Conway, NH real estate

Mount Washington Valley

Conway, NH Real Estate

The commercial and cultural anchor of the Mount Washington Valley — where walkable downtowns meet the White Mountains.

$495K
Median Home Price
260+
Homes Sold (12 mo)
38
Days on Market

About the Town

Welcome to Conway

Conway is the largest and most established town in the Mount Washington Valley, blending a walkable historic downtown with easy access to the White Mountain National Forest. Buyers are drawn here for the mix of year-round livability, strong local economy, and proximity to some of New England's most iconic outdoor recreation.

Local Data

Real Estate Market Snapshot

A current read on Conway's market, in plain language.

Median Home Price
$495,000
Typical Price Range
$310K – $850K
Common Home Styles
Colonials, Capes, Ranches
Average Days on Market
~38 days
Annual Appreciation
5–7% year over year
Inventory Conditions
Low — seller-favored
The Conway market has remained active and resilient, supported by steady demand from both primary residents and second-home buyers. Median home prices sit in the mid-to-upper $400,000s, with typical single-family homes trading between the low $300,000s and $850,000. Historic New Englanders, capes, and updated ranches dominate inventory, alongside a growing supply of newer construction on the outskirts of town. Homes typically go under contract in five to six weeks, and annual appreciation has trended between four and seven percent in recent years. Inventory remains tight, which continues to favor well-priced, well-presented listings.

Living Here

Community & Lifestyle

What day-to-day life looks like in Conway.

Shopping

North Conway Village and the Settlers Green outlets anchor a shopping district that draws visitors from across New England, alongside independent boutiques and everyday essentials.

Dining

From long-established taverns to newer farm-to-table kitchens and craft breweries, the dining scene punches well above the town's size.

Parks & Recreation

Direct access to Cranmore Mountain, Echo Lake State Park, the Saco River, and hundreds of miles of hiking and Nordic trails in the White Mountain National Forest.

Schools

Served by the Conway School District, with Kennett High School consistently ranked among the strongest public high schools in the North Country.

Commuting

About 2 hours 15 minutes to Boston, 90 minutes to Portland, ME, and 45 minutes to the Amtrak Downeaster in Dover.

Local Character

A four-season town with a genuine year-round community — not just a resort destination. Downtown events, farmers markets, and river-focused summers give Conway its identity.

For Buyers

Why Buyers Choose Conway

Full-time community with services, jobs, and healthcare — not a seasonal-only market.

Direct access to skiing, hiking, and the White Mountain National Forest from your driveway.

Strong public schools and a mix of housing from starter homes to riverfront estates.

Walkable village centers with real dining, shopping, and cultural amenities.

For Sellers

Why Sellers Benefit

Persistent demand from Boston, Portland, and out-of-state remote-work buyers.

Limited inventory keeps well-prepared homes moving quickly, often at or above list price.

Recognizable market — Conway carries strong search demand year over year.

Second-home and investment buyers expand your potential audience beyond local families.

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