It’s no surprise that the 2019 housing market is another one for the books. Following a strong 2018 where we saw a record-breaking median sales price of $282,500 in New Hampshire, 2019 is showing equally notable stats coming in with a median sales price of $300,000, year-to-date as of November. Of course, December sales will impact that number, but it prompted us to take a deeper dive into historical homes sales data. Since we’ll soon be celebrating the beginning of a new decade, we wanted to dust off the numbers going back to 2000. Here’s what we found…

Since 2000, the median sales price has increased by 63% for the State. Looking at our local market, the median sales price for the Sunapee Region* has increased by 57%. Another remarkable data point to note is the Days on Market (DOM) which have dropped from 100 in 2000 to 61 DOM in 2018 for New Hampshire, and 110 to 50 DOM for the Sunapee Region. Locally we are seeing the DOM for 2019 hover around 39 and the median sales price at $250,000**.

The number of single-family properties sold are continuing to hold steady with 2018 transactions (644 transactions from Jan 1 – Dec 10), which is higher than pre-recession sales in 2005, both locally and for New Hampshire. In 2018 there were 655 transactions compared to 573 in 2015 and 613 in 2005. In 2010 when we were in the midst of the recession, single family home sales came in at 388 for the year.  Single-family home sales for the State followed a similar pattern with 17,525 transactions in 2018, 16,159 in 2015, 10,525 in 2010 and 16,264 in 2005.

The graphs below display median sales price data and DOM for both New Hampshire and our local market looking back to the year 2000. If you’re curious about data specific to a certain town, please feel free to reach out and we would be happy to send you town reports! As always, if you have questions regarding your local real estate market, we are available to provide additional information—feel free to call, text or email any of us on the O’Halloran Group Team.

 

 

 

* The Sunapee Region data set includes residential, single-family homes sales from the following 16 towns: Andover, Bradford, Croydon, Grantham, Goshen, Lempster, Newbury, New London, Newport, Springfield, Sunapee, Sutton, Unity, Warner, Washington, Wilmot.

** Data pulled for the following time period: January 1, 2019 - December 10, 2019.

This February 35 homes sold in the New London/Sunapee Region (five more than in February 2018). This brings the cumulative number of homes sold for 2019 up to 59--only one sale more than in 2018. We also saw an increase in the median sales price from $204,000 in 2018 to $218,000 this year.

Although the first day of Spring is right around the corner, home inventory remains low and buyer interest is high. If you are thinking of buying or selling, or know someone who is, please feel free to give us acall/email/text!

Below is the historical home sales data and what sold by town this past month.

Andover, NH
$90,000 - 5 Stewart Street, Andover, NH
$244,900 - 180 Bridge Road, Andover, NH

Bradford, NH
$199,500 - 22 Greenhouse Lane, Bradford, NH
$215,000 - 16 High Street, Bradford, NH
$250,000 - 15 Steele Road, Bradford, NH
$500,000 - 32 West Meadow Road, Bradford, NH

Grantham, NH
$133,050 - 52 Troon Drive, Grantham, NH
$218,000 - 12 Slalom Drive, Grantham, NH
$242,000 - 11 Bogie Place, Grantham, NH
$307,000 - 70 Troon Drive, Grantham, NH

Lempster, NH
$91,000 - 69 Nichols Road, Lempster, NH

New London, NH
$353,000 - 121 Page Road, New London, NH
$482,000 - 1058 Main Street, New London, NH
$485,000 - 156 Davis Hill Road, New London, NH

Newbury, NH
$770,000 - 250 Rollins Road, Newbury, NH

Newport, NH
$90,000 - 46 Bascom Road, Newport, NH
$120,000 - 30 Middle Street, Newport, NH
$140,400 - 16 Beverly Street, Newport, NH
$173,000 - 45 Palmay Hill Drive, Newport, NH
$213,000 - 91 Chestnut, Newport, NH

Springfield, NH
$266,000 - 35 Winding Wood Road, Springfield, NH
$345,200 - 200 Oak Hill Road West, Springfield, NH

