Apartments for Rent in New Hampshire

New Hampshire is in the northeastern region of the U.S. and is home to 1.356 million people. The state is defined by its wilderness, forests, and winter sports areas. The capital is Concord and the largest city is Manchester.

Average Monthly Rent Statewide in New Hampshire

Average Monthly Rent in Concord

Average Monthly Rent in Manchester

Living in New Hampshire

From the Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Appalachian Mountains and a national forest in the west, there are plenty of beautiful places in New Hampshire.

Manchester:The Quintessential College Town

Manchester is located in south-central New Hampshire along the Merrimack River. If you're attending college in New Hampshire, you may want to look for apartments in Manchester, as it is home to the Chester College of New England, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Services (Manchester), New Hampshire Institute of Art, Saint Anselm College, Southern New Hampshire University and the University of New Hampshire at Manchester. Manchester is also a hub for arts, entertainment, culture and attractions, such as the Currier Museum of Art, Majestic Theatre, New Hampshire Fisher Cats Baseball Stadium and the SEE Science Center.

Shopping in Nashua

South of Manchester near the Massachusetts state line is Nashua, a city with gorgeous Colonial architecture and a small-town charm. Downtown Nashua is close to some of New Hampshire's best shopping, dining and entertainment venues, such as 1 World Trading Company, a fair-trade, local and green marketplace, Ancient Moon, a New Age boutique that's fun for browsing or jewelry and clothing shopping, and Black Thorne Antiques and Interiors, a showplace of American, European and English antiques, porcelains, sterling silver and gifts.

Experience the Atlantic Coast in Eastern New Hampshire

You can search for eastern New Hampshire apartments along the Atlantic coast in Portsmouth, a bayside city with an appropriately breezy attitude. The city offers multiple opportunities to learn about its maritime beginnings, with a lighthouse, marine biology museums and history centers, or take a day trip to the nearby Isles of Shoals, a picturesque island located just six miles off the New Hampshire shore.

Concord:the Capital City

Maybe you'd rather live near New Hampshire's capital, Concord. Whether you're looking for apartments in New Hampshire to be close to the expansive forests, cultural venues or multiple colleges and universities, Concord may have what you're looking for. Experience 200 years of the Shaker way of life at the Canterbury Shaker Village; visit the only super speedway in New England at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway; or catch a show at any of the city's theaters, auditoriums or concert halls.