Nashua, NH Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Outdoor recreation flourishes throughout Nashua's extensive green spaces, including the 325-acre Mine Falls Park with its network of trails and waterways perfect for kayaking on the Nashua River. The Nashua River Rail Trail provides scenic paths for cycling and walking, while Greeley Park hosts year-round community events including concerts and festivals. Cultural attractions include performances by Symphony NH at the Nashua Center for the Arts and local productions at both The Actorsingers and Peacock Players theaters. The downtown area along Main Street features distinctive restaurants like Stella Blu, known for its tapas and martinis, and Surf, recognized as one of New Hampshire's premier seafood establishments. The Nashua housing market currently lists 100 properties ranging from $276,000 to $1,039,000. The median sale price across all property types is $475,000. Single-family homes have a median price of $533,000, with prices varying by neighborhood. North End Nashua commands a median price of $535,000 for single-family homes, while Northwest Nashua reaches $570,000. Condominiums present more affordable options, with one-bedroom units at a median price of $235,000 and two-bedroom units at $352,500. Nashua residents benefit from New Hampshire's tax structure with no state income tax or sales tax. The property tax rate is 1.76%, comparable to nearby Manchester and Hudson but higher than Lowell, Massachusetts at 1.05%. The city's location 45 minutes from Boston makes it attractive for commuters, who can utilize the Boston Express Bus service or access major routes including US Route 3 and the F.E. Everett Turnpike. Local schools include highly rated options such as Hollis-Brookline High School and private institutions like World Academy and Presentation of Mary Academy, both rated A by Niche.