Sunapee, NH
$183,000 - 8 Depot Street, Sunapee, NH
$249,000 - 16 Sunnyside Drive, Sunapee, NH
$425,000 - 13 Maple Street, Sunapee, NH

Sutton, NH
$225,000 - 90 Anderson Road, Unity, NH
$236,500 - 205 Baker Hill Road, Sutton, NH

Unity, NH
$110,000 - 208 N Shore Road, Unity, NH
$126,900 - 676 Unity Springs Road, Unity, NH
$140,000 - 8 Skyline Road, Unity, NH
$180,000 - 3 Judkins Road, Unity, NH

Warner, NH
$44,000 - 43 Melvin Mills Road, Warner, NH
$110,000 - 65 Toms Pond Lane, Warner, NH
$285,000 - 16 Danny Boy Lane, Warner, NH
$420,000 - 94 Howe Lane Warner, NH

There were no sales inAndover, Croydon, Goshen, and Wilmot,NH for February.

This January, home sales totaled 24, down three sales from January 2018. However, the Median sales price increased from $204,000 in January 2018 to $259,875 in January 2019. The towns of New London and Newport had the most transactions (five homes sold in each town).

If you are thinking of buying or selling, or know someone who is, please feel free to give us acall/email/text!

Below is the historical home sales data and what sold by town this past month.

Bradford, NH
$210,000 - 3087 State Route 114 Bradford, NH

Croydon, NH
$303,500 - 418 Pine Hill Road Croydon, NH

Grantham, NH
$155,000 - 1001 Miller Pond Road, Grantham, NH
$230,000 - 23 Walton Heath Drive, Grantham, NH
$235,000 - 3 Longwood Drive, Grantham, NH
$239,000 - 25 Allens Drive, Grantham, NH

New London, NH
$259,750 - 1082 Main Street, New London, NH
$260,000 - 593 Burpee Hill Road, New London, NH
$445,000 - 169 Wilder Lane, New London, NH
$574,000 - 747 Lakeshore Drive, New London, NH
$582,000 - 438 Brookside Drive, New London, NH

Newbury, NH
$390,000 - 39 Hearthstone Road, Newbury, NH

Newport, NH
$32,500 - 309 Maple Street, Newport, NH
$70,000 - 129 Cheney Street, Newport, NH
$91,000 - 13 Lorraine Street, Newport, NH
$333,750 - 148 Cornish Turnpike, Newport, NH
$620,000 - 286 Blueberry Ridge Road, Newport, NH

Springfield, NH
$198,000 - 182 Sanborn Hill Road, Springfield, NH

Sunapee, NH
$224,000 - 15 West Court Road, Sunapee, NH
$313,500 - 160 Burkehaven Road, Sunapee, NH
$347,500 - 27 Granholm Lane, Sunapee, NH

Unity, NH
$225,000 - 1016 2nd NH Turnpike, Unity, NH

Warner, NH
$262,500 - 48 Gore Road Warner, NH

Washington, NH
$385,000 - 1669 Valley Road, Washington, NH

There were no sales inAndover, Goshen, Lempster, Sutton, Wilmot,NH for January.

Winter Market Update

The winter season has very quickly descended upon the Sunapee Region and faster than some had hoped for. As outdoor enthusiasts, we tend to enjoy the early snow, but we know that it can also cause a bit of angst for those who are looking to sell their home. With the holiday season in full swing, and people settling into their cold-weather routines, we began to receive a myriad of questions from our selling clients. Below are a few of the most common questions that we hear:

Should I list my home now? If the time is right for you to sell your home and move on to a new adventure, then the winter market can provide a good opportunity to take that next step. The number one benefit to listing in the winter is the low inventory rate and lack of competition. As youll see in the chart below, inventory levels dip considerably in the winter months. When it comes to value, historically, there is an increase in the difference of average list price to average sales price and an increase in the average days on market.

