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The Town of Hopkinton is nestled in Merrimack County combining a well preserved history and natural beauty but with only a short commute to Boston. Hopkinton was once the state capital but lost the coveted position in 1808 to the City of Concord. The Town is made up of three distinct entities: West Hopkinton, primarily the town’s agricultural center; Contoocook Village, the town’s business hub; and Hopkinton, mainly the residential area. All three entities share the same school system and zip code.
The easy access to and from Hopkinton makes it the perfect location to live and work. The last census has a population of 5,595, with a total area of 45.1 square miles. The town has both the Contoocook and Warner Rivers running through it, as well as several brooks and lakes. According to statistics gathered in 2007, the estimated per capita income was $38,000 and the estimated median house value for Hopkinton was $314,000.
Hopkinton is also central to many Colleges/Universities with a total student population of 2000 and over: New Hampshire College, Manchester; Keene State University, Keene; University of New Hampshire-Main campus, Durham; Plymouth State College, Plymouth; Fitchburg State College, Fitchburg, MA; and the University of Massachusetts-Lowell.
Since it’s incorporation in 1760, Peterborough has been a busy commercial center with many industries as well as a cultural hub for artists an... Read more
The character of Exeter, New Hampshire, like so many New England towns, has been shaped by its natural surroundings. The town, strategically locate... Read more
Methuen Massachusetts is a community located in the Lower Merrimack Valley, approximately 30 miles from Boston.
The architecture of Methuen’... Read more
Methuen is a city of approximately 45,000 established in 1725. Formerly part of the town of Haverhill, Methuen is named after Sir Paul Methuen, a... Read more
Amherst, New Hampshire is a quiet town of about 12,000 located in Southern NH, just minutes to the Massachusetts Border. Many residents in Amhers... Read more
Nicknamed the ‘Elm City’, Keene has the highest population of any town in Cheshire County and has held the County seat since 1769. Granted in 1735... Read more
Mont Vernon is a picturesque New England town that is often described as “the village atop the hill”, referring to the town’s 800’ above sea leve... Read more
Merrimack is located in Hillsborough County of southern New Hampshire. The town of approximately 26,000 people is conveniently located along Route 3... Read more
Durham housing offers many options for residents, from condos to luxury waterfront properties. While the downturn in the housing market has affecte... Read more
At the junction of 101 and 93 sits a beautiful New England town of approximately 19,000 people…Bedford, New Hampshire. Bedford is a suburb o... Read more
Campton, NH located in the heart of the White Mountains offers lots of outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, snowshoeing, and so much more. O... Read more
Plymouth, NH has all the amenities of the White Mountains without the long drive. Plymouth is approximately 2 hours north of Boston on Interstate 9... Read more
Milford is a southern NH town that is bustling with community pride and spirit. Located along the Souhegan River between Amherst and Wilton, thi... Read more
The town of Shirley is located in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, just 50 miles northwest of Boston. Originally part of the colonial “Plantation o... Read more
As a quiet historic community so close to New England’s major commercial and cultural hub, Shirley, MA is truly a great choice when looking for home... Read more
Ashland, NH is centrally located between the White Mountain National Forest and the Lakes Region. Squam Lakes is a great retreat for those lookin... Read more
Hebron, NH is a fisherman's paradise with the fourth largest lake in New Hampshire called the Newfound Lake and several rivers like the Cockermout... Read more
The geographic center of New Hampshire is located in New Hampton and several places of interest are the New Hampton School, Hersey Mountain, Georg... Read more
Holderness, NH is near the Franconia State Park and Cannon Mountain Ski Resort. Hikers love all the open trails in the surrounding areas. Also i... Read more
Located in the heart of Nashoba Valley, Carlisle is just five miles from the culture, clamor and excitement of historic Concord Center. Rated b... Read more
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