7 Blueberry Rd. Condo (2 Units)
π 7 Blueberry Rd, Derry, NH 03038
Derry, New Hampshire
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About 7 Blueberry Rd. Condo
7 Blueberry Rd. Condo is a classic two-unit residential condex community located on a cul-de-sac street in Derry, New Hampshire. Derry is a prominent Rockingham County municipality characterized by a rich historical heritageβnotably its deep connection to poet Robert Frostβand a harmonious mix of established suburban subdivisions and rural woodlands. The property provides a relaxed residential atmosphere within a mature neighborhood setting.
The building is designed in a two-story condex/townhouse layout constructed in the late 1980s, featuring durable wood framing and vinyl exterior siding. Floor plans typically offer three bedrooms, multiple bathrooms, private full basements, and open-concept first floors leading directly to rear decks and yard spaces.
Living at 7 Blueberry Rd offers homeowners the privacy of a single-family home with shared structural responsibilities. The small association structure fosters independent living without large communal crowds, allowing residents to enjoy private outdoor space for gardening, entertaining, and quiet outdoor relaxation.
The location provides direct access to Route 28 and Route 102, connecting drivers quickly to Interstate 93 and neighboring Londonderry and Windham. Commuters benefit from proximity to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, while local downtown Derry amenities, Parkland Medical Center, Beaver Lake, and the historic Robert Frost Farm are just a short drive away.
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Living in Derry
Derry blends small-town New England charm with convenient access to major employment centers, making it one of southern New Hampshire's most desirable communities. Located in Rockingham County along Route 28 and I-93, Derry offers an easy commute to Manchester, Nashua, and Boston while maintaining its own distinct character. The town's history includes being the childhood home of astronaut Alan Shepard and poet Robert Frost, who lived and taught here. The town center features classic New England architecture, local shops, and community events that foster a strong sense of place. Derry's school system consistently ranks among the state's best, with Pinkerton Academy serving as one of New Hampshire's largest and most respected private high schools (though it functions as the town's public high school). The town offers excellent recreational facilities, including the Hood Park athletic complex and numerous conservation areas. Derry's housing market provides good value compared to neighboring towns, with a mix of single-family homes, townhouses, and apartments. The town's location along the I-93 corridor has attracted commercial development, providing local shopping and dining options. For families and professionals seeking a community-oriented town with excellent schools and reasonable commuting distance to major job centers, Derry offers an attractive combination.
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