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Greenland NH Antique Home in Center

AT HOME IN GREENLAND NEW HAMPSHIRE - Greenland is a small town right next to Portsmouth and Stratham. The total geographical size of Greenland is only 10.5 square miles, and the current population is about 3,400 residents.

Quaint and charming, Greenland was originally a parish of Portsmouth dating back to 1638. Greenland came into its own in 1721, receiving "full town privileges" which meant being able to collect taxes from its residents, among other things. Imagine, collecting taxes from residents....

Greenland NH, home mostly to quiet residential areas and some very small condo communities, has some very nice pastoral areas, and a little bit of commercial mixed in here and there. Located between Route 1 on the eastern side and Great Bay on the western side, everything in the area is within a very short drive from Greenland. All that Portsmouth has to offer is just 5-10 minutes away, the Atlantic Ocean and area beaches are within an easy 10 minute drive, Boston and Portland Maine are both just about 45 minutes away in opposite directions, a 3 minute drive to NH Community Technical College, and the University of NH in Durham is within a 15-20 minute drive....just an overall great location.

Greenland NH Central School - Ann Cummings Copyright 2007 Greenland students attend Greenland Central School, for Pre-Kindergarten through 8th grade, and then attend Portsmouth High School for grades 9 through 12.

Greenland is part of the SAU 50 School District.

Greenland has a very active Recreation Department with plenty of youth sports programs - basketball, baseball, soccer, and softball. Summer camps offered include programs for tennis, soccer, and field hockey.

Greenland NH Weeks Public Library - Ann Cummings Copyright 2007

Weeks Public Library has all kinds of programs going on all year long for Greenland residents. Some of their current programs are Story Hours for kids twice a week, Ladies Night Out, Book Discussion Groups, and more. A number of town meetings are also held at this wonderful small-town public library as well.

Golf Clubs

Greenland is fortunate to be the home of 3 great golf courses ~~ Bramber Valley Golf Course, Portsmouth Country Club, and Breakfast Hill Golf Club. For a small town, this is a golfer's heaven, that's for sure! And just in case these 3 courses aren't enough, right next door in Stratham is The Golf Club of New England, Pease Golf Course in Portsmouth, and Sagamore-Hampton Golf Club in North Hampton will be waiting for all you golfers!

Greenland NH New Englander Style Home - Ann Cummings Copyright 2007 Greenland NH Mansard Roof Style Home - Ann Cummings Copyright 2007 Antique Colonial Style Home - Greenland NH - Ann Cummings 2007
~~ These are some of the gorgeous antique homes around the center of Greenland New Hampshire ~~

2006 Greenland New Hampshire Real Estate Market Recap:

~~ Single Family Homes - there were 73 homes listed for sale, with an average asking price of $536,686. In 2006, there were 49 homes sold, with an average selling price of $456,244. Average days on market were 109 days, and sellers received on average 96% of their last asking price.

~~ Condos - there were 28 condos listed for sale, with an average asking price of $296,207. In 2006, there were 13 condo sales, with the average selling price being $260,292. Days on market were 46, and sellers received an average of 97.4% of their last asking price.

~~ Land - there were 11 land parcels listed for sale, with an average asking price of $365,064. In 2006, no land sold through the MLS.

~~ Multi-Families - there were 3 multi-family properties listed for sale, with an average asking price of $460,267. In 2006, there were 2 multi-family properties that sold, with an average selling price of $421,575. Average days on market were 102, and sellers received an average of 93.6% of their asking price.

Greenland New Hampshire is such a peaceful community - if you're looking to be close to everything yet want to feel like you're living in the country, Greenland just may be the perfect little community for you! Beautiful towns in the Seacoast area of New Hampshire make finding your next dream home here easy - if you're ready to start your search, I'm ready to help you!

Come for a visit and you'll soon find you'll want to make this area YOUR HOME - you can then be AT HOME IN GREENLAND NEW HAMPSHIRE!!

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It's no wonder so many people love living here and making it their HOME!! If you're interested in learning more about making Greenland your home, ........... I'm at your service!!!

Ann Cummings, New Hampshire & Maine Broker
RE/MAX Coast to Coast
Portsmouth NH
  ann@anncummings.com
888-349-5678 x 3839
Servicing the Coastal Areas of NH & Southern Maine

Posted by Portsmouth NH Homes Condos - Ann Cummings New Hampshire REALTOR® on 03/12/2007 05:49 AM

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24 Comments on AT HOME in Greenland New Hampshire

MAR

2007

Great pictures of the homes Ann! I miss the old traditional home look from time to time. You don't get that in California as much :)

Scott

Hi Scott - you got in there while I was still editing! Thanks for the comments - I love the homes we have in this area, and I'd really miss all those beautiful antique styles if I went anywhere else!

