Village at Kearsarge (44 Units)
📍 45 Wildflower Trail, Kearsarge, NH 03847
North Conway, New Hampshire
Units
44
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
~$400–$550/month
About Village at Kearsarge
The Village at Kearsarge is an established residential condominium neighborhood nestled off Kearsarge Road on the northern edge of North Conway. Surrounded by dense woodlands and views of the surrounding peaks, the community delivers a classic White Mountains residential feel.
The community features contemporary multi-level townhomes finished with natural cedar siding and earth-toned trim. Homes offer generous multi-level layouts ranging from two to four bedrooms with open living areas, cathedral ceilings, fireplaces, and private rear decks.
Residents enjoy well-kept recreational amenities including a private in-ground swimming pool, tennis court, and wooded trails connecting to regional trail systems. The neighborhood offers a peaceful, community-minded lifestyle for both full-time families and seasonal residents.
The Village at Kearsarge is positioned just minutes from Kearsarge Brook, the Green Hills Preserve, Cranmore Mountain, and downtown North Conway's restaurants and retail establishments.
HOA Fees Include
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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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