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Student Housing in Durham, NH
$250+/unit
Fees may applyMadbury Commons
$854+/unit
Fees may applyThe Cottages of Durham
$750+/unit
Fees may apply18 Woodman Rd
$1,050/unit
Fees may apply21 Schoolhouse Lane
$750+/unit
Fees may apply4 Old Landing Rd
$3,900/unit
Fees may apply72 Madbury Rd
$975+/unit
Fees may apply8 Mill Road
$750+/unit
Fees may applyDennison Road
$1,000+/unit
Fees may applyThe Compounds
About Student Housing in Durham
Durham is a small college town in Strafford County in southeastern New Hampshire, with a total population of roughly 15,000 that is heavily shaped by the University of New Hampshire community. Situated on the Oyster River about 11 miles west of Portsmouth and approximately 50 miles north of Boston, Durham offers a quintessential New England college-town experience with a compact downtown, historic architecture, and easy access to coastal and inland recreation. The local economy and housing market are closely tied to UNH, making the rental landscape unusually competitive for a town of its size. Students drawn to a quieter, nature-accessible setting while remaining within reach of Portsmouth and the Seacoast region find Durham a distinctive place to live.
Best Neighborhoods for Students in Durham
Downtown Durham
Near Main Street and Mill Road, the most desirable and walkable area, with immediate access to campus, the Memorial Union Building, and dining.
Edgewood and Mast Road
Residential streets from the town center with student houses and small rental properties popular with roommate groups.
Dover
About seven miles east, a secondary student market with newer complexes, consistent availability, and COAST bus access.
Portsmouth
About 12 miles away, a small coastal city with a broader dining and nightlife scene, at the cost of a longer commute.