Should I take my home off the market? The answer to this question is it depends. For some, the thought of having to keep up with showing requests around the holiday season seems like a nightmare. If this is you, and youre not in a rush to sell, then a break might be an OK option. However, I often caution clients against taking their home off the market and heres why. This time of year inventory tends to be at the lowest levels which means far less competition than over the summer months. Buyers are still looking and with interest rates on the rise, they are making decisions.

Will buyer interest weaken over the holidays? Yes and No. Its true that some buyers may put a hold on their search for fear of making a move during the winter months, but generally speaking, serious and motivated buyers will continue house hunting. Others will take advantage of holiday time off and become even more committed to locating their new home. They may also take advantage of being around friends and family to gather opinions and make their decision. (While writing this article, we realized that all of us in our office bought homes in the winter months!)

Do I need to lower my asking price? I often respond to this question with, the season does not dictate the value of your home, the market does. Regardless of the time of year, the listing price of your home should be based off of current and relevant market datameaning comparable properties that are on the market, have recently sold and are under contract. If you listed your home in the summer or fall, and youre still on the market, then it would be beneficial to request an updated market analysis from your Realtor to make sure your home is listed at an appropriate value.

Should I wait for the spring market? Serious buyers dont stop their home search just because its cold outsidewith the evolution of technology and instant access to property listings via mobile apps, tablets and smart phones, buyers continue their research with ease. Additionally, if you will also be on the buying side once your home sells, you may benefit from the slightly lower than average home sales prices. Another factor to keep an eye on are mortgage interest rates which have been slowly creeping up in 2018.

If you decide to list your home for sale this winter, it is important to take extra care in property maintenance and staging. Here are some recommended tips to make the best first impression with potential buyers.

Tips when selling your home in the winter

• Keep your driveway and walkways clear of snow and ice. Have a shovel handy for your realtor if its snowing the day there is a showing.
• Pay special attention to mudrooms and entryways by clearly defining where winter coats and boots will go and making it an easy transition to come in from the outside.
• Create a warm (65+ degrees) and inviting atmosphere. Show off how cozy that wood stove or gas fireplace makes your home. Replace lightbulbs that have gone out and bring in extra lights if needed to brighten up darker rooms.
• Dont ignore basic home maintenance. Make sure boilers and furnaces are in good working order and up-to-date on inspections. Check for door and window drafts, replace cracked weather stripping, keep up with the extra sand and salt that can easily be tracked inside.

Towns included: Andover, Bradford, Croydon, Grantham, Goshen, Lempster, Newbury, New London, Newport, Springfield, Sunapee, Sutton, Unity, Warner, Washington, Wilmot.

Realtor

As 2018 comes to a close, we want to say thank you to all of our clients (current and past) for allowing us to be a part of your home buying and/or selling journey. Its a true privilege and honor to work with you during such an important transition, and we are grateful for the trust you have placed in us. We also want to thank our friends and family for the support and encouragement you have given us as we have reached new milestones this yearincluding opening our office on Main Street in New Londonwe couldnt have done it without you! We wish you all a very happy and safe holiday season, and we are beyond excited to see what 2019 brings!

Happy holidays, Dan, Christina, Taylor, Josh and Ben The OHalloran Group

Winter Market Update

The winter season has very quickly descended upon the Sunapee Region and faster than some had hoped for. As outdoor enthusiasts, we tend to enjoy the early snow, but we know that it can also cause a bit of angst for those who are looking to sell their home. With the holiday season in full swing, and people settling into their cold-weather routines, we began to receive a myriad of questions from our selling clients. Click the link to read our blog article highlighting a few of the most common questions that we hear.

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OHalloran Group Welcomes Ben Cushing and the Cushing School of Real Estate

The OHalloran Group is pleased to welcome Realtor and broker, Ben Cushing. In November, Ben launched theCushing School of Real Estateand is now offering both the salesperson pre-licensing certification course and continue education classes. With more than 22 years of real estate experience, he brings a wide spectrum of real estate industry knowledge and real-life scenarios into the class room. Ben is also part of the OHalloran Group, Keller Williams Lakes & Mountains teamso if you stop by our Main Street office in New London, you may see Ben around!For more information about The Cushing School of Real Estate, Click Here!

