
Homes for Sale in Hudson
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Hudson Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Hudson, NH
5
Active Listings
$900K
Avg Price
$750K
Median Price
$325
Price/Sqft
2,765
Avg Sqft
64
Avg Days
Price Range
From
$549,990
To
$1,400,000
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$400K
41 Shadowbrook Drive
Hudson, NH

$540K
11 Hartson Circle
Hudson, NH

$775K
25 Melba Drive
Hudson, NH

$750K
3 Mockingbird Lane
Hudson, NH

$600K
88 Central Street
Hudson, NH

$620K
21 Speare Road
Hudson, NH

$630K
32 Alvirne Dr
Hudson, NH

$375K
23 Bonnie Heights Lane
Hudson, NH

$530K
4 Aster Court
Hudson, NH

$310K
14 Oliver Drive
Hudson, NH

$895K
78 Gowing Road
Hudson, NH

$525K
15 Brady Drive
Hudson, NH

$300K
68 Lowell Road
Hudson, NH

$2.1M
94 River Road
Hudson, NH

$550K
30 Baker Street
Hudson, NH
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Hudson Housing Market
Hudson, New Hampshire, offers a quiet suburban feel that draws families and professionals seeking space from urban bustle while staying connected to nearby cities. Residents appreciate its position in southern New Hampshire, with easy access to Nashua and Manchester via Route 3 and the Everett Turnpike, making it suitable for commuters who value residential calm. The town embodies a classic New England community, where tree-lined streets and open lots contribute to a sense of established neighborhood character that varies by area, blending modest single-family homes with larger properties on wooded parcels.
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Daily life centers on practical amenities like local parks and recreation fields, where outdoor activities such as walking trails and sports fields provide simple enjoyment year-round. Dining options include casual eateries and family restaurants, with a handful of spots offering American classics and some international flavors. The area's appeal lies in its straightforward suburban rhythm, supported by community events at town halls and seasonal gatherings that foster local ties without overwhelming fanfare. Education falls under the Hudson School District, which serves students from elementary through high school levels, supplemented by private and parochial options in adjacent communities. Families often note the district's focus on core academics and extracurriculars. Hudson experiences four distinct seasons typical of New England: crisp falls with colorful foliage, snowy winters that encourage indoor pursuits or winter sports, blooming springs, and warm summers ideal for lake visits nearby. The housing market reflects this steady appeal, with around 5 active listings at present. Homes typically range from the high $500,000s to over $1.4 million, centering on a median price of $749,900 for properties averaging 2,765 square feet. This selection suits buyers looking for spacious, well-built homes that match the town's enduring suburban profile.
Median list price $749,900 · Range $549,990–$1,400,000 · 5 active listings
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