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Crawford Hills Condominium Association (38 Units)

πŸ“ 1 Crawford Hills Road, Bartlett, NH 03812

Bartlett, New Hampshire

Units

38

Year Built

1984–1986

Unit Types

attached multi-level townhouses

HOA Fees

~$240–$350/month

About Crawford Hills Condominium Association

Crawford Hills Condominium Association is a tranquil townhouse enclave situated in a forested hillside setting in upper Bartlett. Positioned close to the White Mountain National Forest, it offers a peaceful mountain retreat setting with minimal traffic.

Built in the mid-1980s, the homes feature multi-level contemporary townhouse styling with rustic wood siding and pitched rooflines. Layouts typically feature two-to-three bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces or stoves, and private back decks.

The neighborhood emphasizes quiet mountain living and low monthly association overhead. Maintained common grounds blend into the surrounding forest, offering privacy and direct immersion in nature.

Located near Route 302, Crawford Hills is positioned for quick access to Attitash Mountain Resort, the hiking trails of Crawford Notch State Park, and the village center of Bartlett.

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HOA Fees Include

βœ“road maintenance
βœ“snow removal
βœ“landscaping
βœ“septic system maintenance
βœ“trash removal

Community Amenities

β˜…wooded common grounds
β˜…walking paths
β˜…paved parking

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

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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