Rye Shores Condominium Association (9 Units)
π 2000 Ocean Boulevard, Rye, NH 03870
Rye, New Hampshire
Units
9
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
$705/month
About Rye Shores Condominium Association
Rye Shores is a small nine-unit residential condominium located at 2000 Ocean Boulevard in coastal Rye. CP Management identifies the property as a nine-unit residential condominium, while property records confirm its position directly along the Atlantic Ocean. The community has an intimate character and a distinctly coastal setting, with the scale of the association considerably smaller than many Seacoast condominium developments.
The development dates to approximately 2004 and consists of low-rise residential condominium residences. Public records describe wood-frame construction with clapboard and wood siding, concrete foundations, and architectural-shingle roofing. The residences are configured within a compact condominium property rather than a large multi-building complex.
Association services documented in property records include landscaping, plowing, sewer, and water, with a reported condominium fee of approximately $705 per month. No pool, clubhouse, tennis court, or other substantial recreational facility was identified. The principal shared lifestyle feature is the coastal setting and common condominium property associated with the oceanfront location.
Rye Shores offers convenient access to Rye's beaches, coastal roads, conservation areas, and nearby Seacoast communities. Route 1A provides a scenic connection toward Portsmouth and Hampton, while nearby Portsmouth offers extensive shopping, dining, healthcare, employment, and cultural resources. The community is particularly suited to residents who value a small association and proximity to the Atlantic rather than an extensive amenity package.
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Living in Rye
Rye stretches along several miles of open Atlantic coastline in Rockingham County, making it one of the few New Hampshire towns with true ocean frontage. Much of the shoreline remains undeveloped thanks to Odiorne Point State Park and protected tidal marshes, giving the town a rural, low-density character despite its coastal location. The town has no traditional downtown or commercial center, with most residents driving to nearby Portsmouth for groceries, dining, and services. What Rye offers instead is space, privacy, and panoramic ocean views from many of its properties, along with public beach access along its coastline. Rye's housing market is among the most expensive on the Seacoast, driven by scarce inventory and demand for oceanfront and near-oceanfront property. The town attracts affluent families, retirees, and second-home buyers seeking a quiet coastal lifestyle within a short drive of Portsmouth's restaurants and culture.
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