If you’re looking for a great way to be neighborly, nurture friendships with newcomers, or support your longtime besties on the block, we’ve created a great list of Christmas gifts for neighbors. These aren’t just for the holidays, but also for birthdays and lots of other special occasions. What’s better yet? Most of the unisex gifts ideas on our list are under $25.
When you’re looking for a nice little gift just to say thanks or happy holidays or happy birthday, but you want something that’s not too personal, it’s pretty hard to go wrong with chocolate – especially when that chocolate is Godiva. This Hot Cocoa and Milk Chocolate Biscuit Set comes with a canister of hot cocoa mix and a box of their buttery milk chocolate shortbread biscuits.
Godiva’s milk chocolate hot cocoa mix which is, in my opinion, the absolute top hot cocoa mix I’ve ever had. Hands down. To perfectly pair with a steaming mug of cocoa, there’s a box of 12 Godiva Shortbread Biscuits with a crisp cookie base and Godiva’s classic Belgium chocolate.
Kubb is a really fun yard game that’s become a standard at my backyard BBQs, but it’s also a lot of fun to play in the colder months of the year. This game is great for both kids and adults. If you want a gift for a family of active neighbors, give this little gift a shot. It was recently played on an episode of Good Mythical Morning.
Another way to make new friends in the hood is to invite folks over to play a competitive game of Bocce ball. This set gives you everything you’ll need to have an afternoon of fun at an affordable price.
There’s nothing quite so personal as sharing your most treasured recipes with neighbors and friends. That’s what makes this sweet recipe box such a perfect neighbor gift. It comes with 50 recipe cards, and fourteen categorized dividers. No need to write out all the recipes – just include two or three of your family favorites and let them fill the rest of the box with their own. I’m featuring this classic gold design because it will fit in with any decor but they have a variety of more colorful options as well.
This Mug and Infuser Set is a great gift idea for your neighbors who like tea, coffee, or Scottish cryptids. It includes a stainless steel camp mug featuring the Loch Ness Monster sticking its head up out of a lake set into a beautiful landscape. The silicone infuser is shaped to perfectly match Nessie with its head (handle) sticking up out of the cup.
While designed to be used as a tea infuser, you could also put instant coffee or aromatic spices into the infuser. We recommend that you include a loose-leaf tea to take things to the next level, at least for the neighbors you are close with.
If you need another gift idea for the neighbor who loves quirky kitchen items, we also love these wacky egg molds.
This funny yet functional gift is a great idea for anyone who loves entertaining. This set of stackable coasters includes coasters for five people, which can be stacked into a fun cactus shape when they are not in use. The coasters are heat resistant and waterproof because they are made from EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate).
This is a great gift for any neighbor who grows cacti or succulents, or perhaps moved from and misses their former desert environment. And cute cacti idea – these cactus tea light candles make great gifts for neighbors. And the Suguaro Cactus Desk Organizer is another cute and inexpensive gift as well.
One way to light up the neighborhood this Christmas and beyond the holidays is to give each of your neighbors one of these beautiful Moroccan candle lanterns to hang at the front door or from their porch. Elegant metalwork and colored glass make a gorgeous display after dark.
And in case you’re worried about fire safety, don’t be. These lanterns come equipped with a string of LED fairy lights that operate with three AAA batteries. They even have a remote control! These lanterns come in a rainbow of colors, so you could get each of your neighbors a different one.
These days it feels like we’re all in a never-ending loop of, “Oh, I have to charge my phone.” This small portable charger is a great gift idea for the neighbor who is always on their phone. With enough juice to recharge the average smartphone at least twice, this is also a nice gift for anyone who travels frequently and needs to stay connected while on the go.
While not a gift for just new neighbor given it’s Christian nature, if you’re looking to welcome a new neighbor into your community after meeting them in church, the gift of this lovely wind chime will really touch their heart.
The tinkling aluminum tubes are tuned such that when they chime together they play one of the most beloved hymns of all times, Amazing Grace. That sounds impossible but listen to the video on the listing. It really works.
This wind chime features a cherry-stained wood top piece and dangle, and at 24 inches long it’s a perfect piece to hang on a covered front porch or back patio.
Does your new neighbor’s house give off more of a beachy vibe or you’re not sure of their religious affiliation? This brilliantly colorful Capiz shell windchime would look gorgeous at their place.
