Cost of Living & Housing in Colebrook

Colebrook's cost of living centers on genuinely affordable housing, paired with New Hampshire's real no-income-tax structure and a property tax bill that still runs above the national median despite low home values.

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A genuinely affordable median home value

Colebrook's own median home value ran approximately $140,000 (2022 estimate), modestly above the Coos County-wide median of $131,400 -- genuinely affordable relative to national and New Hampshire statewide figures (base record).

A roughly 2.1% effective property tax rate

Colebrook's effective property tax rate carries a real, disclosed cross-source spread of approximately 2.1%-2.23%, above New Hampshire's statewide average (approximately 1.93%), producing an estimated $2,940 median annual tax bill -- still slightly above the national median property tax bill of $2,400 despite Colebrook's low home values (base record).

New Hampshire's no broad-based income tax

New Hampshire has no broad-based tax on wages or salaries and no general sales tax; its Interest & Dividends Tax on unearned investment income was fully repealed effective for taxable periods beginning on/after January 1, 2025 (base record; see new-hampshire.js).

Colebrook's below-county-average median household income

Colebrook's own median household income ran approximately $51,809 -- about 90% of the Coos County figure and roughly half the New Hampshire statewide figure -- with an 11.5% poverty rate (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.