98 Greeley St. Condo (2 Units)
📍 98 Greeley St, Hudson, NH 03051
Hudson, New Hampshire
Units
2
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
$0 / No HOA fee (self-managed)
About 98 Greeley St. Condo
98 Greeley St. Condo is an established two-unit condex property located on Greeley Street in central Hudson, New Hampshire. Set on a landscaped 0.69-acre lot with expansive open backyard space, the residence provides a comfortable suburban home setting.
Built in 1985, the two-story colonial condex features wood-frame construction and durable vinyl siding. The homes range from 1,332 to 1,982 square feet of total finished area, offering three bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, finished basement family areas, and outdoor entertainment decks.
The property emphasizes fee-free condex living with no monthly HOA dues. Each owner maintains their dedicated portion of the grounds and structure, offering an accessible entry point to Hudson homeownership.
Positioned on Greeley Street near Sunshine Drive, the neighborhood is minutes from Alvirne High School, Hudson Memorial School, and local municipal parks. Commuters benefit from proximity to Route 111 and Central Street for direct transit to Nashua and southern New Hampshire employment centers.
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Living in Hudson
Hudson has transformed from a mill town into a thriving suburban community that successfully balances residential quality with commercial development. Located in Hillsborough County along the Massachusetts border, Hudson offers convenient access to Nashua and Boston while maintaining its own identity. The town's commercial development along Route 111 and the Sagamore Bridge area provides shopping, dining, and employment opportunities, generating tax revenue that supports excellent town services. Hudson's school system serves about 3,500 students and consistently ranks well statewide, attracting families seeking quality education. The town offers numerous recreational opportunities, including Benson Park with its historic buildings and walking trails, Robinson Pond for swimming and fishing, and extensive athletic facilities. Hudson's community events, including the Old Home Days celebration, foster strong neighborhood connections. The town's housing market offers variety, from historic homes in the town center to newer developments throughout Hudson. The combination of good schools, convenient location, and moderate property taxes makes Hudson attractive to families and professionals. With ongoing economic development and a commitment to maintaining quality of life, Hudson provides a balanced suburban lifestyle in southern New Hampshire.
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