New Hampshire’s real estate market is a harmonious blend of rustic charm and upscale elegance, where mountain views, pristine lakes, and colonial architecture converge. From the quaint coastal retreats of Portsmouth to the secluded luxury estates in the White Mountains, the Granite State offers an exclusive lifestyle wrapped in New England tradition.
Wealthy buyers are drawn to its tax-friendly appeal and the promise of four-season recreation, from ski chalets to waterfront compounds. The state’s top-tier homes reflect sophistication without sacrificing serenity. Here are the five most expensive houses currently listed in New Hampshire.
5. Hollis, NH – $2,300,000
Down a tree-lined drive in a pastoral setting, this 9,143 square foot custom home in includes 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms and is listed at $2,300,000. The main level spans over 4,400 square feet with a formal living room, library, eat-in kitchen, family room, dining room, enclosed porch, and a primary suite with double walk-in closets.
The finished daylight lower level adds a wine cellar, second kitchen, two bedrooms, full bath, and living spaces—ideal for multi-generational use. A large deck and patio complete the outdoor space.
Where is Hollis?
Hollis, New Hampshire, is a town in Hillsborough County, located near the Massachusetts border. It is largely rural, with farms, orchards, and open space. The town center includes historic buildings, local shops, and community spaces. Hollis hosts seasonal events like the Strawberry Festival and Old Home Days.
Kitchen
Warm-toned cabinetry lines the kitchen, centered around a rolling wood island with an open frame. Bar seating at the counter sits across from a stainless steel range and tiled backsplash. Terracotta flooring continues throughout, blending with soft peach walls and wood trim. A glass door opens directly to an outdoor porch and surrounding greenery.
Dining Room
Glass-front cabinets and open shelving run along one side of the dining room, filled with porcelain and ceramic collectibles. A wood table with mixed upholstered chairs sits at the center, under a glass chandelier. A red and gold tablecloth and patterned rug add color to the neutral backdrop. French doors lead to a covered patio, visible through the opening.
Sunroom
Terracotta tile flooring and a paneled ceiling define the sunroom, where floral-patterned sofas face a low stone coffee table. Large windows wrap around the space, offering views of surrounding greenery. Wall clocks and framed pieces add to the traditional styling, and a variety of textures appear in the upholstery and valances. Yellow wallpaper provides a light backdrop to the wood accents.
Library
Built-in bookcases line one wall of the library, filled with rows of hardcovers in varying colors and sizes. A coffered wood ceiling mirrors the paneling below, while leather armchairs and a patterned rug frame the circular coffee table at the center. A bay window with ornate valances lets in natural light across the back wall. Neutral wallpaper and wood-trimmed doors tie the space together.
Bedroom
Vaulted wood ceilings and soft patterned wallpaper bring texture to the bedroom, anchored by a dark wood canopy bed. A matching chest sits at the foot, while dressers and bedside tables line the surrounding walls. Natural light enters through two large windows, and a mirror near the doorway reflects light from the bathroom beyond. Hardwood floors continue through the open layout.
Source: Bill Goddard @ Coldwell Banker Realty
4. Merrimack, NH – $2,400,000
Set at the end of a long driveway beside Merrimack’s Horse Hill Nature Preserve, this $2,400,000 estate spans 6,462 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms—5 in the main home and 1 in the detached carriage house. The main residence features 18-foot ceilings in the living room, two-story windows, a gas fireplace, a gourmet kitchen with new Wolf appliances, and a custom Perlick Kegerator.
The primary suite includes a walk-in closet, steam shower, and two-person Jacuzzi tub. A 3-car garage is attached, while the carriage house adds a 2-car garage with 4-inch concrete and lift-ready wiring. Outdoor highlights include a heated saltwater pool, Sunsetter awnings, multi-level deck, fruit trees, and raised garden beds.
Where is Merrimack?
Merrimack, New Hampshire, is a town in Hillsborough County, situated between Nashua and Manchester. It includes a mix of residential neighborhoods, commercial areas, and light industry. The town is home to the Anheuser-Busch brewery, which offers public tours. Merrimack has several parks, trails, and access points to the Merrimack River.
Kitchen
Dark cherry cabinetry frames the kitchen, broken up by mosaic tile backsplashes and stainless steel appliances. A large island in white anchors the space with a waterfall countertop and seating for four in green velvet stools. Pendant lights hang above the island in a mix of shapes and finishes. A built-in hutch with glass doors displays dishes and drinkware on the far wall.
