Cross the Massachusetts border into southern New Hampshire and the landscape changes fast — Hollis, NH is one of the finest examples. 57 White Pine Dr Hollis sits in a town people describe with one word: beautiful. Orchard country, conservation land, and some of the most coveted rural-suburban living in the Merrimack Valley region. Here's the street and neighborhood spotlight.
White Pine Drive: Suburban Hollis Living
White Pine Drive sits in one of Hollis's residential neighborhoods — quiet, wooded, and typical of the town's suburban pockets, where homes sit on generous lots beneath New Hampshire's signature pines. The area around 57 White Pine Dr Hollis delivers the classic Hollis equation — space, trees, tranquility — with Nashua's commercial corridor a short drive east.
What Hollis Offers
Hollis is famous for its orchards — Brookdale Farm, Lull Farm, and Parlee Farms draw visitors from across the region for apples, berries, and cider donuts. The town's conservation ethic is real: hundreds of acres of protected land, trails like the Beaver Brook Association preserves, and active farmland woven through the landscape. The Hollis Town Center has the picture-perfect New England green, historic buildings, and the seasonal Hollis Flea Market at the Lawrence Barn. Schools are a major draw — the Hollis-Brookline Cooperative district is consistently among New Hampshire's top-rated.
Commute and Connectivity
From White Pine Drive, Route 122 connects to Nashua in minutes, where Route 3 and the Everett Turnpike open up Boston (roughly 45–55 minutes), Manchester, and the Seacoast. Nashua's Pheasant Lane Mall corridor and employers in tech, healthcare, and defense make Hollis a genuine commuter town. And for Massachusetts workers, the border is minutes away, which is exactly why so many cross it.
The Character of the Town
Hollis guards its rural character fiercely — a town of about 8,000 that has resisted the sprawl swallowing neighboring towns. Agriculture isn't nostalgia here; it's the economy and the identity. Stone walls, hay fields, and farm stands are part of the daily drive. New Hampshire's tax structure (no income tax, no sales tax) is another part of the Hollis pitch, and residents chose the town deliberately and tend to stay for decades.
Thinking About Hollis?
Homes near White Pine Drive attract buyers chasing the southern New Hampshire dream — land, quiet, top schools, orchard-country living within reach of Boston jobs. As for current pricing and availability around this street — reach out for current figures. Chris Doherty is a top realtor serving Greater Lowell and southern New Hampshire, closing 100+ deals a year across the region, and the Doherty Properties team works both sides of the border. Reach out to talk about whether Hollis fits your next move.
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