Antrim, NH

Set in the Contoocook River Valley of southern New Hampshire, Antrim is a peaceful town of about 2,600 people. Nature is a big part of everyday life here, with Gregg Lake providing a popular town beach and boat ramp, while Willard Pond and surrounding conservation lands offer quiet hiking trails and kayaking. The center of town has a classic, welcoming village atmosphere, surrounded by woods, brooks, and rolling hills.

Antrim’s roots trace back to its days as a busy 19th-century mill hub along Great Brook, which left behind handsome brick buildings and historic homes along Main Street. Today, the pace is relaxed and community-oriented, anchored by local traditions like the annual Home and Harvest Festival each fall. Students are part of the regional ConVal School District, connecting local families to neighboring towns. For anyone seeking a close-knit community, outdoor recreation, and a quiet rural lifestyle, Antrim offers a comfortable place to call home.