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Exeter, New Hampshire, nestled amidst the scenic beauty of the Seacoast region, offers a charming retreat, surrounded by neighboring coastal towns such as Seacoast includes, Seabrook, Hampton, North Hampton, Rye, Portsmouth.

With a rich colonial-era heritage, Exeter has historical significance and played a vital role in the region’s development. Today, it seamlessly blends its historic charm with modern amenities, fostering a vibrant community atmosphere.

Though Exeter itself is inland, its close proximity to the Atlantic coastline ensures easy access to the region’s picturesque beaches and coastal attractions. Residents and visitors alike are drawn to the area’s coastal allure and abundant recreational opportunities.

Tailored to meet the needs of retirees and those seeking a serene lifestyle, Exeter provides a variety of housing options and amenities designed to enhance quality of life. Community centers serve as hubs for social engagement, offering fitness programs and local excursions.

Exeter’s thriving business scene, culinary delights, and cultural offerings further enrich its appeal as an ideal destination for living and retirement in New Hampshire.

 

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2 Why Retire in Exeter New Hampshire

Beyond natural beauty of the region, people choose senior living in Exeter New Hampshire for many other reasons:

  • Exceptional healthcare facilities: Exeter Hospital, a reputable healthcare institution offering comprehensive medical services.
  • Vibrant community atmosphere: Numerous local events and festivals, such as the Exeter Arts & Music Fest, fostering community engagement and cultural enrichment.
  • Convenient location near coastal attractions: Easy access to scenic beaches like Hampton Beach State Park, providing opportunities for leisure and relaxation.
  • Diverse range of housing options: Retirement communities like RiverWoods Exeter, offering a continuum of care with various amenities tailored to residents’ needs.

 

Things to do in the Seacoast

The water access makes the area popular for those who enjoy kayaking, canoeing, and fishing. The extensive park system and trails offer acres of outdoor enjoyment and there also are many golf courses in the area.

If outdoor activities are not for you, the area is known for its strong arts and culture environment. There are dance studios, libraries, community and professional theater, and museums. Fine art and craft galleries are very popular as are music venues featuring a variety of genres.

Of special interest are the following:

  • Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge
    •  a woodlands area protected by the US Fish & Wildlife Service, is a beautiful area for bird watching, photography, and hiking. In the winter months, locals enjoy cross country skiing and showshoeing.

  • The Woodman Institute Museum,

    • also referred to as a “museum’s museum.” It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and features art, furniture, culture, natural science, and history exhibits in a four-building complex.

  • The University of New Hampshire

    • Often features guest lectures, athletic events, concerts, and special events.

  • Flag Hill Vineyard and Winery

    • many varieties of red and white wines as well as General John Stark Vodka and Bartlett Apple Brandy. It offers year-round taste testing, tours, and special events.

  • Portsmouth Market Street

    • unique and one-of-a-kind art, clothing, home decorations, jewelry, flowers, toys, and more.
  • One Washington Center is home to many art galleries and local crafts created by local artisans.
  • The Cochecho Arts Festival is a free, outdoor, concert series that runs all summer with family-friendly entertainment and luncheon and evening concerts.
  • Apple Harvest Day is held each year on the first Saturday in October and features 250 exhibitors, activities, food and entertainment.

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Seacoast Retirement Communities

Seacoast Retirement Communities in New Hampshire

The retirement communities in New Hampshire are quaint, some possessing a rural feel while others are beach towns. While the cost of housing and utilities may be more expensive in New Hampshire, the tax advantages often outweigh those expenses.

River Woods is located in Exeter, NH, River Woods offers three neighborhoods in one community tucked amidst the evergreens. The community includes restaurants, trails and walking paths, and the state’s largest arboretum. The facilities include a pool with swim lanes for lap swimming, gym, woodshop, and a farm with goats. There are raised garden beds and daily art classes. The residents of the community organize events, publish a community newspaper and TV channel, and manage the libraries, stores, and art galleries. There are numerous volunteer and interest groups to appeal to all and serve many worthy causes.

Plenty to do downtown, the beach is close and Portsmouth offers great shows and dinning.

Carol, Seacoast homeowner

Seacoast Retirement Living

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