25 Gifts for Neighbors – Best Ideas for Christmas Gifts for Neighbors

Sure, distance makes the heart grow fonder, but not when it comes to you two. Capture your closeness with this heartfelt ornament, etched with your last names.

Leave the oven mitts as-is or fill ’em with a packet of dough and festive cookie cutters. Or if you have time on your side, make a batch of homemade cookies and place them inside.

Take them beyond their Netflix queue with this scratch-and-reveal poster, which includes of 100 of Hollywood’s most beloved comedies, dramas and thrillers. As they go along, they can scratch off the appropriate gold square to see their hard work in clear view. 

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Perfectly packaged and ready to gift, this tea sampler comes with a seasonal assortment of soul-warming offerings, like winter chai and spiced ginger plum. 

Bring kindness, love, joy and hydration to their holiday. This entire trio is scented with quintessential seasonal flavors, like sugar plums and fresh pears.

Put all of their favorite people in one place — kind off. Send the first names of their family members to this Etsy maker and then pick up an 18″ x 18″ throw pillow, so you can complete the gift upon arrival. 

Green thumb or not, they’ll have no problem keeping this soy bloom alive … until it burns all the way down, of course. Pick from a pink poppy that smells like jasmine and sweet tea or a green cactus trio made to smell like vanilla and pine (a great holiday scent!).

Stick this potpourri on the stovetop to take in the scents of the season. The blend emits a spicy and sweet aroma for multiple days — just continue to add water to keep it going.

Without fail, you always catch your neighbor in the kitchen. So, it’s only fitting that they have their very own wooden spoon, engraved with their first name.

Puzzles are a great way for young and old to pass the time until Santa comes to town. But if you really want to get ’em in the spirit, go with this 1,000-piece puzzle to put them right in the center of the Dresden Christmas Market.

A trip to the Christmas tree farm always gives them the warm and fuzzies. With this pine-scented hand soap, countertop spray and dish soap, they’ll get that same experience each and every time they step foot in their kitchen.

Hot cocoa bombs went viral last year — and we’re predicting that they’ll be just as popular this winter. Drop one of these four Santa-approved treats in hot milk or water and watch as they fill a mug with creamy chocolatey goodness.

Just because they’re short on space doesn’t mean they can’t make their herb garden dreams come true. Pick up one of these mason jars and tell them to place it in a sunny spot to reap the benefits a.k.a. fresh parsley, rosemary, mint and other cooking go-tos.

The fun starts before they press play: Choose from six different kernel colors, then mix in Buttersalt to taste just like the popcorn served at the movies.

You may not know a lot about them just yet, but you do know one very important detail: where they live. Add their address and move-in date to this walnut, cherry, mahogany or bamboo cutting board as a sweet welcome to the neighborhood.

The next time they invite you over for cocktails, they can bust out these three flavored syrups to turn basic mixes into delicious drinks. Each bottle makes two cocktails — one Moscow mule for them, one for you.

Their state pride is off the charts (and if it’s not, it’s about to be). Each side of the towel celebrates what they love most about their home — one is captured through colorful illustrations, the other with poetry.

As much as they like candles, they’re weary to light them because their pets or kids (or both!). All hope is not lost: This stylish reed diffuser emits a calming lavender scent for at least three months straight — no flames in sight.

Even store-bought rolls will get that fresh-out-of-the-oven taste when they wrap them in this heated pouch. To keep everything nice and toasty for the entire meal, stick the removable pack in the microwave right before guests arrive and then keep it closed until it’s time to break bread.

Because a cup of cheer goes a long way. Pack it with everything they need to cheers to the season — hot cocoa mix, marshmallows, tea bags, you name it — and tie a gift tag to its handle for easy gifting.

Their hands are the first to show the wear and tear of winter, so give them something to soothe their dry, irritated skin. This moisturizing balm fits perfectly inside a ceramic heart dish and each color aligns with a certain scent — a purple dish with lavender-scented balm, for example. 

One stunning gift set, six mouthwatering flavors: Inside, they’ll find a tangy or sweet jam to bring sweetness to their cheese platter, breakfast spread and everything in between. 

Plaid and the holiday season go hand-in-hand. Embrace all that the season brings with this catch-all, available in blue (shown here) or green plaid. Add her initial for an additional $12.50.

Try as you might, you’ll never be the person to show up to your neighbor’s house with a plate full of freshly-baked cookies. Luckily, this box of 14 raspberry-filled shortbread cookies tastes even better than homemade (it’s possible) and will arrive at their door within days of ordering.