing figures on this page are ZIP-area estimates and municipal population has not yet been loaded from an official state source.