Condo Communities in Bartlett
Browse 12 registered condominium associations in Bartlett, NH with 1,070 total units.
Source: Carroll County Audit Batch 2 - AI Discovery (merged Gemini + ChatGPT) (data as of August 2026)
Attitash Mountain Village Condominium Association
350 units
Built 1979
Types: garden-style suites, multi-level townhouses, alpine villas, hotel-style suites
Seasons at Attitash Condominium Association
176 units
Built 1986
Types: multi-level townhouses, garden-style condos
Grand Summit Resort Hotel Condominium Association
150 units
Built 1997
Types: slopeside hotel-condo suites, studios, 1-to-2 bedroom lockouts
Eagle Ridge Condominium Association
100 units
Built 1993
Types: multi-level townhouse and garden-style condominiums
Mountainside on Attitash
60 units
Built 1985
Types: multi-level ski-in/ski-out attached townhomes
River Run Condominium Association
52 units
Built 1985
Types: townhouses, garden-style attached condominiums
Christmas Mountain Condominium Association
48 units
Built 1986
Types: multi-level townhouses, contemporary chalets
Crawford Hills Condominium Association
38 units
Built 1984
Types: attached multi-level townhouses
River Run at Intervale Condominium Association
36 units
Built 1978
Types: townhouse and garden-style condominiums, low-rise attached buildings
Bartlett Place Condominium Association
29 units
Built 1987
Types: attached townhouse-style condominiums
Ledge View Lodges Condominium Association
19 units
Built 2024
Types: detached luxury mountain homes / single-family style condominiums
Summit at Linderhof
12 units
Built 1982
Types: multi-level chalet-style townhouses and garden units
Living in Bartlett
Bartlett sits deep in the White Mountains along the Saco River in Carroll County, home to Attitash Mountain Resort and close to Bear Notch Road's scenic mountain pass. The town's small villages, including Bartlett and Intervale, serve a largely tourism-driven local economy. Attitash offers skiing and mountain biking, while the Saco River provides tubing and fishing in the summer months. Bartlett's proximity to North Conway gives residents access to a larger retail and dining base just a short drive away. Housing in Bartlett includes a mix of year-round homes and vacation properties tied to the ski resort, with prices reflecting demand from second-home buyers. The town draws skiers, outdoor enthusiasts, and tourism workers to its mountain setting.
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