Grandview Meadows Condominium Association (16 Units)
📍 25-26 Grandview Drive, Berlin, NH 03570
Berlin, New Hampshire
Units
16
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
$200–$275/month
About Grandview Meadows Condominium Association
Grandview Meadows Condominium Association is a well-established residential development located along Grandview Drive in Berlin, NH. Positioned on an elevated ridge, the community is renowned for its panoramic, sweeping mountain views across the northern White Mountains. Its tranquil, suburban-style cul-de-sac layout delivers a scenic, peaceful retreat within the northern gateway of Coös County.
The development showcases attached townhouses and single-level living units. These homes are designed with open-concept floor plans, cathedral ceilings, spacious eat-in kitchens with breakfast bars, gas or propane fireplaces, and private walkout decks. Each residence typically includes an oversized attached one-car garage providing secure parking and ample space to store trail gear and off-road vehicles. Individual homes are generally around 1,000 square feet.
The lifestyle at Grandview Meadows is tailored to both downsizers and active outdoor adventurers. The condominium association maintains unit exteriors, roofs, decks, and grounds, providing truly maintenance-free living throughout harsh North Country winters. Direct trail-riding capability is a premier lifestyle draw, allowing residents to venture directly from their garage onto local recreational trails.
Conveniently located just off the primary thoroughfares in Berlin, the community offers quick access to Androscoggin Valley Hospital, local grocery markets, and schools. Regional outdoor destinations—including Jericho Mountain State Park, Mount Washington, and the Mahoosuc Range—are all within a short driving radius.
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Living in Berlin
Berlin is a former paper-mill city in Coos County, tucked into the Androscoggin River valley at the edge of the White Mountains and the North Country. The city's economy and identity were built around pulp and paper production for more than a century, with mill smokestacks still visible along the riverfront. Since the mills' decline, Berlin has leaned into outdoor recreation, anchored by the Presidential Rail Trail, nearby snowmobile trails, and access to the Great North Woods. The Nansen Wilderness Ski Jump and proximity to Mount Washington draw outdoor enthusiasts despite the city's economic struggles. Berlin offers some of the most affordable housing in the state, a legacy of population decline following the mills' closure. The city continues working to diversify its economy through tourism and outdoor recreation, while many residents commute for work or rely on smaller local employers.
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