Hampton, New Hampshire

Located in Rockingham County and home of the ever popular summer destination of Hampton Beach, the town of Hampton is a beautiful seaside community that offers residents the best of small-town living in a quiet, resort like atmosphere. Hampton is an excellent place to raise a family, retire, or fulfill your professional ambitions. The historically rich city of Boston is about an hour's drive south from Hampton, making it easy for residents to go support one of their favorite teams, the Boston Red Sox, at Fenway Park. Students are served by the schools of District SAU 21 and have the option of following up their higher learning aspirations at the University of New Hampshire or Great Bay Community College. Future homebuyers that are interested in calling Hampton home will be pleased to note that Hampton has a variety of real estate offerings ranging from traditional single-family homes and townhomes, to beach cottages, bungalows and estates.

Hampton Beach, New Hampshire

Also located in Rockingham County is the village and seaside resort community of Hampton Beach. Located right along the Atlantic Ocean, Hampton Beach is a popular destination during the spring and summer months. The beach is one of the busiest in the state and is known for its boardwalk, the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, and for the beach's own state park. In addition to its widely renowned beach, Hampton Beach is also known for its highly anticipated Seafood Festival—an event that has been taking place since 1988 and has been touted as "One of the Top 100 Events in North America" by the American Bus Association—and the Hampton Beach Sand Sculpture Competition, an event that has brought talented sand sculptors from across the nation every June. Hampton Beach's real estate market consists primarily of beachside cottages and bungalows, investment properties and vacation homes, as well as ocean front homes.