c.1923 Two Story New Hampshire Home on a Quarter Acre $179,900

OHU50K Notes $179,900

c.1923 Two Story New Hampshire Home on a Quarter Acre. Right off Main Street a short walk from shops and dining.

Yard featured at 21 Spring St, Colebrook, NH, 03576

Realtor Comments

In-Town Home with Great Potential Step into this inviting two story home offering a bright floor plan with plenty of windows that let in natural light. Perfect for families seeking an affordable home with good features, this property has plenty to offer. The welcoming front covered porch leads you inside and is where you will want to relax with the addition of a couple rocking chairs. The side back entry through an enclosed porch brings you to a versatile & spacious room perfect as a mudroom with a convenient half bath. The kitchen and dining areas are thoughtfully separated by a breakfast bar, and the kitchen offers abundant cabinetry for storage. A large atrium door opens to the side yard letting in more light. The cozy living room is easily accessible from both the dining area and the front entrance, and you’ll find hardwood floors beneath the carpet, ready to be revealed. A beautiful open staircase with natural wood finishes leads to the second floor, where you’ll find a welcoming landing that connects to three bedrooms and a full bath. The basement provides ample storage space, along with the laundry area and the home’s efficient FHA heating system. With town water and sewer, you’ll have everything you need for comfortable living. Conveniently located near schools and local amenities, this home also offers the added bonus of an adjoining lot available for purchase for even additional potential (MLS 5062521). Don’t miss the chance to see this comfortable home.

3 bed
1.5 bath
Build date 1923

Yard featured at 21 Spring St, Colebrook, NH, 03576

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21 Spring St, Colebrook, NH 03576 $179,900

Contact Realtor: Francine Rancourt
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Porch featured at 21 Spring St, Colebrook, NH, 03576

Yard featured at 21 Spring St, Colebrook, NH, 03576

Pros of living in Colebrook

Beautiful scenery and outdoor recreation
This is probably Colebrook’s biggest draw. The area is popular for:
- snowmobiling,
- hiking,
- fishing,
- ATV riding,
- hunting,
- and fall foliage.
  Reddit users frequently describe it as “heaven on earth” for outdoors-oriented people.
Very low crime
Multiple livability and crime reports rank Colebrook as safer than average, especially for violent crime.
Affordable cost of living
Housing and general living costs are lower than much of New Hampshire and many Northeastern states. Median home prices are far below southern NH or Massachusetts levels.
Quiet small-town atmosphere
Colebrook has a peaceful, slow-paced New England feel. One reviewer described the downtown as “right out of a Norman Rockwell painting.”
Less congestion and stress
There’s very little traffic, noise, or crowding compared with southern New England.
Good if you want privacy and space
Many homes have larger lots and access to forests, trails, or mountain views.
Strong sense of local identity
Northern New Hampshire communities often have tight-knit local cultures and traditions.

Cons of living in Colebrook

Extreme rural isolation
This is the town’s biggest downside for many people. Reddit users repeatedly describe Colebrook as “in the middle of not a lot.” Basic amenities can require long drives.
Limited jobs and economic opportunities
Employment options are narrow outside healthcare, tourism, small business, and trades. Several reports rate employment opportunities poorly.
Harsh winters
Winters are long, snowy, dark, and very cold. Snow lovers may enjoy this, but many people find it difficult over time. Residents frequently mention “brutal winters.”
Few amenities
Shopping, nightlife, restaurants, entertainment, and healthcare options are limited. According to one Reddit commenter, the nearest Walmart is roughly 50 miles away.
Can feel socially isolating
Younger adults or people used to urban/suburban living may struggle with the small population and slower social scene.
Aging population
The town skews older demographically, with a median age above 50 in some datasets.
Internet/services may vary
Rural infrastructure can be less reliable than in suburban areas, though conditions have improved in many parts of NH. Some Reddit users specifically asked about connectivity concerns.
Limited diversity and more traditional culture
The area tends to be politically and culturally conservative compared with southern New England.