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Pelham, Hillsborough County

About Pelham

Pelham is the southernmost town in New Hampshire, incorporated in 1746 and sitting directly on the Massachusetts border. It covers nearly 27 square miles, almost all of it drained by Beaver Brook, which runs south and joins the Merrimack down in Lowell.

The growth here has been dramatic. There were 2,605 people in Pelham in 1960. There were 14,222 at the 2020 census. That is what happens when a rural town turns out to be within commuting distance of Greater Boston at the moment when people started looking north of the line.

Almost all of the housing stock dates from that expansion, which means houses built between roughly 1960 and the present on lots with usable land around them. It is one of the more straightforward towns in our service area to put a garage on.

Population
14,222
Incorporated
1746
Population in 1960
2,605
Position
NH's southernmost town
Two car garage built in New Hampshire

Pelham, New Hampshire

A Commuter Town's Garage Priorities

Sitting on the state line with Boston in commuting range shapes what people here want from the space, and it is not mainly about storage.

Two vehicles under cover

Most households here run at least two, both leaving early. Getting both cleared and warm is the whole argument in February.

Direct entry where possible

Coming home in the dark with shopping, walking from an attached garage into a mud room beats crossing an icy path every time.

Room for a third

A teenager starts driving and a two bay garage becomes a two bay garage with a car outside. Worth deciding on before it happens.

Storage the house lacks

Newer houses here are generally short on basement and attic space. The garage ends up absorbing all of it.

Beaver Brook Country

Drainage Is The Local Variable

Nearly the whole of Pelham drains into Beaver Brook, and a good number of properties in town sit lower and wetter than their owners would like. That is the one thing we always look at closely here.

It is not usually a barrier. It does mean that where the slab sits, how the ground is graded around it and where the roof water discharges are decisions with consequences rather than details. A garage built two inches too low on the wrong lot will have water in it every spring, and there is no good fix for that afterward.

We would rather spend twenty minutes walking the property and looking at where water has obviously run before, than produce a tidy quote that ignores it. If your lot has a wet corner, tell us; it is useful information rather than a problem.

Everything else about building in Pelham is refreshingly ordinary. Newer houses, reasonable lots, clear access, and homeowners who generally know exactly what they want the space for.

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