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Cranmore Birches Phase II Homeowners Association (24 Units)

πŸ“ 94 Vista View Road, North Conway, NH 03860

Conway, New Hampshire

Units

24

Year Built

1985

Unit Types

multi-level townhouses

HOA Fees

~$166–$600/month

About Cranmore Birches Phase II Homeowners Association

Cranmore Birches Phase II is an established slopeside condominium enclave situated on Vista View Road directly adjacent to Cranmore Mountain in North Conway. Perched in a birch-filled hillside setting, the community offers scenic alpine vistas and immediate recreational access.

The property features multi-level contemporary townhouses with cedar and wood-clad exteriors. Ranging from three to five bedrooms across three to four living levels, these spacious residences feature vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, multi-tiered decks, and open-plan living.

The neighborhood offers a shared outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, and walking access to hiking and ski trails. It is a favored choice for vacation homeowners and four-season outdoor enthusiasts.

Located less than five minutes from North Conway Village, residents have quick access to local shopping, dining, grocery markets, and primary healthcare facilities.

HOA Fees Include

βœ“snow removal
βœ“landscaping
βœ“exterior maintenance
βœ“trash disposal
βœ“master insurance

Community Amenities

β˜…outdoor swimming pool
β˜…tennis court
β˜…walking trails
β˜…assigned parking
β˜…mountain views

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

Living in Conway

Conway anchors the eastern gateway to the White Mountains in Carroll County, encompassing several villages along the Saco River including Conway village and Center Conway. The Mount Washington Valley's tourism economy runs through the town, though its character remains more residential than neighboring North Conway. The Saco River provides swimming and tubing in summer, while nearby Cranmore Mountain and the broader White Mountain National Forest draw hikers and skiers year-round. Conway village retains a traditional New England downtown separate from the outlet shopping corridor to its north. Many residents work in the valley's tourism, hospitality, and retail sectors, which creates a seasonal rhythm to local employment. Housing costs have risen with the broader Mount Washington Valley market, though Conway remains somewhat more affordable than North Conway itself.

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