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Apple Tree Condominium Association (5 Units)

πŸ“ 73 Glen St, Farmington, NH 03835

Farmington, New Hampshire

Units

5

Year Built

1900 (converted)

Unit Types

apartment-style, multi-family conversion

HOA Fees

$125/month

About Apple Tree Condominium Association

Apple Tree Condominium Association is a charming residential property situated on Glen Street in an established residential neighborhood of Farmington. Set on a level, tree-shaded lot near the village center, the community offers comfortable small-town living with historic New England character.

The property is centered around a classic turn-of-the-century Cape Cod-style structure built in 1900 and divided into condominium residences. Units feature classic wood clapboard siding, gabled rooflines, multi-bedroom configurations, forced hot water heating, and partial basements for dedicated storage.

Life at Apple Tree Condominiums provides low-maintenance village living. Homeowners enjoy shared lawn areas and private off-street parking without the full burden of standalone exterior upkeep, as the association manages seasonal grounds care and winter snow clearing.

The association is conveniently located within walking distance of downtown Farmington's local diners, post office, and community parks. Henry Wilson Memorial School and Farmington Senior High School are less than a mile away, while Route 11 and Route 153 provide swift commuter access to Rochester, Dover, and the Lakes Region.

HOA Fees Include

βœ“snow removal
βœ“landscaping
βœ“trash removal
βœ“exterior maintenance

Community Amenities

β˜…paved shared driveway
β˜…private yard space
β˜…off-street parking

Additional Details

Builder/Developer

Historic conversion

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

Living in Farmington

Farmington is a small former mill town in Strafford County, a few miles north of Rochester along the Cocheco River. The town's brick mill buildings and modest downtown reflect a 19th-century manufacturing history similar to many other river towns in the region. Farmington's downtown includes a mix of local businesses and civic buildings, while the surrounding countryside offers rural land and several small ponds. The town's proximity to Rochester provides access to larger retail and job centers without the higher costs found closer to the coast. Housing in Farmington remains among the more affordable options in Strafford County, drawing first-time buyers and families priced out of Rochester or Dover. The town continues to work through the economic transitions common to former mill communities.

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