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Cross Ridge Estates (28 Units)

πŸ“ 68 Forrest Street, Plaistow, NH 03865

Plaistow, New Hampshire

Units

28

Year Built

1988

Unit Types

townhouse

HOA Fees

~$295/month

About Cross Ridge Estates

Cross Ridge Estates is a townhouse condominium community at 68 Forrest Street in Plaistow. Town records identify Cross Ridge Estates as a private road/community, while municipal water-system records identify the development at 68 Forrest Street.

Representative units were built in 1988 and use two-story townhouse plans with wood-frame construction. A 2024 sale at 68 Forrest Street included approximately 1,172 square feet, two bedrooms, one-and-a-half baths, a deck, basement/storage area, and one-car garage. Public listing information identifies four units per building.

The association is oriented toward conventional low-maintenance suburban living. A representative listing reported a $295 monthly condominium fee covering landscaping, plowing, sewer, trash, water, and master insurance. The community has common areas and snow removal but no publicly verified pool, clubhouse, or fitness complex.

Plaistow sits near the Massachusetts border and benefits from Route 125 and I-95 access. Haverhill, Massachusetts, is immediately nearby, while Salem, New Hampshire, provides additional shopping, employment, and services. The combination of established townhouse housing and access to Massachusetts employment centers makes Cross Ridge Estates a practical commuter-oriented condominium setting.

HOA Fees Include

βœ“landscaping
βœ“plowing
βœ“sewer
βœ“trash
βœ“water
βœ“master insurance

Community Amenities

β˜…common grounds
β˜…snow removal
β˜…landscaped grounds
β˜…private driveways
β˜…wooded perimeter

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

Living in Plaistow

Plaistow sits on the Massachusetts border in Rockingham County, where Route 125 and Route 121A create a busy commercial corridor serving both the town and neighboring communities. The town's proximity to I-495 in Massachusetts makes it a popular stop for shoppers and commuters. Retail plazas, restaurants, and service businesses line the town's main routes, giving Plaistow a more commercial character than many of its rural Rockingham County neighbors. Residential neighborhoods sit back from the main corridors, offering a quieter contrast to the retail strip. Plaistow's location and commercial base make it a practical choice for commuters working across the Massachusetts border or in the Manchester area. Housing costs remain moderate compared to towns closer to the Seacoast.

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