1,176 Apartments, Houses, & Townhomes for Rent in New Hampshire

Price points for New Hampshire rentals vary across cities. The most expensive market is usually Portsmouth, for both one-bedroom and two-bedroom rentals. Berlin typically has the most affordable apartments in New Hampshire, with considerably lower prices for both one-bedroom and two-bedroom units.

Renters with dogs and cats can easily find pet-friendly apartments. New Hampshire's suburban and rural towns have the most options. In low-density markets with New Hampshire townhouse rentals and homes around hiking and lakes, landlords are often lenient about pets. However, southern commuter towns and urban areas have tight inventory and often restrict breed, size, and pet counts. Policies vary across listings, so check in to confirm the specific rules. And if you have a service animal or an emotional support animal (ESA), tell the landlord or property manager early on. In the U.S., certified service animals are exempt from fees, pet rent, and qualification restrictions.

For senior housing, New Hampshire's market is fast-growing as more 55+ apartments and independent living facilities pop up. Metros with retiree communities and great healthcare access tend to have the largest supply. Portsmouth, Dover, and Keene are primary hubs for senior housing. New Hampshire usually has waitlists, especially in the Seacoast markets. Sign up early and explore multiple communities to avoid long delays. If fees are outside of your price range, look in smaller cities, as these New Hampshire rentals for seniors often have lower rents and more availability.

Most of New Hampshire's short-term and furnished rentals are around the Lakes Region and Seacoast area, such as Laconia and Exeter. Besides accommodating tourists, college towns also tend to have flexible leases and furnished rentals. New Hampshire's market is seasonal, so there's more supply during the warmer months. Use Rentler's 'furnished amenities' and 'lease length' filters to find these listings as soon as they come online.

Because most luxury rentals are new builds at high price points, use Rentler's 'year built' filter, and sort the results by highest price first. It's a quick way to find high-end rentals with premium finishes and amenities surrounding major commuter corridors. Overall, the luxury market is concentrated around New Hampshire apartments in the Lake Winnipesaukee waterfront area, the North End, and the South End.