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Salaries & Cost of Living in Strafford County, NH

Median pay, take-home pay and what is left after rent, food and energy for 101 occupations in Strafford County, NH.

Jobs listed
101
Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH
Median of medians
$75,210
per year, before tax
1-bedroom rent
$1,600
HUD Fair Market Rent / month
Jobs covering basics
100%
101 of 101
Household income
$88,570
Census median per year
Property tax
$6,708
Census median per year

Pay and cost of living in Strafford County, NH

Across the 101 occupations we cover in Strafford County, NH, the middle median salary is $75,210 a year. Pay runs from $33,740 for Packers and Packagers, Hand up to $291,000 for Natural Sciences Managers, a spread of $257,260. Wages come from the Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH survey area.

A one-bedroom apartment in Strafford County, NH has a HUD Fair Market Rent of $1,600 a month and a two-bedroom $2,093. Rent, food, home energy and gasoline for one adult add up to $27,350 a year. After federal, FICA and state income taxes, the average occupation here takes home $67,029 a year, and every one of the 101 occupations listed here earns enough take-home pay to cover the four basics.

Open any occupation below for its full payslip, the tax breakdown, the rent comparison and a plain-English explanation of what is left after the basics. Every figure uses the same method, so results are comparable from one job and one county to the next.

Housing, taxes and commute in Strafford County, NH

The figures below are exact U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates for Strafford County, NH, set beside the New Hampshire and national medians.

Median household income in Strafford County, NH is $88,570, 11% below the New Hampshire median of $99,031 and $80,734 nationally. A year of one-bedroom Fair Market Rent ($19,200) equals 21.7% of that income. The median of the occupation medians listed here, $75,210, is 15% below household income, which is expected because a household can hold more than one earner.

Homeowners in Strafford County, NH pay a median of $6,708 a year in real estate taxes, in line with the New Hampshire median of $6,667. With a median home value of $362,800, 10% below the New Hampshire median of $402,500, the ratio of the two medians is 1.85% a year.

Renters in Strafford County, NH pay a median gross rent of $1,488 a month in the Census survey, in line with the New Hampshire median of $1,491. HUD's one-bedroom Fair Market Rent used for the budgets on this site is $1,600; the Census figure covers rental units of every size.

Workers in Strafford County, NH who travel to a workplace spend an average of 26.0 minutes each way, 3% below the New Hampshire average of 26.7. 16.2% of workers work from home, compared with 15.1% nationally.

All jobs in Strafford County, NH, highest paying first

Showing 1–50 of 101.

Occupations in Strafford County, NH ranked by median salary
#OccupationMedian salaryTake-homeLeft per month
1Natural Sciences Managers$291,000$209,159$15,151
2Computer and Information Systems Managers$214,960$159,980$11,052
3Marketing Managers$213,910$159,291$10,995
4Financial Managers$209,780$156,318$10,747
5Sales Managers$206,610$153,983$10,553
6Lawyers$183,350$136,702$9,113
7Software Developers$166,090$124,456$8,092
8Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary$164,450$123,335$7,999
9Construction Managers$156,470$117,880$7,544
10Medical and Health Services Managers$136,760$104,408$6,422
11Management Analysts$135,640$103,643$6,358
12General and Operations Managers$133,800$102,385$6,253
13Data Scientists$132,040$101,182$6,153
14Biochemists and Biophysicists$131,550$100,847$6,125
15Education Administrators, Postsecondary$131,130$100,560$6,101
16Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary$131,080$100,526$6,098
17Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists$129,500$99,446$6,008
18Computer Systems Analysts$129,180$99,228$5,990
19Administrative Services Managers$120,670$93,411$5,505
20Mechanical Engineers$119,300$92,475$5,427
21Industrial Engineers$118,970$92,246$5,408
22Financial and Investment Analysts$117,520$91,226$5,323
23Project Management Specialists$114,990$89,446$5,175
24Civil Engineers$107,670$84,297$4,746
25Registered Nurses$106,180$83,249$4,658
26Compliance Officers$103,940$81,673$4,527
27Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists$102,390$80,582$4,436
28Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents$101,200$79,745$4,366
29Accountants and Auditors$100,150$79,007$4,305
30First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers$99,890$78,824$4,289
31Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education$98,850$78,092$4,228
32Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education$98,060$77,536$4,182
33Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters$96,760$76,622$4,106
34First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers$94,970$75,362$4,001
35Buyers and Purchasing Agents$93,010$73,984$3,886
36Human Resources Specialists$90,270$72,056$3,725
37Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants$85,260$68,531$3,432
38Training and Development Specialists$83,800$67,504$3,346
39Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel$83,420$67,237$3,324
40First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers$82,660$66,702$3,279
41Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses$82,190$66,372$3,252
42Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors$80,760$65,366$3,168
43Insurance Sales Agents$80,120$64,915$3,130
44Electricians$79,910$64,768$3,118
45Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products$79,670$64,599$3,104
46Clinical Laboratory Technologists and Technicians$79,480$64,465$3,093
47Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers$78,180$63,551$3,017
48First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers$77,990$63,417$3,006
49Computer User Support Specialists$77,850$63,318$2,997
50Child, Family, and School Social Workers$77,420$63,016$2,972