One of the things that makes a neighborhood neighborly is the fact that you all share the local bird population–and a communal hatred for the adorable rodents that mess with your feeders. Give them a leg up with this Squirrel Buster Bird Feeder.
Depending on where you live, that could include an amazing array of the entertaining little fliers, and this birdfeeder can help bring more birds into your neighbor’s yard. It’s especially wonderful for families with curious kids, or older folks who love to watch their aviary from the comforts of indoors.
Another fun idea that will entertain people of all ages is a hummingbird feeder. Not only are these tiny birds beautiful, they’re among the most entertaining to watch.
Looking for a clever and useful gift for your neighbors that’s not so expensive that it makes them feel uncomfortable? We think these beechwood measuring spoons are so clever and cute that absolutely everyone will love them. Perhaps you deliver them with a note requesting a small measure of forgiveness over a recent misunderstanding, or you add a small bag of turbinado sugar to make these spoons even sweeter. Whatever you decide, you can count on them loving the adorable little woodland creatures etched on each and every one of them.
You could also give them this matching etched wooden mixing spoon with a super cute squirrel, or lots of other fun kitchen utensils from this cool company.
Looking for a gift for an educated neighbor who loves reading? This book will appeal to lovers of history, philosophy, or politics. The book follows Hume and Smith’s relationship from their first meeting in 1749 until Hume’s death in 1776, and explains how the two men each influenced one another.
If you’re shopping for a neighbor who is an opera buff, skip The Infidel and the Professor and opt for Puccini Without Excuses, which should be right up their alley.
Have neighbors with a new baby, or a baby on the way? This Hatch Rest Baby Sound Machine is a thoughtful gift that will ensure everyone’s getting a good night of sleep. They can control it remotely via the easy-to-use Hatch Baby Rest app. Looking for more gift ideas for expectant parents? Consider something from our guide to the best push presents.
We’re obsessed with these colorful knife sets from Chef’s Vision. Arguably one of the coolest gifts for neighbors this year, we love this gift idea for passionate home cooks, wildlife lovers, or both. While they’re a bit higher priced than many of our gifts, they’re a lovely housewarming present for someone you know well. You can also get these knives with landscape scenes or celestial wonders. They’re all really beautiful.
In fact, you’re actually giving a gift that will keep your friends and neighbors safe. Did you know sharp knives are actually way safer than dull ones? Check out the facts at Home Ec 101.
Everyone loves donuts, so what better way to make new friends than to take them a freshly baked batch of your favorites, along with this set of donut baking pans? These steel pans have a wicked non-stick surface and that means donuts release easily without cracks and crumbs.
Succulents are so hot right now, and because they’re so easy to take care of, everyone loves them. This six piece set of succulents is even easier, because they’re fake – but you’d hardly know it. They’re each potted in cute little grey pulp pots that look like clay, but are strong and not brittle. This six pack could easily be split between two or three neighbors as just a thoughtful little gift to say you’re glad they’re in your community.
Maple syrup is a wonderful neighbor gift, and this syrup is made extra special thanks to additional aging in bourbon barrels. This adds a nice dimension to the syrup, and it tastes especially nice on pancakes and waffles. This product is made in Dutchess County, New York, making it a thoughtful gift for anyone originally from that area.
This creative soap dish makes it easier to keep the soap dish clean and free of soap residue. This is a great gift for neighbors who just moved in, and maybe haven’t had a chance to get all the little niceties they want for their new place. For anyone who hates soft, mushy soap, this soap saver soap dish is the answer.
For use in both kitchen and bath, these wooden soap savers come in a three pack and are great for soap bars as well as those kitchen scrubbies and sponges.
When in doubt, chocolate is a safe bet. These dark chocolate and salted caramel confections are totally delightful. This canister weighs 36 ounces, meaning over two pounds of sweet goodness. If your neighbor has a sweet tooth, this delicious gift is gonna be right up their alley.
When it comes to chocolate, it’s universally adored. You might want to check out our guide to all the best chocolate gifts.
This cheeky stemless glass is the perfect gift for the neighbor that is always up for splitting a bottle of wine with you at the end of the day. Get two, to give them a matched set, or pair a single glass with a bottle of their favorite wine. We also think the “Why Limit Happy to An Hour?” glass is another fun option to share a cocktail with our neighborhood besties.
No matter the time of year, you can’t go wrong with giving hand cream as a gift. Many folks struggle with dry skin, so hand cream will definitely be well-received. This particular hand cream has a nice consistency that doesn’t feel greasy after you apply it. We love the uplifting blood orange and amber scent.
