The Lookout (17 Units)
📍 243 Skimobile Road, North Conway, NH 03860
North Conway, New Hampshire
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17
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HOA Fees
~$756/month
About The Lookout
The Lookout is a luxury slopeside residential development located directly at the base of Cranmore Mountain Resort in North Conway. Positioned steps from the Skimobile Express Quad, the property offers direct ski-in/ski-out convenience paired with sweeping alpine vistas.
Residences feature contemporary alpine lodge architecture with premium energy-efficient construction. Ranging from two to four bedrooms (1,170 to 2,490 sq. ft.), units offer open-concept single-level and two-story lofted configurations, private covered view balconies, and designer finishes.
The lifestyle at The Lookout centers around year-round mountain recreation. Homeowners enjoy dedicated ski lockers, priority access to mountain amenities, bike trails, and optional memberships to Cranmore's fitness and aquatic facilities.
Located on Cranmore's campus, the community is less than one mile from the historic center of North Conway Village, providing rapid access to the Conway Scenic Railroad, local dining, specialty boutiques, and regional healthcare services.
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Living in North Conway
North Conway is the commercial and tourism heart of the Mount Washington Valley in Carroll County, known for its mile-long strip of outlet shopping along Route 16. The town sits directly beneath cliffs popular with rock climbers and offers some of the most accessible mountain views in the White Mountains. Cranmore Mountain Resort and the Conway Scenic Railroad anchor much of the town's tourism economy, alongside the outlet shops, restaurants, and hotels that line its main corridor. The surrounding White Mountain National Forest provides hiking, climbing, and skiing close to the village center. Housing costs in North Conway have risen sharply alongside its growing profile as a four-season tourist destination, and much of the local economy remains tied to tourism, hospitality, and retail employment. The town draws visitors, seasonal workers, and second-home buyers seeking White Mountains access.
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