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100 Hall/ 653 Clay St. (6 Units)

πŸ“ 100 Hall St. / 653 Clay St., Manchester, NH 03103

Manchester, New Hampshire

Units

6

Year Built

1911

Unit Types

garden, converted multi-family, low-rise

HOA Fees

$125-$300/month

About 100 Hall/ 653 Clay St.

100 Hall/653 Clay St. Condo is an established residential condominium conversion nestled in the Somerville neighborhood of East Manchester. Set on a classic urban corner parcel, the property reflects the historic residential fabric of Manchester, blending seamlessly into the streetscape of traditional multi-family homes that grew around the Queen City's industrial era.

The property consists of a classic early 20th-century New England multi-story structure built in 1911 and later converted into six distinct condominium flats. Public records identify three condominium units at 100 Hall Street and three at 653 Clay Street. Units typically feature two- to three-bedroom layouts spanning approximately 850 to 1,040 square feet, characterized by tall ceilings, large eat-in kitchens, wrap-around replacement windows, and refinished historic hardwood floors alongside updated modern fixtures. Some units retain period characteristics such as wide pine flooring, while others have been updated with modern kitchens, windows and appliances.

Shared amenities are streamlined to provide maximum cost efficiency and convenience, featuring off-street paved parking, dedicated storage spaces, and detached garage parking for select units. Daily life here offers a low-maintenance, quiet residential atmosphere supported by an intimate, self-managed homeowner dynamic with economical monthly dues. Fee information varies by unit and listing, with examples ranging from approximately $125 to $300 monthly.

Situated within Manchester's East Side, residents enjoy quick access to major commercial corridors including South Willow Street and the Mall of New Hampshire. Downtown Manchester's Elm Street dining and arts venues, Arms Park along the Merrimack River, Southern New Hampshire Medical Center, and regional highway connections via Interstate 93 and Route 101 are all just minutes away.

HOA Fees Include

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

Community Amenities

β˜…assigned parking
β˜…detached garage
β˜…storage
β˜…off-street parking
β˜…landscaping

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

Living in Manchester

Manchester is New Hampshire's largest city and serves as the economic and cultural hub of the state. Located along the Merrimack River in Hillsborough County, Manchester combines urban amenities with New England charm. The city's revitalized downtown features the historic Millyard District, where former textile mills have been transformed into modern office spaces, apartments, and the SEE Science Center. The city offers excellent access to employment, education, and healthcare, with major employers including Elliot Hospital, Catholic Medical Center, and numerous financial services firms. Manchester-Boston Regional Airport provides convenient air travel, while the city's location along I-93 offers easy access to Boston (about an hour south) and the White Mountains (an hour north). The SNHU Arena hosts concerts and sporting events, while the Currier Museum of Art showcases American and European works. Manchester's diverse neighborhoods range from the historic North End to the family-friendly suburbs on the city's outskirts. The school system includes both traditional public schools and several charter options. With a mix of single-family homes, condos, and apartments, Manchester attracts young professionals, families, and retirees seeking urban convenience without Boston prices.

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