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An old American town
Merrimack is a growing suburb of Nashua full of amenities, convenience, and history. Merrimack was originally home to Algonquin tribes that settled along the Merrimack River. European colonists settled there as early as 1655. Locals stay in the area for its outdoor recreation and relaxed nature. “Around Merrimack, it’s very relaxed. There’s always someone walking up the hills. It’s an outdoorsy type of vibe,” says Sheri-Ann Boudreau, a resident of 24 years. “When we walk our dogs every Sunday morning, it’s like you don’t hear cars, very relaxed.”
Wesserman Park, located in the Merrimack neighborhood, offers a stream to enjoy.
Merrimack Premium Outlets has 80 shops to choose from.
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Diverse home mixture with historic charm
Merrimack is a simple suburb with a mixture of single-family homes, townhouses, and condos. Townhouses and condos usually have three bedrooms or fewer and carry under 1,500 square feet. Depending on the complex, residents have amenities like a clubhouse, pool and garages. These properties are mostly found on the highways and are priced between $100,000 and $500,000. Single-family homes come in various styles, from ranches to Cape Cod homes, colonial revivals to newer craftsman. “A little bit of everything. There’s a lot of newer developments,” says Boudreau. “Huge houses with three to five bedrooms. It’s very rural but modern. You have older homes from the 40s and 50s.” Prices range from $300,000 for simple ranches to over $830,000 for newer constructions.
Newly built two-story homes are available.
Newly constructed houses are also available.
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Wasserman Park for the family and pups
There are plenty of opportunities to grab some fresh air. Wasserman Park offers extensive recreation opportunities that can suit all ages. Folks can get active on the several sports courts or swim and fish along Naticook Lake. Four-legged children can release their energy within the dog park. The Quarry Trail provides access to the Horse Hill Nature Preserve. This preserve is home to many other trails that can be used for hiking, biking, or horseback riding. Twin Bridge Park is 27 acres and offers walking paths, a half-sized basketball court and a play area. Grater Woods is another spot with many trails on the northwest.
Veteran's Memorial Park is located in the Merrimack neighborhood.
Veteran's Memorial Park has a lake.
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Merrimack schools offer lessons outside the classrooms
Students can start their education in the Merrimack School District. Three elementary schools teach up to fourth grade. James Mastricola Elementary is the most centrally located and carries a B-minus on Niche. All students merge into James Mastricola Upper Elementary School for grades five and six. This school holds a B on Niche. Merrimack Middle also has a B on Niche. Students can participate in 13 after-school clubs and activities. Merrimack High also holds a B on Niche. This school offers an Extended Learning Program for students seeking knowledge outside the classroom. These opportunities include career exploration, advanced study, independent study, internship or project-based learning.
Merrimack Middle School
The Merrimack High School
James Mastricola Elementary School
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Merrimack Premium Outlets and comforting eateries
Daniel Webster Highway is the main space to find all the restaurants. “Quintessential New England restaurant is The Common Man, or higher end is Buckley’s Steakhouse,” says Boudreau. “The Common Man is family-style and comfy.” Fresh seafood is always on the menu of the Lobster Boat. Their seafood platter is filled with a pound of seafood and their handmade onion rings. Locals can pick up their weekly groceries at Shaw’s Market. Merrimack Premium is an outlet mall just off Industrial Drive. Locals can shop around nearly 100 stores, including Old Navy, Coach, Bloomingdale’s and Swarovski. More shopping is 12 miles north at the Mall of New Hampshire.
Altitude Trampoline Park is a great place to bring the kids for a day of fun.
Buckley's Bakery and Cafe serves up coffee and daily baked goods.
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Merrimack relies on Route 3
“In this area, without barring traffic, we’re 40 minutes to Boston,” says Boudreau. “About an hour to the Mountains and 45 minutes to Hampton or Salisbury Beach.” Route 3 runs from Maine to Massachusetts, north to south. Pick up Route 3 to get connections to Nashua or head further south towards Boston. Interstate 93 is further east; follow it north to hit the mountain and follow it south to hit Salem and Boston. Manchester Regional Airport is 6 miles north. This airport was named the best domestic airport in Travel+ Leisure’s World’s Best Awards 2023. This airport offers destinations to 11 major airports, which offers many other connections.
Aerial view of the Merrimack neighborhood.
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On average, homes in Merrimack, NH sell after 17 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Merrimack, NH over the last 12 months is $345,000, down 18% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Nestled in a peaceful, country-like setting in sought-after Merrimack, NH, this charming end-unit, townhouse-style condo built in 1985 offers 2 bedrooms and 11⁄2 baths across approximately 1,200 sq ft of open living space. A brand-new kitchen with stainless appliances flows into the dining and living rooms with sunlit layout. A main-floor half bath finishes off the first level. Upstairs both
This home boasts fantastic curb appeal, situated on a corner lot with a charming split-rail fence. With all the updates, you won’t have to worry about many future expenses—NEW roof, windows, all exterior doors (including the garage door), a Trex deck on the covered porch, and a stylish split driveway with a paver walkway. It’s the perfect family home, featuring a spacious fireplaced living room,
*OPEN HOUSE Saturday August 2nd from 11-1. Welcome to 20 Webster Court! This bright and roomy townhome offers 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a flexible layout. On the main floor, you’ll find a large spacious living room with access to the covered back porch, great for relaxing or hosting friends, a kitchen with separate dining area that brings in lots of natural light, and there’s a half bath for
Nestled in a peaceful, country-like setting in sought-after Merrimack, NH, this charming end-unit, townhouse-style condo built in 1985 offers 2 bedrooms and 11⁄2 baths across approximately 1,200 sq ft of open living space. A brand-new kitchen with stainless appliances flows into the dining and living rooms with sunlit layout. A main-floor half bath finishes off the first level. Upstairs both
This home boasts fantastic curb appeal, situated on a corner lot with a charming split-rail fence. With all the updates, you won’t have to worry about many future expenses—NEW roof, windows, all exterior doors (including the garage door), a Trex deck on the covered porch, and a stylish split driveway with a paver walkway. It’s the perfect family home, featuring a spacious fireplaced living room,
*OPEN HOUSE Saturday August 2nd from 11-1. Welcome to 20 Webster Court! This bright and roomy townhome offers 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a flexible layout. On the main floor, you’ll find a large spacious living room with access to the covered back porch, great for relaxing or hosting friends, a kitchen with separate dining area that brings in lots of natural light, and there’s a half bath for
Located in the southeast corner of Merrimack, Huntington Exchange Merrimack, an animal-friendly apartment community, offers beautifully renovated 1-2 bed apartment homes. Every unit showcases gleaming quartz countertops in both the kitchen and bathroom, stainless steel appliances, in-unit washer and dryer, and designer flooring throughout. Huntington Exchange Merrimack is located off Route 3, and
Now is your chance to rent this refreshed & freshly painted end unit townhouse in the sought after "The Birches" condo community. Enjoy the comforts of this 2 bed/1.5 bath home, offering a spacious living room with wood burning fire place just in time for Fall! Both bedrooms are large, with the Primary having direct access to the recently updated full bath PLUS additional loft space ideal for a
Luxury has arrived.Gilbert Crossing is Merrimack’s best luxury apartment community.Be surrounded in luxury with thoughtfully designed floor plans. Stunning kitchens where quartz countertops and custom cabinetry set the stage for casual elegance. Wood style plank flooring with inviting color palates give you the designer touches you will love!You can expect apartment features like, in
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