Their are so many wonderful ways to enjoy winter here in the Lake Sunapee Region and we don't want you to miss any of our favorite local traditions. Check out the link below to read our blog with all the festivities including our favorites such at; Dinner with Jack Frost, Ice Day at Muster Field Farm and much more!

Click here to see the full run down!

This November, home sales totaled 52. Year-to-date, 614properties have sold in the Lake Sunapee Region and the median sales price is$282,500. If you are thinking of buying or selling, or know someone who is, please feel free to give us acall/email/text!

Below is the historical home sales data and what sold by town this past month.

Andover, NH $280,000 - 516 Main Street, Andover, NH $94,000 - 452 Chase Hill Road, Andover, NH $289,900 - 36 West Shore Drive, Andover, NH

Bradford, NH $280,000 - 93 Johnson Hill Road ,Bradford, NH $188,000 - 16 Hogg Hill Road, Bradford ,NH $350,000 - 48 High Street, Bradford, NH $194,900 - 19 Center Road, Bradford, NH

Croydon, NH $555,000 - 149 Pinnacle Road, Croydon, NH $191,600 - 449 Pine Hill Road, Croydon, NH

Goshen, NH $210,000 - 291 Brook Road,Goshen, NH

Grantham, NH $534,000 - 93 Longwood Drive, Grantham, NH $236,000 - 51 Road Round The Lake, Grantham, NH $259,000 - 4 Allens Drive, Grantham, NH $305,000 - 86 Greensward Drive, Grantham, NH $285,000 - 29 Walton Heath Drive, Grantham, NH $194,000 - 134 Woodland, Grantham, NH $265,000 - 7 Wildwood Drive, Grantham, NH $345,000 - 25 Sturgis Circle, Grantham, NH

New London, NH $475,000 - 737 Burpee Hill Road, New London, NH $538,500 - 64 Little Sunapee Road, New London, NH $367,500 - 325 Little Sunapee Road, New London, NH $330,000 - 197 Everett Park Road, New London, NH $359,000 - 56 Fenwood Drive, New London, NH

Newbury, NH $425,500 - 20 Hearthstone Road, Newbury, NH $130,000 - 361 Old Post Road, Newbury, NH

Newport, NH $206,000 - 307 E Mountain Road, Newport, NH $92,500 - 715 South Main Street, Newport, NH $289,900 - 143 Cornish Turnpike Road, Newport, NH $279,000 - 210 Cheney Street, Newport, NH $120,000 - 149 N Main Street, Newport, NH

Springfield, NH $33,000 60 Eastman Access Road Springfield NH

Sunapee, NH $200,000 - 37 Prospect Hill Road, Sunapee, NH $635,000 - 37 Fox Run Road, Sunapee, NH $385,000 - 34 Upper Bay Road, Sunapee, NH $320,000 - 63B Nature's Way, Sunapee, NH $1,088,000 - 120 Mary's Road, Sunapee, NH $252,350 - 93 Penacook Path, Sunapee, NH $375,375 - 61 Lake Avenue, Sunapee, NH $2,000,000 - 130 Garnet Hill Road, Sunapee, NH

Sutton, NH $380,000 - 1 Penacook Road, Sutton, NH $375,000 - 344 Baker Road, Sutton, NH $300,000 - 458 Shaker Street, Sutton, NH $325,000 135 Meadow Brook Road, Sutton, NH

Unity, NH $220,000 - 643 Lear Hill Road, Unity, NH

Warner, NH $145,000 - 5 Marsh Lane, Warner, NH $375,000 - 34 Burnt Hill Road, Warner, NH $280,000 - 346 Route 103 E Route, Warner, NH

Washington, NH $45,000 - 1219 Valley Road, Washington, NH

Wilmot, NH $248,000 - 46 Kearsarge Mountain Road, Wilmot, NH $505,000 - 30 Old English Road, Wilmot, NH $187,000 - 456 NH ROUTE 4A, Wilmot, NH $255,000 - 379 NH Route 4A Route, Wilmot, NH

There were no sales in Lempster, NH,for November.

