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New Hampshire home prices by county

Home prices for all 10 counties in New Hampshire: the typical New Hampshire home is worth $526,336, 50% above the median US state, ranked #9 of 51 states…

Data as of · by the Real Estate Price Map data team · methodology & sources

New Hampshire is the #9 most expensive US state — the typical home is 50% above the median state.

US rank#9of 51 states
Vs US median+50%above median state

Real Estate Price Map scores, derived from the data on this page · how we calculate them

Typical home$526,336population-weighted
Counties10
Rank among states#9of 51
Priciest countyRockingham County$629,483
Cheapest countyCoos County$258,134

All 10 counties in New Hampshire

#CountyTypical value1-yr
1Rockingham County$629,483+3.0%
2Hillsborough County$526,336+2.2%
3Belknap County$513,553+3.1%
4Strafford County$510,070+3.0%
5Carroll County$506,314+1.8%
6Merrimack County$491,873+3.3%
7Grafton County$434,651+2.8%
8Cheshire County$394,059+4.0%
9Sullivan County$389,070+3.5%
10Coos County$258,134-0.2%

Cities in New Hampshire

New Castle · Rye · Newington · Hanover · North Hampton · Hampton Falls · Greenland · Newfields · Hollis · Kensington · Portsmouth · Windham · Stratham · Bedford · South Hampton · Center Harbor · Moultonborough · Auburn · Brentwood · New London · Durham · Hebron · Pelham · Sunapee · Meredith · Madbury · Brookline · East Kingston · Franconia · Amherst

Frequently asked questions

What is the average home price in New Hampshire?
The typical New Hampshire home is worth $526,336 as of 2026-05 — 50% above the median US state.
What is the most expensive county in New Hampshire?
Rockingham County at $629,483.
What is the cheapest county in New Hampshire?
Coos County at $258,134.
Where are home prices rising fastest in New Hampshire?
Cheshire County, up +4.0% over the past year.