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Twin Rivers Condo (36 Units)

πŸ“ 9 Piscassic St, Newmarket, NH 03857

Newmarket, New Hampshire

Units

36

Year Built

1986

Unit Types

townhouse

HOA Fees

$260-$390/month

About Twin Rivers Condo

Twin Rivers Condominium is a picturesque waterfront residential community located on Piscassic Street along the banks of the Lamprey and Piscassic Rivers in Newmarket, New Hampshire. Newmarket is a charming Rockingham County Seacoast town celebrated for its preserved mill buildings, thriving culinary scene, and close ties to Exeter and Durham. The complex offers a tranquil riverside setting surrounded by conservation land.

Built in the mid-1980s, Twin Rivers features two-story townhouse-style units finished with wood-frame construction and durable siding. Units typically encompass 1,150 to 1,700 square feet with two bedrooms, 1.5 to 2 bathrooms, second-floor laundry, and private decks or walkout patios offering direct views of the river.

The community offers a premier waterfront and outdoor recreational lifestyle. Residents have direct river access via a community boat dock, dedicated kayak and canoe racks, fishing spots, and adjacent nature trails. The pet-friendly association covers exterior maintenance, plowing, and grounds upkeep.

Twin Rivers is located within easy walking distance of Downtown Newmarket's restaurants, cafes, and historic mills. Commuters benefit from direct routes via Route 108 and Route 85 to the University of New Hampshire in Durham, downtown Exeter, Great Bay, and Portsmouth.

HOA Fees Include

βœ“master insurance
βœ“landscaping
βœ“snow removal
βœ“trash removal
βœ“common acreage

Community Amenities

β˜…riverfront access
β˜…boat launch/dock
β˜…kayak/canoe storage
β˜…nature trails
β˜…assigned parking

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

Living in Newmarket

Newmarket is a small mill town on the Lamprey River in Rockingham County, a few miles from Durham and the University of New Hampshire. Its brick mill buildings, once home to textile production, now house apartments, offices, and small businesses. The compact, walkable downtown has become a modest arts and dining destination, with a small theater, breweries, and restaurants filling the historic mill district. The Lamprey River runs directly through town, offering waterfront parks and paddling access. Newmarket's proximity to UNH and the Seacoast job market draws a mix of students, young professionals, and families. Housing remains more affordable than Durham or Exeter, though the historic mill-town character means limited large-lot or new-construction options.

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