Is it still a sellers market? How long until the housing market shifts? Am I running out of time to sell my home and earn the best possible value? Should I wait for the market to change before buying? As the summer fades to an end and we start to enter the fall and winter seasons, these are the types of questions we are asked from our clients, customers, friends and family.

In addition to our monthly home sales stats that we normally report on, this month I also want to share some of the key economic predictions from the New England Realtor Committee conference and how they compare to what we are seeing locally. We also sought financing insight from Mascoma Bank SVP Mortgage Sales Manager, Cathy Murray. Click the link below to check out our blog and learn more about our Local Real Estate Market and our thoughts on where it's headed.

Gather Your Flock for the 2nd Annual Duck Drop!

We had so much fun at the inaugural Duck Drop in 2017 that we are back at it and gearing up for the 2nd Annual Duck Drop scheduled for October 6! Lets face it, how can you not have a great time launching cute yellow rubber duckies off a chair lift in hopes of winning some seriously cool prizes! A HUGE THANK YOU to all of the local businesses who helped us pull together an amazing Locals Prize Package (Make sure to aim for the the OHalloran Group target if you want a chance to win it!

Thanks to the following AMAZING local businesses for helping us create a Locals Prize Package!!

• Mug club membership at the Flying Goose Pub
• Dinner Cruise for two on the MV Kearsarge
• Brunch for two at the Inn at Pleasant Lake
• $50 Gift Card to Allioops
• $50 Gift Card to Bubbas
• $50 Gift Card Pizza Chef New London
• $100 in Gift Cards to Marzelli Deli

Come hang with the OHalloran Group team between 10:00 am and 2:00 pm at Mount Sunapee and join in on the fun! To buy ducks in advance of the big day and to learn more about the event, visithttp://nhduckdrop.com/

When it comes to fall, New England does not mess around. The Lake Sunapee Region has so many amazing events and festivities lined up to be sure you, your friends and family are able to enjoy all fall has to offer. Check out our blog for a line up of all the details on the local events such as theWarner Fall Foliage Festival, Sunapee's Chowder Challenge,Muster Field Farms Harvest Weekend and more!

Update on our Delicious Neighbor Blue Loon Bakery posted their new fall hours! They will be openWed-Fri, 7:00 am - 4:00 pm; Sat 7:00 am 2:00 pm, Sun 8:00 am 2:00 pm. Also, if you havent been in recently, stop by and check out the new art exhibits by Barbara Hunting Crittersart work) and Bill Balsam (Loon photography).

Josh and Taylor at Chamber Night representing the 90's for the "Through The Decades" theme this year!

Is it still a sellers market? How long until the housing market shifts? Am I running out of time to sell my home and earn the best possible value? Should I wait for the market to change before buying? As the summer fades to an end and we start to enter the fall and winter seasons, these are the types of questions we are asked from our clients, customers, friends and family.

Recently I had the opportunity to attend the annual New England Realtor Committee conference, a two-day event filled with updates from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), economic reports, and a chance to speak with other Realtors from 6 different states about what theyre seeing in their local markets.

Because we dont have a crystal ball to see into the future, we rely on current and past market data and historical trends to best advise our clients on their home purchase or sale. In addition to the monthly local home sales data that we regularly report on, I also want to share some of the key economic predictions and data points that were shared by NAR Chief Economist, Lawrence Yun.

• Home prices are approaching record highs with foreclosures rates close to historic lows.
• Inventory levels have fallen for three straight years and continue to be low.
• Buyer demand is still there, but high home prices and low inventory will lead to a sales slowdown in some of the nations most overheated real estate markets.
• Yun speculated that interest rates will rise modestly, potentially reaching 5.5% to 6% at the end of 2019 and we shouldnt expect them to come back down to current levels.

So how does this compare when we take a look at the 16 towns that make up our local market? As youll see in the graphs below, residential inventory in 2015 was just under 900 active listings. For the same month in 2016, inventory dropped closer to 600. In 2017 the decline continued to under 600 active listing, and in July 2018, inventory clocked in around 400 residential properties for sale*.

