Homes for Sale in Claremont, Newport, and Charlestown, NH

Find Homes for Sale in Claremont, Newport, and Charlestown, NH

These three towns anchor Sullivan County's residential market and span the county's geography from north to south. Claremont, the county seat, sits on the Connecticut River and has the largest concentration of housing in the county, ranging from in-town neighborhoods to hillside streets with river views. Newport is the county's shire town and lies along the Sugar River about 12 miles northeast of Claremont, while Charlestown is positioned along the Connecticut River about 10 miles south of Claremont near the Bellows Falls area. Century 21 Highview Realty is headquartered in Claremont and has long-standing familiarity with the residential markets in all three towns. Those focusing on an individual town can browse all Claremont real estate, all Newport real estate, or all Charlestown listings.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do Claremont, Newport, and Charlestown differ as places to buy a home in Sullivan County?

Claremont is the largest of the three and has the most varied housing stock, with older mill-era neighborhoods near downtown and quieter residential streets on the city's hillsides. Newport has a more compact downtown with a mix of in-town homes and surrounding rural properties, while Charlestown is smaller, has a well-preserved historic district on Main Street, and sits on the Connecticut River with a more rural character overall.

Are these three towns close to each other in Sullivan County?

Yes. Claremont and Charlestown are about 10 miles apart along Route 12 following the Connecticut River, and Newport is roughly 12 miles northeast of Claremont on Route 11. All three are within a short drive of each other, making it practical to search across all three when exploring the Sullivan County market.