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Living in Keene NH
Situated about 70 miles west of Manchester and two hours north of Boston, Keene is a wooded town along Highway 9. This pleasant city is known as a hub for business and education as it's home to Keene State College and Antioch University New England. The arts also have an influence on the city with places like the Colonial Theatre, the Redfern Arts Center, and the Hannah Grimes Marketplace finding their home in Keene. For more exciting attractions, head to Main Street, centered on Central Square. This eclectic district is lined with cafes, breweries, pizzerias, and boutiques as well as family-friendly museums like the Cheshire Children's Museum. After a day of exploring, residents can hop on the Cheshire Recreational Rail Trail, a 42-mile trail that runs through Downtown Keene and connects to several surrounding cities as well as the Ashuelot River. More outdoor recreation in Keene is provided by the massive nature preserves in and around town.
Frequently Asked Questions
Average Rent Rates
What's the average rent in Keene, NH?
Rent averages in Keene, NH vary based on size.
- $1,603 for a 1-bedroom rental in Keene, NH
- $1,792 for a 2-bedroom rental in Keene, NH
- $1,240 for a 3-bedroom rental in Keene, NH
Rental Requirements
Can I find a short-term apartment in Keene, NH?
There are 16 short-term apartments in Keene, NH.
Transportation
How do people usually get around Keene, NH?
Residents in Keene, NH usually get around by car. According to Walk Score, Keene, NH falls within the Car Dependent range.
Education
What colleges and universities are in Keene, NH?
If you’re a college or university student moving to Keene, NH, ForRent.com can help you find a rental near Keene State College, Franklin Pierce University and others.