Summit at Linderhof (12 Units)
π 2 Mountainview Road, Bartlett, NH 03812
Bartlett, New Hampshire
Units
12
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
~$336/month
About Summit at Linderhof
Perched high on the ridgeline of the Linderhof area in the Glen section of Bartlett, the Summit at Linderhof is an established condominium neighborhood known for dramatic, front-row mountain panoramas. Overlooking the Mount Washington Valley, residences capture panoramic vistas stretching from the summit of Mount Washington to the peaks of Attitash.
The community consists of Bavarian and contemporary alpine chalet buildings housing multi-level condominiums. The homes are recognized for their soaring cathedral ceilings, floor-to-ceiling window walls that flood living areas with natural light, stacked-stone fireplaces, and expansive private viewing decks. Units generally range from two- to three-bedroom floor plans.
Residents at Summit at Linderhof enjoy a peaceful mountain retreat atmosphere where sunrise and sunset views define daily living. The condominium association manages the common exterior grounds, snow removal, and sewer services, creating a low-maintenance environment suited for vacation retreats and primary living alike.
The property is situated just minutes from the Glen junction, placing Story Land, the Ellis River, and Attitash Mountain Resort virtually in the neighborhood's backyard. North Conway and Jackson Village are both under a 10-minute drive.
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Community Amenities
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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