Foster's Place

Dover's Front Row Seat for Downtown Living!!!

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BRAND NEW spacious apartments immersed in one of Dover's most historic settings!!!

All our apartments feature stainless… steel Energy Star appliances, granite counter-tops, in-unit washer/dryer, LED lighting, high efficiency heating/AC, wood style flooring, spray-foam insulation, and onsite parking!!!

Welcome to historic Foster's Place located in the heart of downtown Dover!!! Formerly the headquarters of the Foster's Daily Democrat newspaper, this Dover landmark has been transformed into modern apartments in the heart of NH's fastest growing city. Situated directly across from the Rotary Arts Pavilion and overlooking Dover’s Lower Square, Henry Law park and the Cocheco River, Foster’s Place offers the premier location for downtown living.

In the summer you will enjoy the fresh farmer’s market right outside your front door, Friday night concerts at the Rotary Arts Pavilion, and the beautify landscaped flowers of Henry Law Park. In autumn you will have THE front row seat for Dover’s famous “Apple Harvest Day” festival. In the winter join city residents as Dover lights up the city’s 30’ Christmas tree located just steps from Foster’s Place.

As a resident at Foster’s Place you will have Dover’s many fine restaurants, shops, and attractions all within walking distance. Share a pint at the local breweries, grab a cup of coffee and a donut at the bakery, browse the shops for that unique piece, dine at award winning restaurants, or take the little ones for a day of fun at the Children’s Museum of NH, Dover’s Adventure park, and Henry Law Park located right across the street!

Traveling to and from Dover? Foster’s Place is located just 1/3 of a mile from the City of Dover Transportation center offering train service from Boston, MA to Portland, ME and bus service to many seacoast locations including the Pease International Tradeport, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Great Bay Community College, the University of New Hampshire and more!!!

Travel through New England and chances are you will notice that historic buildings have been demolished and replaced by the same building being constructed over and over again with the same bland, cookie cutter apartments. At Foster’s Place it was our goal to not only save and preserve this historic landmark, but transform it with unique residences and layouts that honor the building’s rich history. Many of our residences combine the original exposed brickwork from the 1900’s with the modern conveniences one comes to expect in brand new apartments.

Want some history? In addition to being the home of the Foster’s Daily Democrat newspaper for over 100 years, many United States President from 1936 through 2008 have stepped foot through these halls as part of the newspaper’s coverage of New Hampshire’s first in the nation Presidential Primary. Read More