New Hampshire Property Tax Rates 2023 (Town by Town List)

Property Tax Rates in New Hampshire vary by town. Every year, towns in New Hampshire set their property tax rates. Some towns have higher property tax rates while other towns have lower property tax rates.

The average property tax rate in New Hampshire is 19.27. The higher the property tax rate means it’s more expensive to live in that town because property taxes are higher.

Below you will find a town by town list of property tax rates in New Hampshire.

Check out our video on how to calculate New Hampshire property taxes.

Which New Hampshire Towns have the Highest Property Tax Rate?

Claremont has the highest property tax rate in New Hampshire with a property tax rate of 41.68. This is followed by Lisbon with the second highest property tax rate in New Hampshire with a property tax rate of 34.28 followed by Northumberland with a property tax rate of 33.06.

Having the highest property tax rates in New Hampshire means these are the towns in New Hampshire with the highest property taxes.

New Hampshire Towns with the Highest Property Tax Rates

Below are the 10 towns in New Hampshire with the highest property tax rates.

Which Towns have the Lowest Property Tax Rates in New Hampshire?

Windsor has the lowest property tax rate in New Hampshire with a property tax rate of 3.39. Hart’s Location has the second lowest property tax rate in New Hampshire with a property tax rate of 4.19New Castle has the 3rd lowest property tax rate in New Hampshire with a property tax rate of 4.50.

New Hampshire Towns with the Lowest Property Tax Rates

Below are 10 New Hampshire towns with the lowest property tax rates.

Comparing New Hampshire Towns with the Highest Property Tax Rates vs Low Property Tax Rates

Windsor has the lowest property tax rate in New Hampshire with a tax rate of 3.39 while Claremont has the highest property tax rate in New Hampshire with a tax rate of 41.68.

What that means is for the same house, it is more expensive to live in Claremont than in Hebron because the property taxes are higher in Claremont.

Let’s compare the property taxes of these two New Hampshire towns with a home that has an assessed value of $500,000. In Hebron, a home with an assessed value of $500,000 will have a property tax of $1695.

While in Claremont, a home with an assessed value of $500,000 will have a property tax of $20,840.

That means it costs the homeowner $19,145 more per year to live in Claremont than in Hebron!

How to Calculate New Hampshire Property Taxes

The formula to calculate New Hampshire Property Taxes is (Assessed Value x Property Tax Rate)/1000= New Hampshire Property Tax. Take the Assessed Value of the property then multiply it by the Property Tax Rate and then divide it by 1000.

For example, if a home in Concord is assessed at $500,000. Concord has a property tax rate of 25.89. The property taxes for the home in Concord is $12,945 a year.

($500,000 x 25.89)/1000= $12,945

Infographic on How to Calculate New Hampshire Property Taxes

2023 New Hampshire Property Tax Rates (Town by Town List)

New Hampshire Property Tax Rates vary by town. Below is a complete list of Property Tax Rates for every town in New Hampshire. This is the 2022 New Hampshire Property tax rates (rates are set at the end of the year).

New Hampshire Property Tax Calculator

Use the property tax calculator below to compute your New Hampshire property taxes. Look up your property tax rate from the table above. Note that this calculator is for estimation purposes only.

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