Marden Farms Condominium Association (12 Units)
📍 1024 Suncook Valley Hwy, Epsom, NH 03234
Epsom, New Hampshire
Units
12
Year Built
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HOA Fees
$225/month
About Marden Farms Condominium Association
Marden Farms encompasses a picturesque rural development area situated near the Epsom and Chichester town lines along the Suncook Valley Highway corridor. The setting blends rolling country landscapes with convenient commercial and residential spaces, appealing to both homeowners and local business owners.
Properties associated with the Marden Farms name include custom Colonial detached residences as well as commercial flex/industrial condominiums along the highway frontage. Commercial units offer multi-floor office layouts combined with high-ceiling rear bay areas, 12-foot overhead doors, and vinyl exterior siding. Residential properties feature spacious multi-acre lots, attached garages, and classic New England home styles.
The lifestyle offered by Marden Farms balances peaceful country living with practical operational utility. Commercial owners benefit from reasonable association oversight that takes care of parking area maintenance and snow clearing, while residential owners enjoy quiet neighborhood streets and generous lot sizes.
Located along Route 28 (Suncook Valley Highway) near Route 4, Marden Farms offers convenient access to Concord, Manchester, Rochester, and the Lakes Region. Local dining, hardware stores, and regional elementary schools are all located within a short drive.
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Living in Epsom
Epsom is a rural crossroads town in Merrimack County northeast of Concord, where Route 4 and Route 28 intersect. The town's modest commercial strip serves both local residents and travelers passing through toward the Lakes Region. Epsom's rural hills and forested land keep much of the town's character agricultural, while its location provides a convenient stop for shoppers and commuters heading between Concord and points north. The town has no traditional downtown beyond its highway commercial strip. Housing in Epsom remains relatively affordable, drawing families and commuters who want easy access to Concord without paying that city's premium. The town's crossroads location keeps traffic higher than in more secluded rural communities.
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