Cricklewood on the Bellamy is a distinctive waterfront-oriented condominium community in southern Dover, positioned near the junction of the Spaulding Turnpike and Route 4. The approximately 22-acre property is accessed from Spur Road and fronts the Bellamy River, a tributary associated with the Great Bay watershed. Its combination of wooded common land, residential streets and river frontage gives the neighborhood a quieter suburban character while retaining excellent regional accessibility.

The community combines two different residential formats: six buildings containing 24 attached condominium homes and another 18 detached single-family condominium residences. Public property records show examples of both attached and detached construction, with wood-frame construction, clapboard or wood exteriors, and predominantly traditional New England residential styling. Construction occurred over multiple years rather than as a single uniform buildout, with individual records dating from the 1990s into the early 2000s.

Lifestyle is centered more on open space and the river setting than on a large resort-style amenity package. Public listings identify common acreage, landscaping, snow removal, trash service and access to the Bellamy River or associated beach rights. Some homes also advertise seasonal water views and the possibility of river access, reinforcing the community's outdoors-oriented character.

The location is particularly convenient for commuters. The community sits close to Route 4 and the Spaulding Turnpike, providing straightforward connections toward Portsmouth, Rochester and the wider Seacoast. Downtown Dover, shopping, medical services and employment are readily accessible, while the Bellamy River and surrounding conservation land provide a natural setting immediately around the development.