Sand Piper West
π 75-79 Bismark St, Manchester, NH 03102
Manchester, New Hampshire
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$300/month
About Sand Piper West
Sandpiper West is a residential townhouse community situated along Bismark Street on Manchester's West Side. Nestled within a traditional city neighborhood, the development offers a quiet retreat near the Piscataquog River corridor and the historic west bank of the Merrimack River. It provides homeowners an appealing blend of neighborhood familiarity and turnkey condominium maintenance.
Built in 1985, the complex consists of wood-framed, vinyl-sided townhouses designed with open vertical volume. Units span approximately 1,100 to 1,200 square feet of finished living space, featuring dramatic open-concept living and dining areas with soaring cathedral ceilings and skylights. A standout design feature is the integrated, heated oversized one-car garage with high ceilings and built-in loft storage, complemented by walk-out lower levels and private sun decks.
Residents enjoy an unhurried, low-maintenance lifestyle supported by a self-directed, well-managed association. Exterior building care, groundskeeping, and winter snow removal are handled by the association, giving homeowners freedom to focus on personal pursuits. The integrated garage parking and expansive interior storage make daily living practical year-round.
The property is located minutes from Exit 4 and Exit 5 on Interstate 293 and Route 101, making it an ideal hub for commuters. Downtown Manchester's Elm Street, the historic Millyard, Arms Park, Catholic Medical Center, and West Side shopping plazas are all accessible in less than ten minutes.
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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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