Condo Communities in Rochester
Browse 9 registered condominium associations in Rochester, NH with 290 total units.
Source: CAI-NE 2024-2025 Annual Resource Directory (data as of April 2024)
Woodland Green Condo Assn.
105 units
Built 1987
Types: townhouse
Ten Pines at Ten Rod Road Condominium Association (55+)
72 units
Built 2005
Types: 55+ garden-style, primarily single-level condos, four units per building, approximately 1, 058-square-foot two-bedroom layouts
Inn at Secretariat Estates
50 units
Built 2004
Types: 55+ garden-style condominium apartments, one-level units in a three-story elevator building, one- and two-bedroom configurations
Secretariat Condominium Association
50 units
Built 2004
Types: 55+ garden-style condominium apartments, one-level units in a three-story building with elevator service, one- and two-bedroom configurations
Heritage Condominium Association
7 units
Built 1981
Types: townhouse-style, two-story attached condominiums
106 Winter Street Condominium Association
2 units
Built 1902
Types: attached/two-unit townhouse-style condominium
46 Stillings Court Condominium Association
2 units
Built 2023
Types: side-by-side, three-story townhouse/condex units
48 Stillings Court Condominium Association
2 units
Built 2022
Types: side-by-side townhouse/condex units, approximately three stories
Cedarbrook Village Condominium Association
Built 1974
Types: townhouse-style, two-story condominium units, some smaller garden/top-floor configurations also occur
Living in Rochester
Rochester, the "Lilac City," is Strafford County's largest community and serves as a regional commercial center for the Lakes Region and seacoast area. Located along the Salmon Falls River, Rochester has transformed from its industrial past into a diverse economy centered on healthcare, manufacturing, and retail. Frisbie Memorial Hospital serves as a major employer and regional medical center, while the city's downtown has seen recent revitalization efforts. The city offers affordable housing compared to coastal communities, making it attractive to families and first-time homebuyers. Rochester's school system serves about 4,000 students across multiple schools, and the city provides numerous recreational opportunities including the Rochester Recreation Area with its extensive trail system. The city's location provides convenient access to both the seacoast and Lakes Region attractions. Rochester's community spirit shines through events like the annual Lilac Festival, one of New England's oldest floral celebrations. The city's mix of urban amenities and small-town affordability appeals to those seeking value and community. With ongoing downtown development and a commitment to economic growth, Rochester offers opportunities for both residents and businesses seeking a central location with room to grow.
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