Wyndwood Village (114 Units)
📍 Wyndwood Drive, Moselle Court, Champagne Drive, & Burgundy Drive, South Nashua, NH 03062
Nashua, New Hampshire
Units
114
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
~$175–$275/month
About Wyndwood Village
Wyndwood Village is a sought-after detached condominium neighborhood located in South Nashua. Set across a network of quiet cul-de-sacs with French wine-region street names (Champagne, Moselle, Burgundy), the community offers the privacy and feel of a traditional single-family subdivision with the ease of condo services.
Built in the late 1980s, the 114 stand-alone detached homes feature contemporary New England architecture with vinyl siding and multi-level floor plans. Residences range from 1,200 to over 1,900 square feet, offering 2 to 3 bedrooms, gas fireplaces, three-season porches, walkout basements, and private rear decks backing up to wooded yards.
Wyndwood Village provides residents with on-site recreational amenities, including a neighborhood playground and tennis courts. The low monthly HOA fee covers essential exterior burdens—such as plowing roadways and driveways, mowing common grounds, and weekly trash removal.
Situated off Main Dunstable Road in South Nashua, the community is less than five minutes from the F.E. Everett Turnpike (Route 3) at Exit 4 or Exit 5. It is in close proximity to local shopping plazas, Nashua High School South, Rivier University, and downtown dining.
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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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