Nashua lies on the border between New Hampshire and Massachusetts, near the confluence of 2 of the region’s major rivers. It is bordered on the east by the Merrimack River, and the Nashua River (as well as several tributaries to the Merrimack) run through it. The northern boundary of Nashua is defined by Pennichuck Brook. People looking for Nashua mobile homes should know that the entire area is densely populated, and Nashua is surrounded by other communities in the metropolitan area, such as Hollis to the west, Pepperell to the southwest, Dunstable to the south, Tyngsborough to the southeast, Hudson to the east, Litchfield to the northeast and Merrimack to the north. Before you decide whether or not to buy a mobile home in Nashua, though, think about what kind of neighborhood you want to live in. What factors would make one better than another? Is the length of your commute the primary factor, or is it the safety of the neighborhood and proximity to schools? Each of the following areas attracts different types of people. Nashua Neighborhoods Crown Hill If you are buying land in New Hampshire, the neighborhood of Crown Hill is worth a look. Housing prices are just about average for New Hampshire, but in the upper 63% of the US as a whole, with median values around $380,000. Crown Hill is a densely packed urban neighborhood made up mostly of apartment buildings and high-rises. However, there are also plenty of historic homes built just after WWI, and others from the 50s, 60s and 70s. Vacancy rates are fairly low, at 5.1%, so those homes for sale in Crown Hill tend to move quickly. Broad Acres Some of the best mobile homes in Nashua, NH can be found in Broad Acres, also called Lincoln Park. The median real estate prices there are high even by New Hampshire standards, though, at more than $405,000. The density is suburban, and you’ll have plenty of room to breathe in Broad Acres. The residential land is a mix of single-family and multiple-family units, most built after 1970. The vacancy rate is very low, though, at just under 2%. North End Buying a mobile home in Nashua, NH could be tricky in the North End. This is an affluent neighborhood with median property values in excess of $431,000. Worse, the vacancy rate is a whisper-thin 2%. However, if you do find a manufactured home for sale in Nashua’s North End, it will probably be a very nice one. Contant Road & McKenna Drive This is another well-off neighborhood with few low-end Nashua mobile homes for sale. Median real estate prices exceed $475,000, which is nearly as high for NH as it is for the US as a whole. Most of the homes here are owner occupied, and were built between the 1970s and the turn of the century. The vacancy rate is around 2.4%, indicating that people are in no hurry to move out of this area once they get established. East Dunstable Road, Nashua One of the most expensive and exclusive places to buy a mobile home in Nashua might be the East Dunstable Road neighborhood. Median real estate prices are a stratospheric $546,000+, putting it in the top 12% of neighborhoods in the state. Most of the homes were built after 1970, and many date to the 21st century. The vacancy rate here is the lowest we’ve seen in this article at 1.8%.