Mobile Home Parks in Newmarket

Browse 2 mobile home parks in Newmarket, NH with 126 total sites.

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About Newmarket

Newmarket is a small mill town on the Lamprey River in Rockingham County, a few miles from Durham and the University of New Hampshire. Its brick mill buildings, once home to textile production, now house apartments, offices, and small businesses. The compact, walkable downtown has become a modest arts and dining destination, with a small theater, breweries, and restaurants filling the historic mill district. The Lamprey River runs directly through town, offering waterfront parks and paddling access. Newmarket's proximity to UNH and the Seacoast job market draws a mix of students, young professionals, and families. Housing remains more affordable than Durham or Exeter, though the historic mill-town character means limited large-lot or new-construction options.
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Crossings at Sleepy Hollow Cooperative

103 Harvard Street, Newmarket, NH 03857

Cooperative (ROC)All Ages89 sites

Crossings at Sleepy Hollow Cooperative (also referenced as Sleepy Hollow Mobile Home Park) is a resident-owned manufactured home community located off Harvard Street in Newmarket. Governed as a homeowner cooperative, the park provides stable, member-managed housing in the Seacoast area. The community accommodates manufactured homes and park model residences arranged along residential lanes in a wooded setting near the Lamprey River. Established in 2016, it has a cooperative governance structure and individually owned homes. Located near downtown Newmarket and Route 108, residents are minutes from waterfront dining, local shops, the University of New Hampshire in Durham, and Route 101.

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Heron Point Estates

Heron Point Drive, Newmarket, NH 03857

Investor-Owned37 sites

Heron Point Estates is a 37-site manufactured housing community built in 1980 on Heron Point Drive in Newmarket. Tucked into a quiet residential area near Great Bay and the Lamprey River, its modest size gives it an intimate, neighborhood feel. The 37 sites accommodate single-section and double-wide manufactured homes arranged along Heron Point Drive with private driveways and wooded buffers. Residents enjoy close proximity to downtown Newmarket, Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Durham/UNH, and regional commuter routes Route 108 and Route 101.