Homes for Sale in Walpole, NH

Find Homes for Sale in Walpole, NH

The main village sits east of New Hampshire Route 12, centered on a traditional green ringed by the town hall, library, and historic houses, and the town also takes in North Walpole and Drewsville. Route 12 runs north and south along the river while Route 123 crosses east into the hills, and the first bridge ever built across the Connecticut River once linked Walpole with Bellows Falls. The village is known for L.A. Burdick's chocolates and its farm-to-table restaurants. Homes range from period houses near the green to farmhouses and newer construction on the outlying roads. Berkley & Veller is familiar with houses across Walpole and also lists single-family homes regionally and properties in neighboring Charlestown.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the center of Walpole, NH?

The main village lies just east of Route 12, built around a green with the town hall, library, and Walpole Academy nearby. North Walpole and Drewsville are separate village areas within the same town.

How is Walpole, NH connected to Vermont?

The Connecticut River forms Walpole's western border and separates it from Bellows Falls and Westminster, Vermont, with bridges linking the two sides. Route 12 runs north and south along the New Hampshire bank.