Warren New Hampshire community information

Warren, New Hampshire

Warren, New Hampshire, is a small town when it comes to population. The geographical size of the town isn't all that small, however. Warren only has roughly 19 people per square mile, to their 930 person population. Warren is located almost directly between the New Hampshire White Mountain National Forest and the NH Lakes Region. This clearly makes it a prime location to buy or sell NH homes. Warren is also extremely close to Plymouth, New Hampshire, which makes it an ideal location in which to live because of the convenience to employment opportunities and shopping needs.

The town of Warren was granted in 1763 to several people, most notable was named John Page. Warren was named in honor of Admiral Sir Peter Warren. Admiral Warren commanded a fleet during a conflict with Canada that ended in the capture of Louisbourg, Nova Scotia in 1745. This united the colonies with a common goal and gave them proper fishing and fur trading rights. In 1770, the original grant was renewed when it was discovered that the town line was actually incorrect and an additional piece of property was added to the grant. The town library of Warren bears its name from the first settler in Warren, Joseph Patch, who built a cabin there in 1767.

Warren, New Hampshire, is a great location to reside if you are a person, couple, or family, looking to settle down and start new in a smaller, more secluded location. The mountains and lakes located around Warren are great for spending time alone with yourself hiking, hunting, fishing, camping, or you could take your entire family out here and spend the day building lasting memories with them all. Either way the benefits are exponential living in such a stunning natural environment. Warren offers many activities for children to take part in as well, such as an active Boy and Girl Scout troop in the area, baseball, basketball, soccer, football, hockey, and several more sports teams.

Warren is part of the New Hampshire School Administrative Unit #23. This SAU educates the children from Warren, Haverhill, Bath, Piermont, and Woodsville. The children of Warren residents grades K-6 are educated at Warren Village School, the children grades 7 and 8 are tuitioned at Haverhill Cooperative Middle School, and then the children grades 9 through 12 are taught at Plymouth Regional High School.

Tucked up in between the White Mountains and the Lakes Region of New Hampshire, Warren has endless possibilities of relaxation and excitement alike. Surrounded by a tranquil and beautiful nature-filled environment, homes don't stay on the market for long in Warren. To successfully purchase one of these gorgeous homes, you need a good NH buyer agent on your side to represent you on the market. Jim Miller of Bean Group will personally guide you 100% along the way to making this house yours, from locating movers to the day of closing and beyond. Call Jim today at (603) 801-3987.

Warren Village School (K-6)
(603) 764-5538

Haverhill Coop Middle School (7-8)
(603) 787-2100

Plymouth Regional High School (9-12)
(603) 536-1444