The Crossings at Village Center Condominium Association (76 Units)
π 556 Franklin Pierce Highway / 10 Lucky Ln, Barrington, NH 03825
Barrington, New Hampshire
Units
76
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HOA Fees
$221/month
About The Crossings at Village Center Condominium Association
The Crossings at Village Center is a newly constructed, master-planned residential townhouse neighborhood set near the geographic heart of Barrington, New Hampshire. Positioned strategically near the crossroads of Route 125 and Route 9, the community combines modern neighborhood design with the quiet, rural charm of the Seacoast hinterland.
The development encompasses 76 multi-level townhouse residences distributed across 19 four-unit buildings. Built with contemporary energy-efficient building standards, homes typically feature two-bedroom floor plans averaging approximately 1,250 square feet with integrated drive-under garages and private rear decks.
Residents enjoy an easy, low-maintenance lifestyle where association services oversee exterior groundskeeping, common septic and water infrastructure, trash services, and comprehensive snow removal. The setting provides a clean suburban streetscape with dedicated visitor parking and open common acreage.
Located within walking distance of local landmarks such as BarnZ's Barrington Cinema and the historic Calef's Country Store, the neighborhood offers direct access to everyday conveniences. Major Seacoast employment centers in Dover, Durham, Portsmouth, and the University of New Hampshire are easily reachable via Route 125 and Route 9.
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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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