Ann

I was surprised at the average residential home price in Greenland. I didn't think it was that high. Another nice localism post.

Hi Jay - Greenland may be small, but they have nice home values in their tiny peaceful town! Cool location for golfers, huh? ;-)

Thanks for reading and commenting.
Ann

Ann you alway do such a great job presenting area information, I am sure the towns would be proud. Maybe you could get the chamber of commerce to link to your blog.

I have not been to New Hampshire or Maine but if I do the information you have provided would certainly help me understand the area better.

Hi Jennifer - thanks so much for your great feedback on my posts. They're easy to write because each of these towns in my area are so wonderful, and we certainly are in a terrific location righ here along the coast.

Thanks Jennifer!
Ann

Ann, what a beautiful job. Looks very inviting even with the snow!

Ann you did a great job on this. Your area is beautiful!

Ann..... I will agree with Scott. Some nice pictures and good information. Even though I am a lender, I am going to embark on my first blog in regards to my town of Haddonfield. I did do a series on Philly.... but this will be more for Localism, I guess.

jeff belonger

The scale of those homes is awesome!! Your posts are so refreshing Ann - great work!

Gena - thanks so much for reading, and for your very nice comments! It is very pretty here year-round, and I am really looking forward to the snow being completely melted, as pretty as it is to look out at.

Maggie - thank YOU!! It really is beautiful here in this part of the country!

Jeff - thanks for your comments, and I really appreciate you stopping by! Jump right in on your local area - I think that will show your potential customers that you care about your area.

Ines - as always, thank YOU!!!! I really appreciate your feedback - I thought you might like those antique homes.

Thanks to you all for taking the time to read my post, and to leave your great feedback!!

AnnCummings.com

Many thanks for the localism feature!!!

Ann

We are so lucky to live here, it IS beautiful! Your choices of pics is excellent.

Hi Sue - we do live in a beautiful part of the country, that's for sure!! And thanks for your feedback!!

Ann

MAR

2007

I am ready to pack my bags & move! GREAT job Ann.

MAR

2007

Hi Kelly - thanks for reading - come on up!!! It really is a beautiful part of the state! And you're in luck, I just happen to know a great agent who can help you move...... ;-)

Ann

Ann thats a great post for the areas you serve. I love the way you present your stats. 109 day and 46 days to sell, thats a hopping market.. So much for all the doom and gloom the media wants to share about real estate..

Keep it up.. wE need more positive news like this

Martin

Hi Martin - thanks so much for your feedback, and I appreciate you stopping by and reading this post. I agree, more positive news about the markets in various areas would be great to read.

Thanks,
Ann

MAR

2007

Ann,

Your photos really bring back memories to me. I have seen that yellow house (the first photo). I have only been to New Hampshire a handful of times, but alway thought it was beautiful. Clean air, nice smells and an all around "good" feeling. I also would like to say that your Localism posts are some of the best that I have seen. Can you write some for me? Only kidding, keep up the great work!

Ann, I staged a home in Greenland, NH today. Can I let you know when the broker Open House is?

Sue Argue

Sue, let us know too. If time permits we would like to see your work too.

ANNNEE......I miss Greenland! I want my view of the apple orchard back! Seriously, awesome article. I am trying to put one together for Sanford - and just did the same stats you did for our town. It's amazing to me how we can be just over half an hour away and have such a variance in the stats! Oh, and that yellow house at the beginning of your post - love it - remember it well! Good job! Liz

MAR

2007

Very nice Ann! Love your photos and descriptions. Sue when is the open house?

Karen - thanks for reading! If I ever left here, I would surely miss all those things about this area, and so much more. Once it's in your blood, it's there forever, I think. I know when I go away for a vacation or whatever, I come home and I am HOME. I'm not from here, but this surely is my home!

Sue - I'm sorry I didn't get back in here sooner! Please let us know where and when the open house is. Like Jay said, I'd love to go see your work, especially right here in my neck of the woods.

Liz- C'mon back then!!!! It is interesting the differences in the markets so close together. By and large, for the towns in my areas, most of the stats were fairly consistent with each other. If you come over for a drive or a visit, call me and we can meet up for lunch or something.

Jay - thanks for stopping by!

Monika - I always appreciate your feedback! I know you've been busy, so I'm glad you were able to stop by!

That gorgeous yellow house in my first picture on this post is right in the very heart of Greenland, across from the little center park with the gazebo. It is a stunningly beautiful antique home, set back off the road a little......how could I do a post on Greenland and not include that beauty?!?!?

Thank you all for reading and for your comments!!!
Ann

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