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Red Pine Village (50 Units)

πŸ“ 1 Red Pine Way, Amherst, NH 03031

Amherst, New Hampshire

Units

50

Year Built

1986–1988

Unit Types

attached townhouses, condex-style

HOA Fees

$275–$340/month

About Red Pine Village

Red Pine Village is an established residential condominium neighborhood located along Skyline Drive in Amherst, New Hampshire. Set amidst tall pine groves and natural open parcels, the neighborhood provides an affordable and peaceful entry point into one of southern New Hampshire's most sought-after towns.

Constructed during the late 1980s, Red Pine Village features compact, efficient floor plans primarily in garden-style and two-level formats. The homes are finished with durable vinyl siding and asphalt roofs, featuring private balconies or patios, functional galley kitchens, and open living spaces.

The community supports an uncomplicated, relaxed lifestyle. Residents enjoy well-kept shared green spaces and maintenance-free exterior living, with snow removal and landscaping handled directly by the association.

Red Pine Village is situated near local transit routes, placing residents within easy reach of shopping centers, dining, and healthcare services in Amherst and neighboring Milford. The surrounding area offers ample recreational opportunities, including local rail trails, golf clubs, and community parks.

HOA Fees Include

βœ“snow removal
βœ“landscaping
βœ“trash removal
βœ“exterior building maintenance
βœ“master insurance

Community Amenities

β˜…common green spaces
β˜…assigned paved parking
β˜…wooded walking areas

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

Living in Amherst

Amherst is an affluent town in southern Hillsborough County, known for its well-preserved village center of Federal and Colonial-era homes surrounding a traditional town common. The town has intentionally limited commercial development to preserve its rural, historic character. Amherst's schools consistently rank among the state's best, drawing families willing to pay a premium for the town's combination of top-tier education and open, rural land. The town has no traditional retail center, with most shopping done in nearby Nashua or Milford. Large-lot single-family homes dominate the housing stock, and the town's zoning has kept density low even as surrounding communities have grown. Amherst attracts affluent families and executives commuting to Nashua, Manchester, or Boston.

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