This same company makes a variety of hand creams and lotions that you might want to consider. From Lemon Verbena and Spanish Lime to their Fir & Grapefruit Lotion, their citrusy scents are universally appealing to everyone.
Need a gift for the neighbor who loves to cook (or just loves retro Americana)? This cute sign will be a fun addition to their kitchen, especially if they’re the ones who are always popping by with a dozen fresh baked cookies. If you want to give them a bit of an homage to the quality of their food gifts, we also think they’ll love this vintage “Eat Here” sign.
These cute “handwarmer” mugs are very comfortable to hold, and also keep your hands warm on cold mornings.
Please note that this mug is available in both right-hand and left-hand variations. If you have a leftie neighbor, they’ll be surprised you went to the effort to get a mug that would be more comfortable for them to use.
These simple lights are the perfect gift for the neighbor with a boho chic style. The delicate rose gold color and funky geometric design really create an unusual look for any interior space. Each strand is five feet long, so consider picking up two or three packages if you think they’d like to cover a larger wall space.
If you know nothing about your neighbor, but want to get them something nice as a welcome gift or for some other special occasion, it’s hard to go wrong with something coffee-related. Pair this up-market coffee brewing system with a bag of your favorite beans, and your neighbor will become your BFF overnight.
Wondering why pour over coffee is such a hot topic these days? This old school method of brewing is actually far more flavorful than the coffee from your electric pot. Don’t believe us? Here’s the word from the experts at The Daily Meal.
Sometimes a good old-fashioned board game is just what the doctor (or neighborhood Santa) ordered for an indoor night of family fun. Exploding Kittens is a game for people who are into kittens and explosions and laser beams and sometimes goats. Okay – maybe just for people who are off the wall.
This kitty-powered game of Russian roulette is illustrated by the hysterical folks at The Oatmeal, and it’s a great party ice breaker if you’ve invited the right company. If your neighbors have a bit of a naughty sense of humor, the Exploding Kittens: NSFW Edition (Not Safe For Work) features a little more explicit content that’s definitely for adults only.
Everyone needs help with stress relief. These gift-worthy candles smell as great as they look. Give all four to your favorite neighbor, or split the set among multiple homes if money is tight this year and you want holiday gifts for all of your friends. These aromatherapy candles come in beautiful tiny tins with lids that can be reused when the candle is gone.
If you’re looking to communicate with a gift that reflects your groovy personal style, these clever candles come in tins that look straight outta the 60s.
This cute “beanietail” hat from C.C. is the perfect accessory for chilly morning walks and runs. If you have a woman neighbor who regularly sports a high pony, and hates trying to get her hair under a hat, this is a stellar little gift idea she’ll love. The drawstring Bun Beanie is another cute option to consider.
Looking for a gift for your foodie neighbor? This fancy-pants balsamic is the real deal. Give it alone with a bow around the neck of the bottle, or pair it with homemade bread, salt, or olive oil to take things to the next level.
For people who are passionate about good food and who love to prepare meals at home, there’s nothing better than having fresh herbs on hand to spice up a dish. Not only do they amp up the flavor, but they have so many health benefits according to this article in The Washington Post. That’s why this sweet little indoor garden kit is a perfect gift idea for neighbors.
With everything they’ll need to grow Basil, Cilantro, Parsley, and Thyme, this kit even includes little pots and plant markers to make create a tiny kitchen garden in a small space. If you’re shopping for gardeners, you can find more fun ideas on our gifts for plant lovers list.
The holidays can be exhausting, especially these days, but this Positive Thinking Jar is a gift your neighbors will appreciate every time they dip into it. Filled with uplifting quotes and affirmations, this gift will keep them looking at the bright side of life.
Each little card opens to deliver bright colors and messages that are feel-good kinds of thoughts to get them through the day, or even just a tough time. For that neighbor who seems to work 24/7, they might love the Success and Inspiration Jar.
This neighborly gift delivers on cool vintage style but succeeds with complete functionality too. This two-gallon watering can is made of galvanized steel so it resists rust, and makes it easy to water patio pots and hangers without dragging the hose around the yard. You could always wrap a big ribbon around the can, and tie a cute pair of garden gloves on as well.
