Listed by Abbie Jensen • The Aland Realty Group. Bought with Red Post Realty.
Off market apr 2026 for $440K
$476,281
3
bd
•
1 ba
•
1,536
sq ft
54 Harding St, Rochester, NH 03867
About this home
Welcome to 54 Harding Street, a charming 1960s Cape with 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, and 1,512 square feet of well-appointed living space. Inside, beautiful hardwood floors, a cozy pellet stove, and an open-concept kitchen and living room create a warm, inviting atmosphere. The bright sunroom adds additional space to relax or gather, and there’s potential to finish the other side of the upstairs, offering room to customize and expand. Town water and sewer, a large unfinished basement, attached 1-car garage, and a high-end Buderus furnace provide convenience, ample storage, and efficient heating. Outside, enjoy a fully fenced backyard designed for entertaining, complete with a brick patio, outdoor bar, hot tub, and plenty of space to unwind or host guests. Open House on Saturday 2/28 at 10-11:30a and Sunday 3/1 at 1-2:30p.
Welcome to 54 Harding St. Situated in an established and desirable neighborhood walking distance from Frisbie Memorial Hospital and just 6 miles from Dover, this beautifully maintained home is move in ready. As you enter, you’ll find a bright sunroom w/ pellet stove & seating area leading to the spacious kitchen w/ stainless appliances, hardwood floors and granite topped island. The kitchen overlooks the comfortable living room with built in sound system speakers and leads down the hall to a full bath and 2 first floor bedrooms. Upstairs you’ll find a third bedroom, freshly painted with brand new carpeting as well as a good sized storage area. The back yard is a relaxing outdoor oasis complete with brick patio and hot tub. There’s a 10x11 cedar pavillion with TV, drop down curtains and propane heater so you can enjoy the outdoor space well into the Fall. This fully fenced space is perfect for pets, entertaining with friends or just relaxing on your own time. Town water & sewer, a one car garage and large unfinished basement plus a high end Buderus furnace give you convenience, storage and efficiency. Don’t miss this one! Showings begin at the open house Sat. 9/9 from 10am-noon, additional open house Sunday 9/10 from 10am-noon.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,060 (+2.8%)
$91,100 + $239,600
$330,700
2024
$4,920 (+1.6%)
$91,100 + $240,200
$331,300
2023
$4,844 (+1.8%)
$68,500 + $119,700
$188,200
2022
$4,758 (+2.6%)
$68,500 + $119,700
$188,200
2021
$4,639 (+0.4%)
$68,500 + $119,700
$188,200
2020
$4,622 (−1.2%)
$68,500 + $119,300
$187,800
2019
$4,676 (+6.4%)
$68,500 + $119,300
$187,800
2018
$4,395 (+4.5%)
$39,800 + $119,900
$159,700
2017
$4,205 (+16.3%)
$39,800 + $119,900
$159,700
2016
$3,617 (+0.4%)
$39,800 + $88,200
$128,000
2015
$3,603 (−9.0%)
$39,800 + $88,200
$128,000
2013
$3,959
$53,100 + $97,100
$150,200
Tax history for 54 Harding St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,060 (+2.8%)
$91,100 + $239,600
$330,700
2024
$4,920 (+1.6%)
$91,100 + $240,200
$331,300
2023
$4,844 (+1.8%)
$68,500 + $119,700
$188,200
2022
$4,758 (+2.6%)
$68,500 + $119,700
$188,200
2021
$4,639 (+0.4%)
$68,500 + $119,700
$188,200
2020
$4,622 (−1.2%)
$68,500 + $119,300
$187,800
2019
$4,676 (+6.4%)
$68,500 + $119,300
$187,800
2018
$4,395 (+4.5%)
$39,800 + $119,900
$159,700
2017
$4,205 (+16.3%)
$39,800 + $119,900
$159,700
2016
$3,617 (+0.4%)
$39,800 + $88,200
$128,000
2015
$3,603 (−9.0%)
$39,800 + $88,200
$128,000
2013
$3,959
$53,100 + $97,100
$150,200
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
1
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
10,019 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,536
Year built
1961
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Strafford County
APN
692297
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 5, 2026.
R-1
Residential-1 District
The primary goals of the R Districts are: To enhance these older residential areas through sensitive, small-scale infill construction, building renovation, and redevelopment and To foster new development in remaining open areas.; The R1 District is intended to allow single-family neighborhoods and thus allows single-family use with few other allowed uses.