Mountainside on Attitash (60 Units)
π 5 Mountainside at Attitash Road, Bartlett, NH 03812
Bartlett, New Hampshire
Units
60
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
~$550β$750/month
About Mountainside on Attitash
Mountainside on Attitash is a slope-side resort townhome community set directly on the alpine trails of Attitash Mountain Resort in Bartlett, New Hampshire. Designed specifically for mountain enthusiasts, the neighborhood offers direct trailside access where owners can step out of their homes, click into their skis, and head directly onto the mountain network.
The community features 60 multi-level townhomes distributed across 19 wood-clad buildings. The architecture captures a rustic alpine aesthetic, featuring natural wood and log accents, exposed interior beams, multi-level floor plans, and expansive ski lockers. Floor plans typically include three-bedroom layouts with open living and dining spaces, private decks, and large picture windows facing the ski slopes or forest.
Lifestyle at Mountainside is centered around four seasons of outdoor recreation. In winter, true ski-in/ski-out living allows residents to return home for lunch directly from the slopes. In warmer months, the community enjoys an outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, clubhouse, and access to mountain biking, hiking trails, and a private beach area on the Saco River.
Situated directly along US Route 302, the property provides straightforward access to valley highlights. North Conway's outlet shopping, fine dining, and entertainment are 15 minutes to the south, while Crawford Notch State Park is minutes to the west.
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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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