Winchester : New Hampshire
Living a Mountain Lifestyle in Winchester, New_Hampshire
Winchester is a small town in southern New Hampshire home to Sheep Hill summit and Gap Mountain. Winchester is a community of less than 2,000 people. Keene and Brattleboro are the nearest towns. Outdoor activities like hiking, snow shoeing, and good skiing are all relatively close.
Photo of Congregational Church in 1910 courtesy of Wikipedia and Hugh Manatee.
Where to Retire in Winchester and Home Prices
The median home value was $205,754 in mid-2021, according to Zillow.
What Is Special about Winchester
Winchester is a small town in southern NH. Pisgah State Park is nearby.
What Is Not Special about Winchester
It is a small town where the cost of living is above average and the winters are cold.
Climate and Physical Environment
Winchester is near the Mass. border and east of the Connecticut River. The average July high temperature is 84 and the average January high is 34 (the average low is 11). The wettest month is May (4").
Restaurants & Cultural Scene
There is a pickle festival every September. Sheridan House (1870), the Winchester Historical Society Museum. The Conant Library Museum.
Crime
The Crime rate is a little above the national average.
Medical Facilities
The nearest hospitals are in Brattleboro and Keene.
Transportation
Winchester is about 10 miles from I 91, and the same distance from the AMTRAK station in Brattleboro. Hartford's Bradley Field is one of the closest big airports.
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