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Windsor Pond Condominium Association (60 Units)

πŸ“ 5 Dolphin Cir, Nashua, NH 03062

Nashua, New Hampshire

Units

60

Year Built

1985–1986

Unit Types

detached-style condominium, townhouse-style, detached condos, garrison colonials, multi-level townhomes

HOA Fees

~$130–$250/month

About Windsor Pond Condominium Association

Windsor Pond Condominium Association is a desirable detached condominium neighborhood located off Main Dunstable Road and Spit Brook Road in South Nashua. Known for its low-density layout, winding residential streets, and scenic natural pond, the community delivers the look, feel, and privacy of a standalone single-family subdivision while providing the structural advantages of condominium ownership.

Constructed between 1984 and 1985, Windsor Pond features detached Cape- and contemporary-style single-family homes. These residences range from 1,200 to 1,700 square feet, typically offering two to three bedrooms, one-and-a-half to two-and-a-half baths, attached garages, private driveways, and expansive rear decks overlooking wooded conservation buffers and private backyards. Architectural details often include cathedral ceilings, skylights, and full basements.

Life at Windsor Pond is peaceful and self-contained, catering to homeowners who desire freestanding homes with minimal HOA fees and low oversight. Because homeowners manage their own immediate dwelling exteriors, the modest association dues keep overhead low while ensuring common roadway maintenance, common area plowing, and neighborhood landscaping are professionally managed.

The community is located in the Main Dunstable school district and offers excellent proximity to Route 3 (Exit 4 and Exit 5). Residents can quickly access major shopping centers on Daniel Webster Highway and Amherst Street, medical offices, and everyday retail. The nearby Nashua River, local sports fields, and public parks provide convenient recreation.

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HOA Fees Include

βœ“plowing/snow removal
βœ“trash
βœ“insurance
βœ“private-road maintenance
βœ“common grounds landscaping
βœ“common land maintenance
βœ“snow removal
βœ“landscaping
βœ“master insurance

Community Amenities

β˜…private pond
β˜…walking trails
β˜…wooded common land
β˜…visitor parking
β˜…paved parking
β˜…shared green space

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

Living in Nashua

Nashua consistently ranks among the best places to live in America, offering an ideal blend of economic opportunity, quality schools, and convenient location. Situated along the Massachusetts border in southern New Hampshire, Nashua provides easy access to Boston while maintaining its own distinct identity as a thriving commercial center. The city's diverse economy includes technology, healthcare, and retail sectors, with major employers like BAE Systems and St. Joseph Hospital. The city's excellent school system, including Nashua High School North and South, attracts families seeking quality education. Downtown Nashua has experienced significant revitalization, with new restaurants, breweries, and entertainment venues complementing historic architecture. The city offers abundant recreational opportunities, from the Nashua River Rail Trail to Mine Falls Park's 325 acres of trails and waterways. Nashua's housing market offers variety, from historic homes in the Tree Streets neighborhood to modern developments in North Nashua. The city's location provides the best of both worlds: New Hampshire's tax advantages and lifestyle, with Boston's job market and cultural attractions just 45 minutes away. This combination makes Nashua particularly attractive to commuters and businesses seeking lower operating costs.

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