If anyone could inspire neighborly behavior, it would have to be Fred Rogers from Mister Rogers Neighborhood. This lovely tome is dedicated to the life and works of a truly gentle human, and can he inspired everyone on their journey to becoming more loving and understanding of all the people in their neighborhood.
It traces Rogers’ professional, personal and artistic journey through life, allowing us to see from behind the lens, how to be our best person and human. Another one of our fave gifts for neighbors is Mr. Rogers personal words in You Are Special: Words of Wisdom for All Ages from a Beloved Neighbor.
Sometimes the simple gifts are the best gifts. Give them this mug, and they’ll know exactly where they stand with you. For extra festive fun, pair this gift with some chocolate mint truffle hot cocoa mix.
Do you live in one of those neighborhoods where folks are really close? If you do, it’s likely you’re a regular at welcoming newcomers to the hood. If you’re looking for a lovely way to do that, some homebaked goodies are always special, but they can sometimes come with the need to return a dish or platter. That’s why we love this traveling neighbor plate. You can load it up with holiday treats from your kitchen, and once they are gone, your neighbor will get the lovely sentiment beneath that encourages them to pass it on to their next new neighbor. We love the thought!
The giving plate is similar, in that it’s meant to be passed on, but its sentiment is more about sharing ongoingly, and we also think that’s a great way to meet and make friends with the folks who live near you.
It’s always fun to give a gift that will make your neighbors laugh every time they use it, especially if it’s to tackle a kitchen chore that often goes undone. This pair of mamas will accomplish those duties with aplomb. The Angry Mama is a clever steamer that makes cleaning their microwave as simple as pushing start, and wiping it out, while Cool Mama lets them keep their fridge fresh baking soda instead of relying on some nasty damp box hanging out on a shelf.
A storm glass is a great gift for any neighbor who is always talking about the weather. The crystals inside the glass rearrange based on incoming weather patterns, so they can see at a glance if it looks like rain. It also has a cool digital LCD readout on the base that gives the current temperature and humidity indoors.
Another cool gift is this glass barometer that comes mounted along with a globe shaped storm glass weather predictor.
This kitchen towel perfectly expresses how you feel about your favorite neighbors. Consider purchasing two towels, and pairing them with some tea, homemade bread, or other small kitchen gift to make your gift bundle a bit more memorable. If you’ve noticed your new neighbors have one or two kitties, and perhaps you do too, the “We’re Cat People” box sign will make them and their pets feel completely accepted.
What better way to make friends with your new over the fence neighbor than by showing up with some icy cold Moscow Mules in these fancy hammered copper mugs? The big brass handles ensure you’ll both keep your cocktails from spilling while you chat and make friends. At the end of your respite, you can hand over these sweet mugs as a memorable neighbor gift, or you can wash them and wrap them in the box they come in for a more formal presentation.
Another fun neighborly gift idea would be this awesome recipe book that simply invites gatherings. The New Cocktail Hour: The Essential Guide to Hand-Crafted Drinks has more than 200 recipes, both old school and new age, and it’s a lovely way to say welcome to the neighborhood.
Looking for a great gift for a history buff or American patriot? This love letter to American history highlights just one summer, the summer of 1927, a short period of American history that was packed with excitement and innovation.
In his classic humorous style, author Bill Bryson covers some of the biggest events in 1927, including Charles Lindbergh crossing the Atlantic, Babe Ruth’s pursuit of the home run record, the rise of Al Capone, and the release of the first motion picture with sound.
This American summer was a time of excitement and optimism, but also some harrowing events, and the resulting book is a hugely entertaining page-turner. We think this is a particularly nice gift for your neighbor who’s a history teacher or anyone who is interested in sports or true crime.
Food speaks a common language, and gifts around food and cooking always make popular neighbor gifts. With so many options, we think this lovely bamboo cutting board and utensil set is a particularly good choice. If you’re feeling like this isn’t quite enough, deliver it along with a treasured family recipe handwritten by you.
We think it’s a universal truth that almost every household has a hard time keeping track of their keys. That’s why this cool cast iron key holder is one of those great gifts for neighbors that they’ll use and love every single day. Topped by the word “Keys” it features four curved hooks, each of which can hold several sets of house and car keys. Another cute and affordable idea along those same lines is this wall mount key holder and mail basket.
For a clever shabby chic look, this mail holder features four photo frames, three key hooks, and three little storage drawers. We think it’s super cute.
