Tri-Echo Home Owners Association (6 Units)
π 5 Tri Echo Lane, Milton, NH 03851
Milton, New Hampshire
Units
6
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
$325/quarter (~$108/month)
About Tri-Echo Home Owners Association
Tri-Echo Home Owners Association is a boutique waterfront condominium community situated directly along the shoreline of Milton Three Ponds (Northeast Pond) in Milton, New Hampshire. Tucked away on Tri Echo Lane just off White Mountain Highway, the property provides a scenic lakeside setting with panoramic water views and mature tree cover.
The community consists of ground-floor, single-level garden-style condominium residences originally constructed in 1950 as lakeside retreats and subsequently converted and updated for modern living. Units feature open-concept floor plans with wood-frame construction, slab foundations, private patios, energy-efficient mini-split heating and cooling, and dedicated outdoor gear storage sheds.
Daily life at Tri-Echo revolves around classic New Hampshire lakefront recreation. Homeowners enjoy exclusive direct access to a level sandy beach shoreline, a communal boat dock with assigned boat slips, and launch areas for paddleboards, kayaks, and fishing boats. The compact scale of the community ensures a low-maintenance, turnkey lifestyle ideal for primary owners or seasonal vacationers.
Situated just minutes from the Spaulding Turnpike (Route 16 at Exit 17), Tri-Echo offers seamless commuting to Rochester, Dover, and Portsmouth on the Seacoast. Everyday shopping, local eateries, and recreational trails are nearby, while the White Mountains and Lake Winnipesaukee regions are easily accessible to the north.
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Living in Milton
Milton sits on the Maine border in Strafford County, encompassing several villages including Milton Mills and the area around the Three Ponds. The town's mill-era buildings reflect a manufacturing history similar to other river towns along the Salmon Falls River watershed. Milton's ponds provide swimming and fishing close to home, while the town's rural character and border location keep it quieter than the busier Rochester and Somersworth areas to the south. A modest commercial presence covers everyday needs. Housing in Milton remains affordable relative to the Seacoast, drawing families and retirees seeking small-town, border-region living. The town's proximity to both New Hampshire and Maine job markets provides some commuting flexibility.
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