Highland Village Townhouses (18 Units)
π 145 Portland St, Lancaster, NH 03584
Lancaster, New Hampshire
Units
18
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
$225β$300/month
About Highland Village Townhouses
Highland Village Townhouses is a quiet multi-family condominium development located on Portland Street (Route 2) in the historic shire town of Lancaster, New Hampshire. Bordered by pastoral fields and mountain views, the community combines small-town New England charm with convenient townhouse living in western CoΓΆs County. Lancaster is one of the major service centers of northern CoΓΆs County, and the community combines a residential setting with convenient access to downtown services, schools, employment and the White Mountains.
The neighborhood features multi-level attached townhouse buildings. Residences feature traditional clapboard styling, pitched asphalt roofs, dedicated front entryways, private rear decks or patios, and multi-story floor plans that place living areas on the ground level and spacious bedrooms on the upper floor. Individual residences are approximately 1,700-1,800 square feet and typically provide two or three bedrooms, multiple bathrooms and attached or dedicated parking.
The community provides an easy, low-maintenance lifestyle ideal for local professionals, healthcare workers, and retirees. The homeowners association manages all groundskeeping, lawn care, exterior building upkeep, and snow clearing during the winter months, offering hassle-free residency year-round.
Highland Village is located less than a mile from downtown Lancaster's historic Main Street, home to local bakeries, independent shops, restaurants, and the Rialto Theatre. Weeks Medical Center is located right in town, and outdoor highlights like Weeks State Park, the Connecticut River, and Santa's Village are just minutes away.
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Community Amenities
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Living in Lancaster
Lancaster serves as a commercial hub for the North Country in Coos County, situated where the Israel and Connecticut rivers meet near the Vermont border. The town's historic downtown reflects its long-standing role as a county seat and regional trading center. Lancaster's Main Street includes a mix of local businesses, government offices, and civic buildings, serving surrounding rural towns that lack their own commercial centers. The nearby Kilkenny Range and Connecticut River provide hiking, fishing, and paddling. Housing in Lancaster remains affordable, reflecting the North Country's overall lower cost of living. The town draws families, retirees, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a rural, small-city base for exploring the surrounding mountains and rivers.
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