Windham, NH Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Windham, NH

Windham NH Discover all of the wonderful advantages that the town of Windham has to offer. Get to know this sought after community in southern New Hampshire, and you'll come to savor our wooded countryside, lakes and ponds, and scenic vistas. Windham offers a lifestyle that is both gracious and relaxed. Kristie Dinsmore knows all about Windham New Hampshire so feel free to ask a question. She is a Windham resident and is here to help you. FIND WINDHAM HOMES ' CONDOMINIUMS AND 55+ COMMUNITIES ' WATERFRONT ' NEW HOMES Just over the Massachusetts border, Windham offers one of the best locations for commuting, with easy access to interstate 93, and Boston; route 128, and both Nashua and Manchester, New Hampshire; and all the cultural, entertainment, educational and employment opportunities that metropolitan Boston has to offer. In under an hour you can be in town to enjoy as dinner in the North End, a Red Sox game or a new play. The seacoast is also under an hour away. You'll come to enjoy the beautiful shoreline and beaches of New Hampshire and southern Maine. And if you're lucky, you'll happen upon a place like "Chauncey Creek" were you can enjoy a bottle of wine and a lobster in the rough overlooking the water. The mountains of New Hampshire and Vermont are under two hours away. Here you can enjoy some of the best skiing and most beautiful scenery in the east. And when you return home to Windham you'll enjoy your distinctive home in one of our beautiful neighborhoods. When you contact Kristie you'll find a sales professional who is familiar with Windham's neighborhoods and will help you find the one that is right for you. Windham is an affluent community which has maintained its rural character by encouraging high quality development. The population of Windham is approaching 15,000 people. The United States census has just released reports showing that Windham residents have among the highest median household income in the state of New Hampshire at $94,794. Windham is part of Rockingham County which is the wealthiest county in New Hampshire and which has the highest median family income of any county in either New Hampshire or Massachusetts. Preservation The people of Windham have worked hard to retain the natural beauty that is found around this town. They have made a commitment to maintain open space and natural areas for future generations. In the early 1980's, Windham acquired Foster's Pond Natural Area. This 163 acre tract of land features walking trails that wind along a tranquil pond which is surrounded by dense woodlands. In the later 1980's, "Dear Leap" was purchased. This 54 acre site features walking trails that meander among massive rock out-croppings which eventually lead to a precipitous rock ledge overlooking Moeckel Pond. The Andrew Town Forest borders Beaver Brook in West Windham and the Verrette Conservation Area allows for canoe access to Canobie Lake. In 2003, the town acquired over 80 acres of land to near it's southeast lands quadrant for preservation as open space. The town has an ongoing system of using current use taxes to acquire new open space for the benefit of the residents in town. Windham is also in the process of preserving it's historic resources. Searles School and Chapel, is a building of important architectural significance that has just undergone restoration. The gorgeous building is available for social and cultural events. The conservation commission has published "Walking in Windham" as a guidebook to Windham's open lands and trails. Schools Education is a major priority for residents of Windham. Parents are involved and want the best education possible for their children. The schools are well funded and a new high school and kindergarten classrooms have recently been built. National test scores consistently show a high level of achievement for Windham students. Golden Brook School houses grades 1-2. Center School houses grades 3-5 and Windham Middle School houses grades 6-8. less

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