Mobile Home Parks in Weare

Founded in 1965 by Bill Boisvert and continuously owned and operated by the Boisvert family, Kuncanowet Hills is an established, 46-site country community in Weare. The park is known for its attentive family management and quiet, rural atmosphere nestled among Weare's hills and the Piscataquog River valley. Unlike older mobile home parks, Kuncanowet Hills consists 100% of multisection manufactured and modular homes featuring pitched roofs and lap siding. Each lot includes two off-street parking spaces and spacious yard areas. Conveniently situated off Sargent Station Road near the Dunbarton town line and Kuncanowet Town Forest, residents enjoy immediate access to hiking trails while commuting roughly 20 minutes to either Concord or Manchester.

South Weare Mobile Home Cooperative is a long-standing, 39-home resident-owned community that converted to cooperative ownership in March 1987—making it one of New Hampshire's earliest ROCs. It fosters a close-knit, self-governed neighborhood environment with notably low monthly carrying costs. Roughly 70% of the homes are multisection units, and 100% feature peaked roofs and lap siding. Homes are situated on level lots along a paved private park road with off-street gravel driveways. Located directly along NH Route 114 (South Stark Highway) in South Weare near the Goffstown border, the community offers straightforward commuter access into Goffstown, Bedford, and Manchester while remaining close to Horace Lake and Clough State Park.

Built in 1960, Sugar Hill Manor is Weare's largest manufactured housing community with 68 home sites. Set in a wooded rural area of northern Weare, the park provides an established, family-friendly neighborhood atmosphere surrounded by natural greenery. The housing stock is evenly split (50% single-wide and 50% multisection homes), with approximately 75% featuring peaked roofs and lap siding. Homes sit on generous lots with room for porches, decks, and storage sheds along wide, paved interior streets. Positioned along Concord Stage Road (NH Route 77) in northern Weare, Sugar Hill Manor offers easy access to Hopkinton, Dunbarton, Concord, and I-89, as well as local schools and outdoor recreation around Everett Lake and Clough State Park.