Dining Room
Walls of windows wrap around the dining room, bringing in natural light from multiple angles. A long rectangular table with ten chairs stretches beneath a crystal chandelier, centered on a floral runner. Pale lavender walls and wainscoting frame the space, while floral curtains tie into the artwork. Warm-toned wood floors add contrast to the bright finishes.
Bedroom
Tray ceilings and soft gray walls define the bedroom, which centers around a tufted upholstered bed with wood trim. Matching nightstands and dressers in light finishes bring symmetry to the space. Four windows on three walls allow for ample light and outdoor views. Blue curtains and layered bedding add a touch of contrast to the neutral palette.
Bathroom
Neutral tile surrounds the bathroom, which features a large soaking tub set beneath a double window. Dual vanities and a tall storage cabinet wrap the corner, offering symmetry and separation. A glass-enclosed shower sits opposite the bathtub, built with a bench and tiled walls. Soft blue paint above the tile adds color to the otherwise warm-toned space.
Pool Area
Surrounded by dense trees, the pool features a freeform shape lined with deep blue tile and bordered by tan pavers. Lounge chairs, sectionals, and umbrellas provide seating across the patio, while a gazebo offers a shaded retreat with cushioned furniture. A black metal fence runs along the perimeter, separating the area from the wooded backdrop. Soft curves in the pool design contrast with the straight lines of the hardscape.
Source: Onyx Real Estate Group, Amelia Szelog @ Coldwell Banker Realty
3. Bedford, NH – $2,400,000
In Bedford, this 5,513 square foot solid-brick home with granite accents is listed at $2,400,000 and includes 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Built with custom finishes, the property features a two-story granite foyer with a handcrafted staircase, a first-floor primary suite with dual walk-in closets, a marble-finished bath, and access to a multi-level mahogany deck with a hot tub and gas firepit.
The second floor offers three additional bedrooms, including a suite with a private study and bath, all with walk-in closets. The home also includes formal and family living spaces with gas fireplaces, a finished lower level with a media room, game room, and exercise area, and is located near conservation land and Bedford Center.
Where is Bedford?
Bedford, New Hampshire, is a suburban town in Hillsborough County, located just west of Manchester. It is primarily residential, with a mix of neighborhoods, schools, and local businesses. The town has access to major highways, making it a convenient location for commuters. Bedford also features parks, recreational areas, and a town center with retail and dining options.
Living Room
Angled valances hang over a wall of windows in the living room, where two tufted white sofas face a central fireplace with built-in shelving on either side. A glass-top coffee table anchors the seating area on a patterned rug. Display plates, candlesticks, and framed art fill the shelves with decorative detail. Light gray striped walls and crown molding maintain a traditional aesthetic.
Kitchen
Cabinetry in warm wood tones lines the kitchen, shaped in a curved layout around a speckled granite countertop. Stainless steel appliances are built into the custom cabinetry, and recessed lighting highlights the work areas. A round clock and a mounted TV sit above the refrigerator, blending utility with classic design. Multiple windows and a glass door brighten the space with natural light.
Dining Room
Columns of natural light pour into the dining room through tall windows framed with sheer white curtains. A long wood table with seating for ten stretches beneath twin chandeliers wrapped in fabric cords. Wainscoting and built-in shelving provide structure, while an intricate area rug softens the hardwood floors. Artwork and wall molding complete the polished, formal style.
Bedroom
Vaulted ceilings and arched windows define the bedroom layout, which centers on a large bed with a wooden headboard and a cream-toned comforter. A matching bench rests at the foot, while framed art and an area rug add layered textures. Off to the side, a sitting area opens behind a glass-panel divider. Natural light flows in from both sides of the space.
Bathroom
Angled between two large windows, the corner bathtub is fitted with polished chrome fixtures and a tiled deck. A glass-enclosed shower with a built-in bench sits adjacent, lined with beige stone and a darker mosaic accent band. Potted plants and ceramic decor add a personal touch. Patterned valances above the windows echo the bathroom’s soft palette.
Source: Andrea Kenney @ Keller Williams Realty-Metropolitan via Coldwell Banker Realty
2. Wolfeboro, NH – $3,275,000
Set on 2.7 acres in Wolfeboro, this 7,230 square foot home built in 1895 is listed at $3,275,000 and includes 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The property features original architectural details such as chandeliers, stained-glass doors, and a fireplace crafted by Portuguese masons, with modern updates including a state-of-the-art kitchen and a saltwater pool.
The layout includes a parlor, dining room with copper sink and butler’s pantry, a den, and multiple fireplaces. The second and third floors house several bedrooms, a primary suite with a walk-in closet and en suite bath, and an entertainment room. Additional features include a carriage house, brick patio, pergola, full house generator, and stone pillars.
