Exeter, New Hampshire

Once the Revolutionary War capital, Exeter is now a sought-after destination known for its natural beauty, historic charm, and welcoming community spirit. Located just outside of Boston, this vibrant town combines small-town warmth with modern convenience.

With top-rated schools, a thriving economy, and scenic real estate options, it’s easy to see why so many are drawn here—especially those searching for waterfront homes in Exeter. Whether you're buying or selling, Ann Cummings & Jim Lee, Realtors are your trusted local experts ready to help you make the most of this remarkable coastal town.

A Snapshot of the Area

15,313

Residents

81ºF / 57ºF

Summer Climate

60ºF / 26ºF

Winter Climate

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Exeter at a Glance

Quick Facts

Population: 15,313
County: Rockingham
Median household income: $95,867
Median home value: $477,643

Travel & Commute

Hampton: 15 min
Rye: 21 min
Greenland: 18 min
Major Roads: Maine 101, 111, 27

There's So Much to LOVE in Exeter!

Things to Do

As a town of rich history, beautiful outdoor scenery, and fantastic shopping, Exeter is filled with activities for everyone to enjoy. Explore the American Independence Museum, reconnect with nature at the Henderson-Swasey Town Forest, or pick up a unique gift at one of the local antique shops.

Parks & Recreation

Located along the Exeter River, the town of Exeter is filled with great ways to get outside and enjoy beautiful scenery. There are several parks located along the river, as well as several inland parks, each offering their own amenities and features. The Town maintains over 56 acres of parks, including athletic fields, sports courts, historic sites and memorials, trails, public pools, and even a boat ramp on the river.

Public Education

Exeter is served by the New Hampshire School Administrative Unit 16 (SAU 16), a district consistently ranked as one of the best in New Hampshire. Praised for their excellent teachers, SAU 16 also features a top-notch curriculum that incorporates technology into each classroom.

Community Events

Love community events and celebrations? Exeter definitely has no shortage of them! In addition to a number of programs and classes for all age groups, Exeter hosts numerous special events throughout the year. Some of these include: the Exeter Farmer’s Market, Winter Farmer’s Market, Memorial Day Parade, Summer Concert Series, Seacoast Idol, American Independence Festival, Summer Outdoor Movies, Fall Festival, UFO Festival, Powderkeg Beer and Chili Festival, Exeter Halloween Parade, and the Festival of Trees.

Talk To The Local Experts

Once you experience life here, it’s easy to see why so many people fall in love with the area—and that just makes our job even more rewarding!

If you're thinking about buying or selling, especially if you're exploring waterfront homes in New Hampshire, we’d love to help. As longtime residents and trusted local professionals, Ann Cummings & Jim Lee, Realtors bring deep knowledge and personalized service to every client.

Whether you're moving to Exeter or looking to boost your home's value, we have the insights and resources you need. Let’s talk about your goals—call or text us at 603-436-1221.

Call or text us at 603-436-1221.