Now, what about home sales? We are still seeing high buyer demand in our local market and home sales are trending in the opposite direction despite inventory levels. In 2015 there were 572 home sales, in 2016 that number increased to 668 and then held strong in 2017 at 666 home sales.

For the million-dollar question; Where will mortgage interests rates be in the future? we look to SVP Mortgage Sales Manager at Mascoma Bank, Cathy Murray.

I monitor several sources trying to predict the answer, says Murray. Sam Khater, Freddie Macs chief economist is one of those sources. Khater recently stated Mortgage rates are currently 0.82 percent higher than a year ago, which is the biggest year-over-year increase since May 2014. Overall, this spectacular stretch of solid job gains and low unemployment should help keep home buyer interest elevated. However, mortgage rates will likely also move up, as the Federal Reserve considers short-term rate hikes this month (September) and at future meetings.

Murray continues, We have seen a decline in the refinance volume which is extremely rate sensitive. However, nationally mortgage applications to purchase a home, which are less rate-sensitive, rose one percent last week and were four percent higher than a year ago, this is according to CNBC Business News and Finance. This validates my feelingsI dont see the recent interest rate increase as the sky is falling. Peoples lives and circumstances change. They get married, they get jobs or new jobs that require relocation in some circumstances, they have children, and unfortunately, they sometimes get divorced. These changes typically require a housing change, regardless of mortgage interest rates. We are fortunate to live in such a beautiful, prosperous and resilient area. My answer to the million-dollar question; real estate remains a good investment. Borrow responsibly.

Going back to the questions at handI do believe that it is a good time to sell. Echoing Cathy, every client we work with has their own unique reasons to buy or sell, and that decision is highly personal. Given that inventory remains low and we are still seeing a high buyer demand, if personal situations indicate the time is right, then I do encourage people to list their home for sale. Summer is beautiful in the Lake Sunapee Region, but we are fortunate to be located in a four-season destination and we generally continue to see high buyer inquiry activity throughout the fall and even winter months.

As always, if have questions regarding the Sunapee Region/New London real estate market, or if you are interested in selling or buying, please reach out at any time!

Dan OHalloran Owner/Broker, OHalloran Group, Keller Williams Lakes & Mountains President Elect, New Hampshire Association of Realtors dan@sunapeeregionproperty.com C: 603-252-6428 O: 603-526-8600

*Data Source: New England Real Estate Network, 9/13/18. Class=Residential

Data based on the following towns in Merrimack and Sullivan counties: Andover, Bradford, Croydon, Goshen, Grantham, Lempster, Newbury, New London, Newport, Springfield, Sunapee, Sutton, Unity, Warner, Washington, Wilmot.

This September, home sales totaled 76 and were up by 5 transactions compared to September 2017. Year-to-date, 501 properties have sold in the Lake Sunapee Region and the median sales price is $245,000. For comparison, from January through September 30, 2017, 488 properties sold, and the median sales price was $240,000. Even though the leaves are changing color and we are starting to prepare for the fall and winter seasons, we continue to see strong buyer demand and new inventory coming on the market. If you are thinking of buying or selling, or know someone who is, please feel free to give us acall/email/text!

Below is the historical home sales data and what sold by town this past month.

Andover, NH $260,000 - 4 Morrill Hill Road Andover, NH $267,750 - 117 Chase Hill Road Andover, NH

Bradford, NH $28,000 - 6-47 Jewett Road Bradford, NH $189,900 - 888 West Road Bradford, NH $195,000 - 3031 State Highway Route 114 Bradford, NH $198,000 - 694 County Road Bradford, NH

Goshen, NH $92,000 - 1217 Brook Road Goshen, NH $155,000 - 491 Rand Pond Road Goshen, NH $155,000 - 903 Brook Road Common Goshen, NH

