Dana Place Association (25 Units)
π 47 Dana Place Road, Jackson, NH 03846
Jackson, New Hampshire
Units
25
Year Built
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HOA Fees
~$608/month
About Dana Place Association
The Dana Place Association is an established riverside condominium community situated on a scenic 300-acre historic estate along Route 16 in Pinkham Notch, just north of Jackson Village, New Hampshire. Bordered directly by the White Mountain National Forest and the Ellis River, the community is immersed in a pristine wilderness setting with mountain views.
The neighborhood consists of 25 multi-level townhome-style condominiums built around the grounds of the historic Dana Place property. Featuring contemporary alpine architecture with cedar and clapboard exteriors, residences offer open layouts, multi-level living, sleeping lofts, wood-burning fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, and private decks overlooking the woods or mountain stream.
Residents enjoy a four-season lifestyle centered on outdoor recreation. The property features private access to natural swimming holes and fly-fishing on the Ellis River, an on-site tennis court, and direct connections to cross-country ski, snowshoe, and hiking trails that extend into the national forest. The association prohibits short-term rentals, preserving a quiet residential character.
Situated in Pinkham Notch, the property is located 5 miles south of Wildcat Mountain Ski Area and minutes north of Jackson Village. The Mount Washington Auto Road, Great Glen Trails, and North Conway are all easily accessible via Route 16.
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Living in Jackson
Jackson is a picturesque White Mountains town in Carroll County, entered via a historic covered bridge and known for its extensive cross-country ski trail network. The town's village center sits beneath Mount Washington and the Presidential Range. Jackson's cross-country ski trails, maintained by a nonprofit foundation, draw skiers from across the Northeast, while nearby Black Mountain offers downhill skiing. The village includes inns, restaurants, and shops catering to visitors year-round. Housing in Jackson includes a significant share of vacation properties, with prices reflecting the town's reputation as a premier White Mountains destination. The town draws skiers, outdoor enthusiasts, and tourism-oriented residents.
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