If you’re looking for a way to be neighborly for either folks who may have just moved in, or for your good friends who are like-minded about protecting the earth from plastic waste, these cute reusable grocery bags are a great gift. They’ll keep everyone thinking about bringing home their food without those plastic bags that litter our highways and waterways, and they fold up for super easy storage in the trunk, back seat, or pantry.
Each bag can hold up to 50 pounds of groceries, and the reinforced handles make them easy to carry. If you’re buying for a male neighbor who may be less inclined to carry bags that are covered in cute prints, these polyester grocery bags are a great idea, and we love the fact that they’re machine washable so leaks, spills and the occasional squashed banana aren’t an issue. They come in a set of four. For your earthier neighbor, they might like these canvas grocery bags made from organic cotton.
There’s no better way to get to know your neighbors than by hosting a backyard barbecue. If they’ve got a little firepit, this little gift can really make their day. These marshmallow roasting forks feature wooden handles that stay cool, and they extend to a whopping 32 inches, to keep littler roasters at a safe distance from the fire. The non-sharp fork tines make them safe even for smaller kids (or adults who act like kids.)
I bought things for my own fire pit and my favorite feature is the different colors that make it easy to tell whose stick is whose.
These forks make fun neighbor gifts, especially if you package them up in a perfect S’mores kit by Hershey’s.
In our house, we have a fleece blanket literally everyone wraps up in when they need to feel supported or they’ve got some kind of bug. We call it the “Aunt Shirley blanket” because that’s the name of the person who made it. If you have a neighbor that could use some lifting up, this positive energy fleece throw sends so many happy and healing thoughts. (Maybe they’ll name it after you!)
At 50 x 65 inches, this blanket is big enough to snuggle with a toddler while reading or watching movies, and it’s big enough to cover an adult by themselves as well. This blanket is covered with words of encouragement and love, and it’s a great gift idea for neighbors to know you’re thinking of them. Get it in 20 different colors, and sever combinations of messages.
If your neighbor also happens to be your bestie, this lovely Jar of Smiles is a great way to give them some laughter, love, and smiles that last for a whole month. This clever jar contains 31 little notes and quotes that are sure to make every day just a bit more special and fun.
Life, especially during the holidays, can get pretty hectic. What better way to give your neighbors a calming moment of peace than to give them a lovely sampler of herbal teas? The Tea Forte Herbal Retreat tea sampler serves up ten tasty cups of comfort, joy, and warmth, all in the prettiest little box that’s like a present in itself.
Each pretty little pyramid tea bag looks like a tiny gift, and with flavors like Apricot Amaretto, Kiwi Lime Ginger, and Mojito Marmalade, they’ll get all the zing of a holiday cocktail without the alcohol. For those who love black teas, and the shot of caffeine they offer, a Taylors of Harrogate Classic Tea Variety Box gives them 48 bags in eight flavors, both caffeinated and decaf. It’s also a wicked bargain. If you want more options for tea gift boxes and sets, we have many excellent recommendations.
Do you have a new neighbor who has just moved in from out of state? Perhaps you know someone who usually travels to their home but can’t get away this holiday season. That’s when the gift of a Homesick Candle can give them the heartwarming aromas of home, without the trip there. Homesick candles come in scents for every state, as well as many specific cities and countries. This writer picked Idaho because that’s home for me, and the scent of spruce needles, melting snow, sandalwood, cinnamon, and amber, evokes all my good feelings about my state.
These soy wax candles have 60-80 hours of burn time, so they’ll enjoy them throughout the holidays and beyond. Candle gift sets are another welcome present and you can choose based on scents or decor colors.
Do you have the kind of neighbors who are always helping each other out? If yes, they’ll get a belly laugh out of this clever hanging plaque that can be placed on their porch or front door. It says “Please ring bell – if no one answers, pull weeds.” The 5 x 8 inch vintage look sign hangs from a black cord so it’s simple to mount.
For really good buds, they’ll get a giggle out of this box sign that says “Good friends don’t let you do stupid things alone.”
If you regularly get together with your over the fence friends to enjoy a glass of wine, this set of funny wine coasters is the perfect gift for the holidays or no reason at all. They’re guaranteed to deliver lots of laughs with their old school designs and funny sayings. But these aren’t just cute, they’re practical presents for people who don’t want marks on their wood tables from glasses that might contain drinks besides wine.
Another cute set of coasters has significantly spicier sayings for neighbors you know would appreciate that type of thing.
