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Eastern Green Condominium Association (10 Units)

πŸ“ 33–35 Eastern Ave, Barrington, NH 03825

Barrington, New Hampshire

Units

10

Year Built

1975-1986

Unit Types

multi-level townhouses, two-story wood-frame townhouses

HOA Fees

$325/month

About Eastern Green Condominium Association

Eastern Green Condominium Association is an established, intimate residential townhouse enclave tucked into a quiet, wooded setting just off Route 125 in Barrington, New Hampshire. Surrounded by natural greenery and established tree lines, the community offers a peaceful country setting while keeping residents connected to Seacoast transit corridors.

The community features traditional two-story wood-frame townhouses with full basements or walk-up attic spaces, typically offering two-bedroom configurations around 1,144 to 1,250 square feet. Each residence includes dedicated outdoor patio spaces, private entrance ways, and wooded backyard views.

The lifestyle at Eastern Green emphasizes easy upkeep and outdoor tranquility. The homeowners association manages shared utility infrastructure including water and sewer, exterior building upkeep, snow clearance, and landscape maintenance, allowing residents to spend their free time enjoying nearby walking paths and conservation land.

Its central location allows residents to quickly reach Barrington elementary and middle schools, local grocers, farm stands, and essential retail. Commuting to Dover, Rochester, Concord, or Portsmouth is direct via the Spaulding Turnpike and Route 9 connector routes.

HOA Fees Include

βœ“water
βœ“sewer
βœ“master insurance
βœ“landscaping/grounds maintenance
βœ“snow removal
βœ“trash removal
βœ“exterior building maintenance

Community Amenities

β˜…shared lawn areas
β˜…direct trail/woodland access
β˜…assigned parking
β˜…private patios
β˜…storage sheds

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

Living in Barrington

Barrington is a rural town in Strafford County, made up largely of forest, farmland, and several small lakes scattered across a low-density landscape. The town has no traditional downtown, functioning instead as a bedroom community for Dover, Rochester, and the University of New Hampshire in nearby Durham. Swains Lake and several smaller ponds offer swimming and fishing close to home, while large tracts of conservation land preserve much of the town's rural character. Route 9 and Route 125 provide the main commercial and commuting corridors through town. Barrington attracts families and outdoor-oriented residents seeking more land and lower density than the nearby Seacoast cities, while still keeping a reasonable commute to Dover or Durham. Housing remains more affordable than closer-in Seacoast communities.

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