Raymond

Average Sales Price

$537,398

Median Sales Price

$484,900

Total Listings

Population

10,153

I'm Kyle Cavanaugh, a New Hampshire native, REALTOR® and investor. Considering a move to Raymond? Start with the homes and local resources below, then bring me the questions that matter to your everyday life. Your property search deserves a personal plan.

Raymond, New Hampshire • With Kyle Cavanaugh

Find the place.
Think through the possibilities.

A Raymond home search should leave room for both: the life you imagine and the details that make a property work.

I’m Kyle Cavanaugh, a New Hampshire REALTOR® and investor. Tell me what is bringing you to Raymond. We can start with your priorities, then investigate the particular home, lot, or project in front of you.

The idea and the actual property

“Could we?” deserves a closer look.

Maybe you are imagining an addition, a different use, or a home with room for a future project. I’ve flipped properties and built and sold new-construction homes. That experience is one reason I want to understand the details before a possibility becomes the centerpiece of your purchase.

Start with the record.

Raymond’s planning page connects to zoning materials, application forms and a GIS tax-map resource. Use the town’s information as a starting point for questions about a specific parcel; a listing description alone does not settle a proposed use.

Raymond planning resources →

Understand the conversation.

The town describes opportunities for pre-application discussion and design review. It identifies these discussions as non-binding. If your plans depend on a change, ask the department which process applies and what would still need to be established.

Keep your plan personal.

A renovation idea, a new build, and an investment purchase call for different conversations. Bring me the goal behind the idea. We can work through the next questions around the actual property.

Explore my construction introduction →

A property-specific resource

Check the relevant maps, too.

Raymond’s Planning and Development page links to a groundwater-management-zone ordinance and map under its site-information resources. If you are investigating a parcel, ask the appropriate town department whether these materials apply to it and what follow-up is needed.

This is a prompt for careful property research—not a conclusion about every Raymond home.

Find the town’s map and current guidance →

Build a life, not just a shortlist

What will help you feel connected?

Finding your routines and connections is part of moving. Raymond’s Recreation Department publishes adult and youth programs, athletics, seasonal activities and community-event resources. Its Rec’n Roll newsletter is another place to look for current local opportunities.

Start with the activities you actually enjoy. Check current schedules, requirements and availability with the organizer before making plans around an event or program.

Explore Raymond recreation →Find Rec’n Roll updates →

Kyle’s perspective

The right next step starts with your reason.

Buying your home

Let’s connect your priorities with a useful search. You do not need a fully formed plan to start the conversation.

My approach to buying →

Considering an investment

I own multifamily and rental properties. I bring that firsthand perspective to the questions we investigate; the detailed analysis should fit your particular purchase.

Start beyond the rent roll →

Making a move your own

First home, next home, or a change of direction: your identity, household and priorities deserve a welcoming conversation.

Why representation matters to me →

Official Raymond planning and recreation resources reviewed October 30, 2026. Processes, programs and requirements may change. Confirm property-specific questions with the relevant department.

Let’s make it a Prideful Move

Tell me what you see next.

A home, an idea, or simply a place to begin? Let’s talk about your Raymond move and build the next step together.

Start your Raymond conversation →Browse the Raymond area page →

Explore the existing Raymond neighborhood page and refine your search there.

LISTINGS

More Listings

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New

$ 2,200

1 Bed1 Bath622 SqFt

15 Sargent DR #87, Raymond, NH 03077

Condo

Listed by Kyle P Cavanaugh of Century 21 Lifestyles
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Price Dropped by $5K

$ 280,000

1 Bed1 Bath622 SqFt

15 Sargent DR #87, Raymond, NH 03077

Condo

Listed by Kyle P Cavanaugh of Century 21 Lifestyles
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Open Sat 10AM-12PM

$ 739,000

3 Beds3 Baths2,208 SqFt

10 Blaisdell CT #037-23, Raymond, NH 03077

Single Family Home

Listed by Maria P Joseph of Century 21 Lifestyles