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Court A Condominium (20 Units)

πŸ“ 816 Court St, Keene, NH 03431

Keene, New Hampshire

Units

20

Year Built

1979-1981

Unit Types

garden, townhouse

HOA Fees

~$250-$350/month

About Court A Condominium

Court A Condominium forms part of the multi-association residential cluster located along upper Court Street in northern Keene. Set off the main road on paved private ways, the neighborhood provides accessible, mid-density residential living. Structures are wood-frame residential buildings containing traditional garden-style and two-story townhouse units. Unlike many smaller complexes, Court A includes an array of outdoor shared amenities, such as an in-ground swimming pool, a basketball court, and an outdoor playground area. Situated on northern Court Street, Court A offers quick transit to Cheshire Medical Center and nearby grocery shopping centers.

HOA Fees Include

βœ“landscaping
βœ“snow removal
βœ“trash removal
βœ“water
βœ“sewer
βœ“pool maintenance

Community Amenities

β˜…in-ground swimming pool
β˜…basketball court
β˜…playground
β˜…off-street parking

Additional Details

Builder/Developer

Unknown

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

Living in Keene

Keene serves as the cultural and economic hub of southwestern New Hampshire, offering small-city amenities with a vibrant college-town atmosphere. Located in Cheshire County, Keene is home to Keene State College, which brings youthful energy, cultural events, and educational opportunities to the community. The city's picturesque downtown, centered on Central Square (one of the widest main streets in America), features independent shops, restaurants, galleries, and the historic Colonial Theatre. Keene's economy balances education, healthcare (Cheshire Medical Center), manufacturing, and retail, providing diverse employment opportunities. The city's location in the Monadnock Region offers exceptional access to outdoor recreation, with Mount Monadnock, numerous hiking trails, and scenic rural landscapes nearby. Keene's strong arts community, farmers market, and year-round events create a culturally rich environment uncommon in cities its size. The city's housing market offers good value compared to southern New Hampshire, with options ranging from historic homes near downtown to newer developments on the outskirts. Keene attracts families, young professionals, artists, and retirees seeking a vibrant community with cultural amenities and outdoor access. The city's combination of college-town energy, natural beauty, and small-city convenience makes it a unique destination in New Hampshire.

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