Stone House Commons Association (34 Units)
📍 22 Skyview Cir / 28 Stonehouse Ln, Keene, NH 03431
Keene, New Hampshire
Units
34
Year Built
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HOA Fees
~$300-$450/month
About Stone House Commons Association
Stone House Commons is one of West Keene's most established and desirable owner-occupied townhouse communities. Built in the late 1980s across 17 duplex structures, the development was thoughtfully laid out to blend classic New England residential architecture with surrounding natural buffer lands. The neighborhood maintains a quiet, retreat-like setting on gracefully maintained grounds while keeping residents closely connected to local city conveniences. The residences feature three-bedroom townhouse layouts with open-concept living space, attached direct-entry garages, vaulted ceilings, and skylights. Many units include private sunrooms, glass slider patios, and wood-burning fireplaces. Community living centers around shared recreational spaces, including an outdoor seasonal swimming pool and a resident clubhouse. Located in West Keene, Stone House Commons sits within walking distance of the Cheshire YMCA, regional middle/high schools, and the Cheshire Rail Trail.
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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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