Welcome to Stratham, NHLocated at a crossroads between Routes 101 at Exeter and I-95 at Portsmouth, Stratham has a harmonious blend of historical elements and modern amenities. Truly New England in its roots, you will find Native American and British names attached to the rivers, and roads. The town itself was named after the British Baron Howland of Streatham and incorporated in 1716. Stratham’s rural past is still evident with a few remaining large farms and several historic farmhouses. Fresh berries, flowers, corn, hay, pumpkins, apples and many vegetables are grown right here in town. Conveniently, Stratham has a large commercial district along Route 108 where there are several grocery stores, clothing stores, pharmacies and auto services with upscale brands like Porsche and BMW. Talbots clothing is here and a variety of area restaurants and shops. Larger businesses include Timberland Clothing and Lindt Spungli, the famous chocolatier. Nearby Exeter and Portsmouth Hospitals provide quality healthcare to the area residents and there are several options for fitness, recreation and education. Stratham, NH is part of the six-town Exeter School District with its own elementary school. It is home to the Cooperative Middle School. The towns borders Exeter and North Hampton, and along the shores of magnificent Great Bay, shares borders with Newfields and Greenland. You can launch a boat from several locations and head out to the ocean or just explore the quiet marshes along the tidal Squamscott River. The rich quality of life attracts people to living here. Home sales have been level with as many sales as active listings in this challenging market. For 2009 the median home value was roughly $350,000. The population is just over 7000 with a median age of 38. The proximity to the ocean, Portsmouth Harbor, Boston, Interstate I-95, Route 101 and two major airports, makes Stratham extremely convenient to the needs of its many residents. | More Local Area InformationAs you drive into the village of Newfields, you are charmed by the well-maintained New England homes dating largely from 1685 to the late 1800’s.... Read moreThe character of Exeter, New Hampshire, like so many New England towns, has been shaped by its natural surroundings. The town, strategically locate... Read moreDurham housing offers many options for residents, from condos to luxury waterfront properties. While the downturn in the housing market has affecte... Read moreThe City of Haverhill is one of the oldest historic communities in the state of Massachusetts. Located approximately 38 Miles from Boston, Haverhil... Read moreMethuen 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 moreMethuen Massachusetts is a community located in the Lower Merrimack Valley, approximately 30 miles from Boston.
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