Oyster River Condominium Association (21 Units)
π 1 Swaan Dr, Lee, NH 03861
Lee, New Hampshire
Units
21
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
$350-$450/month
About Oyster River Condominium Association
Oyster River Condominium Association is a premier, nature-encompassed residential community set across 42 private wooded acres in Lee, New Hampshire. Located along Swaan Drive and bordering the scenic Oyster River, the property offers a peaceful country setting immersed in conserved natural beauty while remaining close to university and Seacoast amenities.
The development consists of classic New England multi-level townhomes constructed in the mid-1980s. Featuring natural wood and cedar siding, these spacious two- and three-bedroom homes typically offer 1,300 to 1,800 square feet, open-concept living and dining areas, wood stoves or fireplaces, private back decks, and wooded views.
Residents enjoy an active, resort-like outdoor lifestyle. The expansive community grounds feature private river frontage, maintained nature and walking trails, an outdoor swimming pool, and private tennis courts. Professional association management handles common infrastructure, water systems, and seasonal maintenance.
The community is located just off Route 125, providing rapid access to the Lee Traffic Circle, Route 4, and Route 101. The University of New Hampshire campus in Durham is less than ten minutes away, and the development is part of the top-rated Oyster River Cooperative School District.
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Community Amenities
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Living in Lee
Lee is a rural town in Strafford County adjacent to Durham and the University of New Hampshire, combining agricultural land with a growing residential population. The town has no traditional downtown, functioning largely as a quiet buffer between UNH and the surrounding countryside. Lee's rural roads and farmland give it a quieter character than Durham itself, while its proximity to the university provides easy access to jobs, culture, and services. The town includes several working farms and conservation areas. Housing in Lee tends toward larger lots and a mix of older farmhouses and newer construction, drawing families and university-affiliated residents who want rural space near Durham. The town's lack of commercial development keeps most shopping trips centered on Durham or Newmarket.
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