Almost everyone has a 9 x 13 baking dish, but if your neighbors regularly share meals, it’s always a drag to have to gingerly carry a glass baking dish, especially if what’s inside needs to be kept warm or cold. That’s why we love this insulated casserole carrier from Rachel Ray. The Temperfoil liner keeps things at the right temperature, whether they’re lugging a lasagne or batch of freshly baked cinnamon rolls.
The padded exterior helps guard against dish breakage and the zipper top makes it easy to get their dish from the car to the table in one piece. The padded handle makes for an easy carry, and a top zipper pocket is perfect for slipping in serving utensils. This cool carrier comes in seven fun colors to choose from.
When you’re buying gifts for neighbors, often you’re looking for memorable ideas that are also affordable. A Christmas ornament is an ideal option that your neighbors and friends will cherish year after year and each time they unpack it and decorate their tree, they’ll always think of you. This happy little snowman ornament from Old World Christmas is hand-blown, and carefully handpainted and glittered to give it such a lifelike expression.
If your neighbors are a little more quirky than traditional, give them a good laugh by picking one of this year’s best weird Christmas ornaments.
Who doesn’t love Bob Ross, the late artist made famous on PBS for his calming style and “happy little clouds?” This chia pet depicts Bob, with his iconic wild head of hair. Within just a couple of weeks, your neighbors will have a lush green kitchen garden of yummy sprouts to enhance salads, sandwiches and more.
The Bob Ross Bobblehead plays ten different wise and witty sayings from the painter, and the Bob Ross Heat Changing Mug transforms, once filled with a hot liquid, from having a black background to a happy little scene.
Are you looking for a way to give your neighbors and friends something clever and fun without breaking the bank this year? This set of 12 funny neoprene bottle sleeves are perfect to split into smaller groupings of two or four as fun gifts. Each holder snugly fits a standard 12-ounce beer or soda bottle and zips to keep drinks cool for sipping.
You can deliver them with your favorite six-pack of beer and a bow, and leave your neighbors totally happy with your gift choice, because…beer. If your pals tend to drink out of cans rather than bottles, no worries. You can get some funny can coolers instead.
If you love to give more practical presents to the people on your gift list, useful kitchen gadgets are almost universally a great gift idea. That’s what makes this set of spoon rests an affordable and sensible option. Made from food-grade silicone, they keep countertops and stovetops cleaner, and they’re heat resistant and dishwasher safe. Their larger size makes them great for spatulas and ladles as well as large spoons.
Another one of our favorite kitchen gifts tackles one of our least-favorite kitchen chores. These silicone garlic peeling tubes make getting that sticky paper off our favorite stinky bulb a breeze.
What if you could give someone a smile each and every time they stepped out their front door? That’s exactly what this friendship themed stepping stone will do. Made from cast resin to simulate the look of sandstone, this stepping stone is inscribed with the words “friends are the flowers in the garden of life.” It can also be hung on a wall as long as there’s a stud available.
Another beautiful stepping stone features bead flowers and says “Love, laughter, and friendship are always welcome in this house.”
If you love to deliver your homebaked holiday goodies to cat-loving friends and neighbors, but you feel like that gift’s a tiny bit lacking, you could always accompany your treats with this hilarious kitchen towel. It’ll keep them laughing every time they use it. It’s washable, so perfect for real day to day use, but another little note to share with your neighbors is the fact that a percent of the proceeds from its sale go to support hunger relief programs.
When you’re especially close to your neighbors, it’s always fun to find a present that plays on humor like this morning/evening kitchen wall hanging. Printed with “Coffee keeps me going until wine time”, it holds two cups and two wine glasses (not included) so they can keep their favorite drinkware close at hand.
Handmade from solid wood, this piece is handcrafted and durable, plus it’s a fun way to decorate a room that needs a bit of pizazz!
Shopping for a neighbor with a good sense of humor? This hilarious partying garden gnome is the kind of neighbor Christmas gift that will keep them chuckling every time they catch sight of it. At just under nine inches tall, they can discretely place this gnome where it will remind them that it’s cocktail time pretty much any time.
If you want to give your neighbor a gnome that lights up, this Zen garden gnome holds two LED light balls that are solar powered so there’s no need for electricity.
Don’t you just love tiny gifts that are useful, beautifully wrapped, and smell just a little bit like heaven? We do too. That’s why this botanical soap sampler is one of those purchases that you can break into thoughtful little gifts for all your friends and neighbors. Each 1.9 ounce bar comes in a beautiful wrapper that’s already perfect for gift giving. Made with super moisturizing natural and botanical ingredients, this package contains 19 bars that you can split into smaller groups.
