The towns Julie knows in her heart.

Portsmouth

Working port, thriving city, historic heart of the Seacoast.

Rye

Where the coast is most itself.

Dover

A working Seacoast city with room to breathe.

$800,000 median · 30 days on market

Exeter

A New England town that reads like a novel.

$869,900 median · 29 days on market

Hampton

Life at the edge of the Atlantic.

$750,000 median · 28 days on market

North Hampton

The quiet coast, with room to think.

$1,212,450 median · 29 days on market

New Castle

An island community, quiet and coveted.

Durham

College town, farmland, and the Oyster River.

Hampton Falls

Rural pockets and old farms, minutes from the beach.

Stratham

Well-regarded schools and a strong sense of town.

Greenland

Between Portsmouth and everywhere else.

Newington

Small in population, distinctive in position.

Newmarket

Mill-town roots and a walkable downtown.

Somersworth

A small city on the Salmon Falls, with a downtown finding new life.

Lee

Rural roads, working farms, university-adjacent.

Madbury

Small, wooded, and well-kept.

Rollinsford

River town on the Salmon Falls.

Newfields

Tiny, storied, and well-connected.

Kensington

Rural, coastal-adjacent, and unhurried.

Seabrook

The coast's southern edge, still finding its second act.

Kittery

Just across the Piscataqua, and a world of its own.

York

Maine begins here.

$895,000 median · 34 days on market

Eliot

Rural Maine within reach of Portsmouth.

South Berwick

Historic village, working farms, and Sarah Orne Jewett's home.

Ogunquit

Maine's storied coastal art colony, just up the coast from York.