Rochester, NH — income, home value, property tax, and sales tax.
ZIP code 03867, covering Rochester, sits in middle-income territory. Households earn a median of $78,674, while per-capita income reaches $43,373 — enough for comfort without placing the area among the affluent. Homes carry a median value of $273,900, and the county-level property tax rate of 1.85% means owners pay a meaningful share of that value each year. One clear advantage: the combined sales tax rate is 0.00%, so everyday purchases add nothing extra at the register. The overall picture is a working- to middle-income community where property taxes do the heavy lifting.
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