Jason Hackler - Duston Leddy Real Estate
Buying or selling a historic or distinctive home requires more than a real estate agent—it requires someone who truly understands what makes a property special. Jason Hackler brings that rare combination of expertise, passion, and perspective.
As co-owner of New Hampshire Antique Co-op and a licensed real estate professional for nearly 20 years, Jason has turned a lifelong interest into a vocation, seamlessly weaving real estate into his daily work. He is part of the team at Duston Leddy Real Estate, with offices in Portsmouth and Peterborough, New Hampshire.
Jason’s dedicated interest in history, antiques, and architecture gives him a keen understanding of antique and architecturally significant properties. His first-hand knowledge of restoration and period techniques gives him a true edge—whether locating a special home for a client or positioning a distinctive property for sale. He doesn’t simply list a home; he understands it, and knows how to communicate the craftsmanship, design, and character that might otherwise go unappreciated.
That passion began early. At just four years old, Jason insisted on visiting the Newport mansions each summer, drawn to their extraordinary design and workmanship. Throughout his early schooling, he gravitated toward architecture and history, and by the age of eleven, he was already buying and selling antiques through his family’s business. Weekends and school vacations were spent at the shop, traveling throughout New Hampshire and Vermont antiquing, visiting museums, and attending country auctions.
After college, Jason expanded his expertise through the Winterthur Museum Institute Program and worked in the curatorial departments at Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth and Historic Deerfield in Massachusetts, focusing on 17th–19th century collections and architecture.
As an antique dealer and collector of fine American and European furniture and fine art, Jason brings a uniquely informed perspective to real estate, interfacing seamlessly with his extensive and established client base. His passion for historic preservation, along with his own property endeavors, allows him to connect with clients in a genuine and meaningful way.
A lifelong resident of southern New Hampshire and a current resident of Peterborough, Jason offers in-depth knowledge of the region. His commitment to client relationships is steadfast, and his ability to thoughtfully market properties and understand each client’s specific needs is proven.
If you are considering buying or selling a home—particularly one with architectural or historical significance—Jason welcomes the opportunity to connect.
Please reach out to Jason if you are interested in selling or purchasing a home.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE ABOUT JASON HACKLER & REAL ESTATE SERVICES
As co-owner of New Hampshire Antique Co-op and a licensed real estate professional for nearly 20 years, Jason has turned a lifelong interest into a vocation, seamlessly weaving real estate into his daily work. He is part of the team at Duston Leddy Real Estate, with offices in Portsmouth and Peterborough, New Hampshire.
Jason’s dedicated interest in history, antiques, and architecture gives him a keen understanding of antique and architecturally significant properties. His first-hand knowledge of restoration and period techniques gives him a true edge—whether locating a special home for a client or positioning a distinctive property for sale. He doesn’t simply list a home; he understands it, and knows how to communicate the craftsmanship, design, and character that might otherwise go unappreciated.
That passion began early. At just four years old, Jason insisted on visiting the Newport mansions each summer, drawn to their extraordinary design and workmanship. Throughout his early schooling, he gravitated toward architecture and history, and by the age of eleven, he was already buying and selling antiques through his family’s business. Weekends and school vacations were spent at the shop, traveling throughout New Hampshire and Vermont antiquing, visiting museums, and attending country auctions.
After college, Jason expanded his expertise through the Winterthur Museum Institute Program and worked in the curatorial departments at Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth and Historic Deerfield in Massachusetts, focusing on 17th–19th century collections and architecture.
As an antique dealer and collector of fine American and European furniture and fine art, Jason brings a uniquely informed perspective to real estate, interfacing seamlessly with his extensive and established client base. His passion for historic preservation, along with his own property endeavors, allows him to connect with clients in a genuine and meaningful way.
A lifelong resident of southern New Hampshire and a current resident of Peterborough, Jason offers in-depth knowledge of the region. His commitment to client relationships is steadfast, and his ability to thoughtfully market properties and understand each client’s specific needs is proven.
If you are considering buying or selling a home—particularly one with architectural or historical significance—Jason welcomes the opportunity to connect.
Please reach out to Jason if you are interested in selling or purchasing a home.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE ABOUT JASON HACKLER & REAL ESTATE SERVICES
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