Frenchman's Brook Condominium Association (27 Units)
📍 760 White Mountain Highway, Ossipee, NH 03814
Ossipee, New Hampshire
Units
27
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
~$190/month
About Frenchman's Brook Condominium Association
Frenchman's Brook is a modern residential condominium community situated along White Mountain Highway in Ossipee. Bordering protected woodland and Frenchman's Brook, the development blends contemporary new-construction convenience with direct access to New Hampshire's natural landscapes and Duncan Lake.
The development features a mix of two-story attached townhouses and single-level detached ranch condominiums built between 2020 and 2022. Units are constructed with energy-efficient building materials, vinyl siding, architectural shingle roofing, central air conditioning, covered front entries, and private rear decks overlooking wooded common acreage.
The association supports a low-maintenance lifestyle with comprehensive HOA coverage including landscaping, driveway and walkway snow clearance, exterior building maintenance, and water services. Residents enjoy shared access to Duncan Lake for non-motorized boating and fishing, as well as immediate connectivity to regional snowmobile and ATV trail networks.
Situated on Route 16, Frenchman's Brook offers immediate commuter access north to Conway and south to the Seacoast. Essential services, dining, grocery markets, and recreation at Indian Mound Golf Club and King Pine Ski Area are only a short drive away.
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Living in Ossipee
Ossipee sits near the southern edge of Carroll County's Lakes Region, close to Ossipee Lake and the smaller Lovell and Broad lakes. The town's mix of lake access and mountain views places it firmly within the region's broader tourism and recreation economy. Ossipee Lake and its surrounding waterways offer boating, fishing, and swimming throughout the summer, while the Ossipee Mountains provide hiking trails nearby. The town's modest downtown serves both year-round residents and the seasonal population that swells each summer. Housing in Ossipee ranges from lake cottages to year-round residential neighborhoods, with prices tied closely to water access. The town draws retirees, seasonal homeowners, and families seeking Lakes Region living at a lower cost than Winnipesaukee's more developed shores.
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