Grantham, NH $120,000 - 141 Route 114 Grantham, NH $130,000 - 35 Slalom Drive Grantham, NH $159,900 - 3 Bobbin Hill Road Grantham, NH $195,000 - 94 Longwood Drive Grantham, NH $219,500 - 15 Wedgewood Drive Grantham, NH $238,500 - 39 Hummingbird Hill Grantham, NH $243,000 - 64 High Pond Road Grantham, NH $245,000 - 32 Allens Drive Grantham, NH $250,000 - 38 Hummingbird Hill Grantham, NH $257,500 - 26 Hummingbird Hill Drive Grantham, NH $279,000 - 1049 Miller Pond Road Grantham, NH $295,000 - 40 Sherman Drive Grantham, NH $299,000 - 51 Bright Slope Way Grantham, NH $299,900 - 7 Whip Poor Will Walk Grantham, NH $330,000 - 4 Pinehurst Drive Grantham, NH $355,000 - 13 Alpine Vista Drive Grantham, NH $370,000 - 51 Anderson Pond Road Grantham, NH $399,000 - 9 Longwood Drive Grantham, NH

Lempster, NH $47,000 - 444 Mountain Road Lempster, NH

New London, NH $265,000 - 65 Squires Lane New London, NH $268,000 - 86 Laurel Lane New London, NH $291,500 - 458 Forest Acres Road New London, NH $350,000 - 195 Shaker Street New London, NH $495,000 - 289 Wilder Lane New London, NH $565,000 - 105 Westside Drive New London, NH $790,000 - 70 Surrey Lane New London, NH $823,155 - 98 Oakmont Road New London, NH $1,220,000 - 58 Little Cove Road New London, NH

Newbury, NH $250,000 - 64 Birch Bluff Road Newbury, NH $613,000 - 4 Fox Hollow Road Newbury, NH

Newport, NH $110,000 - 338 Bradford Road Newport, NH $138,000 - 16 Cheney Street Newport, NH $150,000 - 21 Mcdonough Road Newport, NH $168,500 - 9 Lighthouse Way Newport, NH $192,500 - 19 Old Goshen Road Newport, NH $205,900 - 30 Sunshine Avenue Newport, NH

Springfield, NH $240,000 - 3627 Main Street Springfield, NH $245,000 - 10 Buck Common Springfield, NH

Sunapee, NH $175,000 - 707 Route 103 Route Sunapee, NH $195,000 - 8 Lower Winn Hill Road Sunapee, NH $219,000 - 22 Burma Road Sunapee, NH $285,000 - 90 Mary's Road Sunapee, NH $325,000 - 41 Coventry Drive Sunapee, NH $350,000 - 68 DOWD LANE Lane Sunapee, NH $435,000 - 14 Sunnyside Terrace Sunapee, NH

Sutton, NH $129,000 - 60 NEWBURY ROAD Sutton, NH $162,000 - 212 Baker Hill Road Sutton, NH $195,000 - 5 Davis Court Sutton, NH $238,500 - 98 Main Street Sutton, NH $245,500 - 395 Newbury Road Sutton, NH $295,000 - 93 Cottage Lane Sutton, NH $399,000 - 49 Davis Court Sutton, NH

Unity, NH $164,900 - 37 Old Chandlers Mills Road Unity, NH $175,000 - 316 Mica Mine Road Unity, NH $235,000 - 342 Quaker City Road Unity, NH $367,000 - 10 Point Drive Unity, NH

Warner, NH $180,000 - 315 Poverty Plains Road Warner, NH $203,000 - 3 MILL Street Warner, NH $270,000 - 11 Waldron Hill Road Warner, NH $357,000 - 70 East Main Street Warner, NH

Washington, NH $205,000 - 631 Presidential Drive Washington, NH $300,000 - 104 Garfield Road Washington, NH

Wilmot, NH $379,000 - 20 Deerwood Drive Wilmot, NH $400,000 - 48 Route 4A Road Wilmot, NH $745,000 - 22 Quiet Cove Road Wilmot, NH $760,000 - 262 Kearsarge Mountain Road Wilmot, NH $1,076,800 - 35 Wilmot Center Road Wilmot, NH

There were no sales in Croydon, NH for September.