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The Cottages at Spruce Woods Condominium Association (55+) (22 Units)

πŸ“ 1 Spruce Wood Ln / Worthen Rd, Durham, NH 03824

Durham, New Hampshire

Units

22

Year Built

2005-2014

Unit Types

detached ranch, cottage-style, attached duplex

HOA Fees

$350-$450/month

About The Cottages at Spruce Woods Condominium Association (55+)

The Cottages at Spruce Woods is a 55+ condominium community in a wooded, semi-rural portion of Durham, offering a maintenance-oriented lifestyle within the Oyster River community. The development is known for its quiet setting, open land and proximity to Durham's village center and the University of New Hampshire. Rather than feeling like a dense condominium complex, Spruce Woods has the character of a small residential neighborhood with individual cottage-style homes arranged around private and shared outdoor spaces.

Housing consists primarily of detached ranch-style cottages and some attached duplex/condex configurations. Construction occurred in several phases from roughly 2005 through 2014, so architectural details and building sizes vary. Public records show wood-frame construction with vinyl siding and predominantly one-story layouts, while individual homes range from roughly 1,300 to more than 1,500 square feet above grade, often with additional lower-level space.

The community's lifestyle is oriented toward active adults seeking reduced exterior-maintenance responsibilities. Association services include landscaping and plowing, while shared trails and more than 20 acres of open space and woodland provide opportunities for walking and enjoying the surrounding landscape. Water and sewer are also included in reported association charges at some properties.

Spruce Woods is close to downtown Durham, UNH and the Oyster River schools, while Route 4 and Route 16 provide convenient regional transportation. Shopping and medical services are available in nearby Durham, Dover and Portsmouth, and the Seacoast's beaches and recreational resources are within practical driving distance. The combination of a wooded setting and proximity to Durham's college-town amenities is one of the community's defining advantages.

HOA Fees Include

βœ“landscaping
βœ“snow removal
βœ“water
βœ“sewer
βœ“master insurance
βœ“building maintenance

Community Amenities

β˜…walking trails
β˜…20+ acres open space
β˜…woodland
β˜…landscaped common areas

Additional Details

Builder/Developer

Chinburg Properties

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

Living in Durham

Durham is defined by the University of New Hampshire, which makes this small town a vibrant college community with cultural and recreational opportunities far beyond its size. Located in Strafford County, Durham combines the energy of a major research university with New England charm. The compact downtown along Main Street features restaurants, shops, and the historic Town Hall, all within walking distance of campus. UNH dominates the local economy and culture, providing employment, cultural events, Division I athletics, and a constant influx of young people. The university's presence creates a unique atmosphere with lectures, performances, art exhibitions, and sporting events open to the community. Durham's location provides access to Portsmouth, Dover, and the seacoast while maintaining a distinct college-town identity. Housing in Durham is limited and competitive, with options ranging from historic homes to faculty housing and apartments. The town attracts university faculty and staff, professionals working in Portsmouth or Dover, and those seeking a college-town atmosphere. Durham's combination of educational resources, cultural vitality, and small-town setting makes it unique in New Hampshire. The town's walkability, community atmosphere, and access to university amenities create a lifestyle unlike anywhere else in the state.

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