About Seabrook
Welcome to the Seacoast’s southern gateway to New Hampshire, the Granite State. Seabrook is the heart of New England, connecting the rich resources and recreation areas of Northern New England with the centuries old marketing and population centers of Southern New England.
Seabrook History
The community was settled in 1638 and named for the many brooks meandering to the Atlantic Ocean through its extensive salt marshes. Its early inhabitants were primarily engaged in the farming and fishing industries. Many of our current residents can trace their ancestry to the first Quaker settlers who moved here and established what is still a community with a special small-town atmosphere.
Seabrook Location & Access
Seabrook has industrial, commercial, retail and home sites available with access to regional transportation needs, an available labor force to meet your needs, low taxes, superior public and private facilities and a coastal environment and recreation that provides for a high standard of living. Seabrook can’t be beat – join us for the time of your life and enjoy all you have missed.
Seabrook Business & Industry
The Town of Seabrook has a thriving retail and industrial economy with room for more. The Town offers access to the Greater Boston Labor market, development sites accessible to employees and all forms of transportation, and educational facilities to educate and train workers.
Seabrook Community
The community has an active seacoast with miles of clean beaches, an active harbor with a thriving business sector. Our harbor is the home of the Yankee Fisherman’s Cooperative with an active fishing fleet that on any day can be seen bringing in their catch of fish and lobster.
Seabrook Environment
The Conservation Commission carries on important programs that ensure the protection of the community’s environment. The Commission has completed a salt marsh restoration program, is preparing plans for a nature trail and to construct an observation platform for the study of the habitat that was so important to our early settlers.
Why Seabrook?
Coastal Access
Enjoy miles of clean beaches, a working harbor, salt marshes, and easy access to Seabrook’s coastal recreation. The harbor is home to an active fishing fleet, while the beach area offers a mix of year-round and seasonal homes.
Proximity to Boston
Seabrook is just 36 miles from Boston, with convenient access to I-95 and Route 1. Portsmouth is about 15 miles away, making Seabrook a convenient location for work, business, travel, and recreation throughout New England.
Employment
Seabrook supports a diverse business community with approximately 250 industrial, commercial, and retail companies. Its location, available workforce, transportation access, and business environment create opportunities for employers and workers alike.
Recreation
From beaches and nature areas to sports and community programs, Seabrook offers activities for residents of all ages. The Community Center provides recreation programs, athletic facilities, courts, a playground, and exercise spaces throughout the year.
Why Seabrook?
History
Greater Boston
Employers
Portsmouth
Recreation