Make your gift extra special by putting the soap bars into tiny baskets with a red ribbon, or insert them into pretty organza bags.
If your neighbors are the kind of parents who hang out together outside while their kids are playing in the snow, the Karecel rechargeable hand warmer is a great gift to keep their hands (and their kids’ hands too) toasty even on the coldest days.
With three heat settings that rapidly get up to temp, this cool hand warmer does double duty, acting as a power bank for dead cell phones and other devices. It’s shockproof and won’t ever burn or scald hands. Simply slip into a pocket, and it’s at the ready to keep fingers nimble rather than numb.
Get it in five colors, and because it’s so affordable, you might want to get one for yourself.
It doesn’t really matter the season, sun and weather can be drying to skin and lips. That’s why this natural lip balm set from Burt’s Bees is the ideal gift for men or women, but especially at Christmas when winter winds and cold can be brutal on their kisser. These balms leave lips soothes, smooth and refreshed all day long with a combination of ingredients like responsibly sourced butters and beeswax. They’re 100 percent natural and come in yummy flavors like coconut and pear, vanilla bean, and strawberry.
The holidays offer a wonderful opportunity to deliver some of your best holiday treats stowed in these pretty and functional banana leaf nesting baskets. They’re perfect for bringing a meal to your neighbors including paper serving ware, and after the busy season has passed, they’ll use them for all kinds of storage applications in the kitchen and bath.
If you’re looking for some baskets with a more rustic appeal, these seagrass baskets feature cool wooden carry handles that give them a beach vibe, and each one could go to a different neighbor with a good loaf of rustic or sweet bread wrapped inside.
Are your neighbors also friends with a good sense of humor? There’s really not many gifts as hilarious as the potty sprays from Poo-Pourri. These before you go sprays might actually banish the notion that everyone’s poop stinks. Just a spritz before going, they actually stop bathroom odors before they permeate the air. Amazing.
This little bottle of citrus scented spray uses natural citrus oils and other natural compounds to battle brutal bathroom odors, but it also works to eliminate odors in trash cans and diaper pails too. If you’re buying for several friends and neighbors, snag the Poo-Pourri In a Pinch Pack that gives you five mini bottles of scented spray to disperse among your pals.
If you’re specifically buying for Christmas, the Poo-Pourri Jingle Bowls Spray makes sure everyone’s poop smells nice instead of naughty.
If you’re a homebrewer who likes to share, or even if you’re not, a great way to get to know your neighbors is over a cold beer. This beer flight tasting set is the perfect way to get to know your neighbors with an inexpensive drink option most everyone loves.
This cool set features four glasses plus a wooden paddle to hold them. A chalkboard along the front allows them to mark down each individual beer, and all you’ll need to add is four bottles of your homebrew, or for of your craft beer favorites from the store.
When you’re looking to seed a new or renew old friendship with your neighbors, this sweet and thoughtful faith quote flower pot can be the key to growing your relationship. The coffee mug-shaped planter pot features the warming words, “friends are the blossoms in the garden of life.” The planter also comes with a tiny spade that features the scripture “Let your heart rejoice.”
Keep in mind this isn’t a go-to choice for neighbors whose faith you’re not aware of.
You aren’t always lucky enough to pick your neighbors, and they definitely don’t always become friends, but when they do, this little dishtowel is a great way to remind them of your warm feelings. Consider delivering it at Christmas wrapped around some homemade holiday treats, or a special selection of jams in a pretty and festive basket.
There’s just something about opening a bottle of wine for a special evening. It’s kind of like carving the turkey at Thanksgiving. Whether relaxing after a long day at the office or hosting an intimate dinner soiree or holiday party, this electric wine bottle opener makes it easy to start the evening off in sophisticated style.
Designed to fit all traditional wine bottles, the electric wine bottle opener offers the same portable, cordless convenience as other wine bottle openers, but with the added benefit of sleek presentation and fast, effortless performance, opening a bottle in a matter of seconds. Fast, zero-effort cork removal ultimately means your neighbors will be quick to offer you a glass of vino in the future.
For events, it can uncork up to 35 bottles on a single charge. It also comes with a convenient foil cutter, pourer, and two stoppers to add to the enjoyment.
