3 Br Apartment Vacation Rental In Dover, New Hampshire

You are now on 1st Street, smack-dab in the center of Downtown Dover – an aged and gorgeous mill town and colonial seaport tucked between two New Hampshire hot spots, Durham and Portsmouth.

On 1st Street, you are one block from the Dover Train Station and a glance away from the popular Riverwalk along the Cocheco River. Step right outside your door into the bustling streets of “the fastest growing city in New Hampshire” (US Census) – marked by shops, restaurants, bars, breweries, and more.

This 3Bed/1Bath apartment doesn’t disappoint – whether you’re looking for a quiet study, a unique experience, comfort, convenience, fun, intrigue, or romance!

To ensure our guests a pleasurable stay, we have done our best to maintain the home’s antique ambiance while providing them with important modern amenities (and also a few perks!) …

✔ Free Bottle of Wine (Enjoy!)

✔ Smart Flatscreen TVs in Living Room & Bedrooms

✔ Tea & Coffee Bar

✔ Washer / Dryer

✔ Air Conditioning / Gas Heat

✔ Wifi & Streaming

✔ High Quality Linens & Towels

✔ Hair Dryer

✔ Iron & Board

✔ Full Kitchen: Utensils, Gas Stove, Oven, Microwave, Toaster, Dishwasher, Frig

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SLEEPING: 3 Bedrooms w/ Queen Beds and 1 Living Room Sofa. Perfect for a family or traveling couples!

ABUNDANT PARKING / FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING: Plenty of metered parking right outside of the apartment (Free Overnight Parking! – Between 8pm and 8am. Free Sunday Parking). If having difficulty finding a suitable spot, the Train Station offers an entire parking lot of additional public spaces … just one block away!

SAFE & CLEAN: Professionally Cleaned and Sanitized. Compliant With All Latest Health Regulations.

CHECK IN: 4pm
CHECK OUT: 11am

SOME RULES: No Smoking, No Parties

PET FEE: $125 (During the booking process, please be sure to accurately enter the amount of pets accompanying you. If you entered "0" for pets during the booking process, you will not incur this fee at checkout.)

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DOWNTOWN DOVER: Directly outside your door you will find plenty of sites, shops, & restaurants! You’ll discover amazing locations for breakfast, lunch, and dinner – as well as breweries, museums, barber shops, and live entertainment.

THE RIVERWALK: An attractive stroll in the middle of one of NH Seacoast’s busiest cities. This 1200 foot walk follows an oxbow river bend around a former mill building.

DOVER COMMUNITY TRAIL: A multi-use trail with breathtaking views of the Cocheco and Bellamy Rivers. You'll find ample scenic views, points of interest, and convenient access points along the 6.4 mile stretch. Opportunities for bicycling, walking, hiking, bird watching, and fishing. The trail is comprised of two sections: a paved urban section stretching three-quarters of a mile from the Transportation Center to Fisher Street, and a natural section, two and a half miles long following the Cocheco River from Beckwith Ballfields to Watson Road.

GARRISON HILL TOWER: Second only to Mount Agamenticus, the tower atop Garrison Hill is the best place to take in the entire seacoast region. Thanks to hard working volunteers, this popular Dover attraction has been fully restored. Scarcely visible from the road, this tower is Dover’s secret jewel. Visitors must know where to turn to climb the hill and get a natural high. Seek out this Dover landmark.

DOVER TRAIN STATION: Amtrak Downeaster stops in Dover allowing for train travel to the city from Boston and Portland, or back and forth.

C&J BUS SERVICE: Links up Dover with frequent daily round-trip service to Logan International Airport, Boston, and New York City.

ATTRACTIONS: Children’s Museum of New Hampshire, Garrison Hill Tower, Woodman Institute

NEARBY: Dover Train Station, Portsmouth, Durham, University of New Hampshire, Pease International Tradeport, Portsmouth International Airport, Portsmouth Regional Hospital, Rye Beach

ONE HOUR AWAY: Portland, Boston, Logan International Airport, White Mountains, Lake Winnipesauke

Dover is home to this apartment. The Children's Museum of New Hampshire and Dover Bowl Family Fun Center are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Bellamy River Wildlife Management Area and Vaughan Woods State Park. Water Country and Woodman Institute are also worth visiting.