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Hampton, New Hampshire, offers a vibrant coastal lifestyle that blends historic charm with modern convenience. Situated along the beautiful Atlantic shoreline, the city is renowned for its pristine beaches, bustling boardwalk, and a rich maritime heritage that attracts both seasonal visitors and long‑term residents. Its close proximity to downtown Boston, efficient commuter rail service, and a variety of outdoor recreation options—such as sailing, hiking, and the nearby Hampton Beach State Park—make it an appealing destination for renters seeking a balanced urban‑coastal experience.

The local rental market reflects Hampton’s diverse housing inventory, featuring a mix of single‑family homes and multifamily apartments. Two‑bedroom apartments dominate the rental landscape, typically commanding rates in the $1500s, which aligns with the city’s reputation for providing comfortable, well‑maintained living spaces at competitive price points. Whether you’re a young professional, a growing family, or a retiree looking for a serene seaside setting, the variety of rental options—from contemporary apartments to classic New England houses—offers flexibility to match a range of lifestyle preferences.

Neighborhoods such as North Hampton and the historic downtown district are especially popular, offering easy access to boutique shops, waterfront dining, and cultural attractions like the Hampton History Museum. The area’s strong sense of community, top‑rated schools, and abundant green spaces contribute to a high quality of life. With its blend of coastal beauty, convenient transportation links, and a robust rental market, Hampton remains a sought‑after location for anyone looking to call New Hampshire’s shoreline home.

Hampton Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Hampton was $1,522 for 2 Bedroom.
Note: This analysis includes only bedroom types with sufficient data.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.