Do you have a forgetful gardener or plant-loving neighbor on your Christmas list? These gorgeous glass globes can save the day and their plants. Self-watering globes are a perfect automatic watering system because the bulbs slowly release the perfect amount of water needed into the soil. They don’t over-water or under-water.
With just one fill, these globes can water a plant for up to two weeks, depending on its size, which makes them perfect for your neighbors who like to travel, plus they’re just downright colorful and beautiful as well as perfectly functional.
Sharing recipes is traditional among friends and family but it’s also the perfect way to make friends with your neighbors. If you’re a master of the perfect bowl of ramen, this set of specialty bowls is a fun gift for your neighbors that could include your recipe and the ingredients to make a delightful and warming meal during the busy holiday season.
This set includes two brilliant red melamine bowls (perfect for Christmas!) as well as chopsticks, chopstick rests, and soup spoons. They’re virtually unbreakable, and actually, keep the soup hotter longer.
If you know they’re into Japanese food, consider breaking into the realm of sushi gifts.
Have you ever gotten a gift and wondered how you lived without it? If you’re looking for that sort of affordable small gift for your neighbors they’re going to be so appreciative of this cool magnetic pick up tool. This pocket-sized pick-er-upper is telescoping, so it extends up to 22.5 inches.
The telescoping neck is flexible too, so it easily fits into tight spots under counters and around corners. The head is fitted with three super bright LED lights to make seeing what they’re searching for a whole lot simpler. It can even be used as a mini task light for quick fixes. It makes a great gift for woodworkers.
According to the National Institutes of Health, our manual dexterity begins to diminish in our 20s so it’s no wonder as we age we drop a lot more stuff. We’re betting any homeowners on your list would love this nifty tool at home or in their garage or workshop.
For your neighbor who loves spending time outdoors on the patio, they might deserve a boost to their outdoor audio system this Christmas. This Anker Wireless Bluetooth Speaker delivers up to 24 hours of play time on a single charge and rocks it with dynamic bass and superior volume without distortion.
Naturally, we’d recommend it as a gift this year only if you both share a love of music, and don’t mind occasionally overhearing your neighbors’ choices. It’s super lightweight and durable enough they can take it camping or to the beach without worry. As long as their within 66 feet of a connected smartphone or device, they’ll be enjoying their favorite playlist wherever they go.
Do have some elderly neighbors who could use a special gift that makes their life simpler and easier? This set of electric salt and pepper grinders will be a cinch for them to use, allowing them to always have freshly ground spices at every meal.
These are so cool because they’re activated by gravity, so there’s no button to push. They also ensure that the seasoning lands exactly where it’s supposed to thanks to the light that automatically comes on when the grinders are doing their thing!
These have three settings for fine, medium, and coarse grinds. They can fill with their favorite selection of sea salts and peppercorns and they’ll be set for months of delicious eating.
Cute, quaint, and oh so Christmasy, these adorable marshmallow mugs are the perfect gifts for neighbors with little kids. Ideal for serving hot cocoa, each mug has a smiley face and they’re shaped to be easy for little hands to hold. These are included in our Best Christmas Mugs list.
Each mug holds five ounces of a warm, yummy drink, but they’re also great for kid-friendly desserts like pudding or ice cream. Get them an instant hot cocoa mix variety pack to go with them and perhaps some peppermint spoons for stirrers.
If you’re lucky enough to live in a neighborhood where there are frequent get-togethers, there’s always a shortage of places to sit which is what makes this roll-up picnic blanket such a perfect gift. This big blanket has three layers to keep anyone sitting on it comfortable and dry.
It’s got a waterproof layer on the bottom, a cushy foam pad in the center and it’s topped by a woven acrylic layer that’s bright and pretty. This 60 x 60 inch blanket easily folds up and has a handle that secures making it easy to stow and go.
Everybody loves popcorn, but lots of times that microwave stuff is filled with salt, unhealthy oils, and other things you can’t pronounce. This microwave popcorn popper lets your neighbors create wholesome hot popcorn with only the seasonings and butter levels they like.
The borosilicate glass popper pot holds up to three quarts of popped corn, and the lid acts as both a popcorn measurer and a butter melter. How cool is that? You’re going to contribute to their family’s movie night every week with this thoughtful gift.
If you're trying to solve a trivial neighborhood tiff, or you want to welcome your new neighbor next door, these cool Christmas gifts for neighbors will solve everything.