Where is Wolfeboro?
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, is a town on the eastern shore of Lake Winnipesaukee in Carroll County. It is known as one of the oldest summer resort towns in the United States. The town has a walkable downtown area with shops, restaurants, and access to the lake. Wolfeboro also offers boating, swimming, and seasonal events throughout the year.
Porch
Screens and wicker furniture turn the porch into a shaded sitting area surrounded by greenery. Patterned cushions, indoor plants, and woven tables create a relaxed, garden-like feel. A ceiling fan hangs above for airflow, and a central rug ties the furniture together. Tall windows and a screen door offer direct access to the outdoors.
Kitchen
Warm wood floors and white cabinetry create a welcoming layout in the open kitchen. A large island stands at the center with built-in shelves and pendant lighting above. Glass-front upper cabinets, tile backsplash, and display space for ceramics line the walls. A wooden dining table with ladder-back chairs sits near large windows on the far side of the room.
Dining Room
Rich wood furniture and floral upholstery anchor the dining room, centered around a circular table topped with a bouquet of dried hydrangeas. A navy and red patterned rug spans the floor beneath vintage chairs and cabinets. Carved buffets and glass-front hutches line the walls, holding china and glassware. Doorways trimmed in wood connect to nearby rooms, maintaining visual continuity.
Bedroom
Floral upholstery, lace bedding, and soft lighting define the vintage style of the bedroom. A wood-framed bed stands against pale pink curtains, flanked by small nightstands and matching lamps. A tufted leather chair and ottoman sit near the corner, while a large rug anchors the room. A side door leads into a walk-in closet with built-in shelving.
Pool Area
Encircled by manicured hedges, the rectangular pool sits in a spacious lawn bordered by trees. Blue loungers and umbrellas line the stone patio, offering shaded seating around the water. A white pergola at one end creates a lounge area with cushioned furniture and climbing greenery. Open lawn surrounds the space, blending the pool area into its natural setting.
Source: Randall Parker, Jon Parker @ Maxfield Real Estate/Wolfeboro, 1460 via Coldwell Banker Realty
1. Lincoln, NH – $3,950,000
Tucked into the slopes of Loon Mountain in Lincoln, this $3,950,000 ski-in/ski-out home spans 4,500 square feet and includes 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Built by a Nantucket design-build team, it features a detached primary suite, radiant heat in the bathrooms and lower level, laundry on two floors, a heated garage, a woodstove in the living room, and a gas fireplace in the game room. A groomed ski trail sits just across the street, while the river is a short walk away.
Where is Lincoln?
Lincoln, New Hampshire, is a town in the White Mountains, located within Grafton County. It is a popular base for exploring Franconia Notch State Park and the surrounding wilderness. The town includes a portion of the Kancamagus Highway, a scenic route through the mountains. Lincoln also features Loon Mountain Resort, which offers skiing in the winter and hiking or biking in the warmer months.
Living Room
Two long beige sofas face each other in the living room, centered around a sculptural wooden coffee table with organic puzzle-like patterns. Large black-trimmed windows and French doors let in natural light and frame views of the forest outside. A vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and an antler-style chandelier hangs overhead. Matching armchairs and layered throw pillows in earthy tones complete the setup.
Kitchen
Rich wood grain stretches across the expansive kitchen island, surrounded by matte black cabinetry with gold pulls. A trio of sculptural pendant lights drops from a wooden ceiling detail above. One wall holds a full cooking setup, while the other serves drinks and snacks from a built-in bar tray. Greenery and flowers placed throughout soften the bold color palette.
Dining Area
Golden velvet chairs gather around a black wood table beneath a geometric chandelier in the dining area. A seamless flow connects this space to the kitchen, which features black cabinetry, wooden accents, and brass finishes. Vaulted ceilings and exposed beams carry through from the living space. Warm lighting and natural tones give the space a cohesive look.
Bedroom
Sloped ceilings and a wall of vertical wood slats frame the bedroom with structure and warmth. A dark tufted bed sits against the feature wall, layered in navy bedding and plush brown pillows. Chairs and a small table sit by the window, opposite a dresser topped with greenery. Large black-framed doors open to a view of trees just outside.
Bathroom
Swirls of black and gray stone cover the shower walls in the bathroom, wrapping around clear glass and gold hardware. A floating wood vanity with clean lines stretches along one side, lit subtly from below. Twin robes hang neatly on the central door, flanked by white walls and minimal decor. Gold accents tie together the fixtures across the space.
Source: R.Stephen Loynd, Mark Bogosian @ South Peak Real Estate, 6643 via Coldwell Banker Realty
