It’s been a long-standing debate with home buyers: Northern Massachusetts or Southern New Hampshire...which fits my lifestyle best? Although close in proximity and amenities, there are some large differentiators between the two locations that could make all the difference when making this choice. There are many towns that make up northern MA and southern NH but we’ve narrowed down to a list a few popular Northern MA and Southern NH towns.

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Living Rural in New Hampshire

We can all agree that life can get busy with the hustle and bustle of everyday work, home, and family. With more people trying to escape the daily rush of life, it’s no wonder rural living is becoming a more popular option for potential home buyers. Rural areas or the countryside typically have a low population density and small settlements located outside towns and cities - whatever is not urban is considered rural. Rural living is a very quiet way of life, with homes and businesses spaced out geographically. Luckily, when looking for rural New Hampshire real estate, it can be found in abundance. With so many nestled in the hills and the mountains of New Hampshire, if you don’t know what you’re looking for you may miss them! We’ve gathered a list of some of our favorite places that offer rural real estate for sale. Keep on reading!

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Nestled in the southernmost corner of Maine, in York County, lies Kittery, ME. Incorporated in 1647, Kittery is considered the “oldest incorporated town in Maine”. Inhabited by early English settlers, Kittery received its name from a town founder, Alexander Shapleigh, and his family home of Kittery Court. Today, Kittery, ME is a bustling tourist town just over the border of New Hampshire. Home to just under 10,000 residents, Kittery spans over 75 square miles, 57 of which is water and only 18 is land based. 

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It’s no secret that the housing market is a bit high right now. With a shortage of homes on the market and the current housing demand making the asking prices rise, you may be considering other, less expensive options. Foreclosures, for example, are a less expensive option. Foreclosures are reasonably priced properties that have been seized by the bank because the previous owners did not keep up with their payments. So in turn, they can sell these properties for a lesser price than if the original homeowners were to sell it. If you’re new to exploring the foreclosure option we’re here to help, so read on!

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When it comes to buying or selling a home, we all know that it can be a long and sometimes stressful process. So we enlist the help of a Real Estate Agent to help represent our interests. However, sometimes it can be difficult to find the right agent to fit your needs and goals. We’re here to help you find a Realtor near you, and one that fits your personal needs. So we’ve compiled a checklist to make sure you’re getting everything in an agent you’ll need. 

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The New Hampshire real estate market has held a steady increase since 2012 in median sale price and number of sales. With all the amenities New Hampshire has to offer, the popularity in home buying has increased, in fact, the length of time the average home stays on the market has fallen every year since 2012. Like any state, New Hampshire has its “hot towns”, that are very sought after by many residents and home buyers. New Hampshire’s hot towns include Bedford, Windham, and Meredith, to name a few. However, with the popularity comes the price tag. We realize that these towns may not be attainable to everyone, so we’re here to provide you a list of towns that surround the “hot towns”. Giving you the affordability but the proximity to your desired area. 

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Living in Massachusetts has skyrocketed in popularity over the past few years, especially around the capitol, Boston. Living in Massachusetts is understandably popular due to its four distinctive seasons, many prestigious higher educational institutions, the sports culture and how it unifies their fans into family. However homes in Boston, MA and around can have a price tag that is shocking to most. However, living in Massachusetts doesn’t have to break the bank. We’re here to tell you about the five most affordable places to live in Massachusetts. 

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If you’re thinking about moving to the Granite State there are a lot of things to consider, including the price tag. Contrary to the state’s motto of “Live Free or Die,” you can’t quite live here for free. However, you can find a lot of locations where affordability is achievable. Although the cost of living in New Hampshire is higher compared to the average in the United States overall, New Hampshire offers great advantages such as its favorable tax policy. 

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We know that people associate antique living or historical homes with “old” or “dated,” but we’re here to break that mold! Antique living can have some of the most stunning architectural features, charming details, and unique characteristics you will not find in modern day homes. Maine is a beautiful and historical state in the northern region of the United States. With the longest coastline in the country, Maine offers a variety of different homes on the coast as well as more inland. Antique homes in Maine are growing in popularity and we’re here to tell you why historical living is a great option to explore.

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When the summer months roll in, we find ourselves flocking to surrounding beach towns, especially Portsmouth, NH. Portsmouth is a popular seacoast town in New Hampshire and the third oldest town in the entire United States. Settled in 1623 the town of Portsmouth comes with a long and rich history filled with charm and character around every corner. Money Magazine even dubbed Portsmouth, NH as “One of the Top Five Best Places to Live in America.” 

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