Condo Communities in Salem

Browse 16 registered condominium associations in Salem, NH with 1,630 total units.

Source: Rockingham County Audit - AI Discovery (data as of August 2026)

16Associations
1,630Units
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Tuscan Village Master Association

1000 units

Built 2019

Types: luxury mid-rise condominiums, garden-style units, multi-level townhomes, live-work residences

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Lancelot Court Condo Assn.

250 units

Built 1970

Types: garden-style

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The Club at Meadowbrook Condo

117 units

Built 2004

Types: garden-style

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Braemoor Woods Condominium Association

88 units

Built 2014

Types: garden-style condominiums, single-level flats

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Salem Crossing I

55 units

Types: condominium

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Tuscan 3000 Condominium Association, Inc.

30 units

Built 2022

Types: mid-rise luxury condominiums, single-level urban residences

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Sullivan Ridge

20 units

Built 1989

Types: townhouse

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Kellingrove Estates Condominiums

18 units

Built 2021

Types: luxury garden-style flats, penthouse suites, villa-level single-floor residences

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Paddock Condo

16 units

Built 2017

Types: detached, single-family style

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King’s Court Condo Assn.

12 units

Built 1987

Types: garden-style, multi-family apartments

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86-92 Pond St. Condo

8 units

Types: garden, townhouse

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Stillwater Condominiums

6 units

Built 1920

Types: attached multi-level condominiums, carriage house conversion flats

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Stillwater Manor Condo Association

6 units

Built 1905

Types: historic estate mansion condominiums, multi-level luxury conversion suites

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34 Atkinson Rd.

2 units

Built 1986

Types: townhouse, condex

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Duplex Nominee Trust Condo

2 units

Built 1991

Types: attached, colonial-style townhouse

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Rockingham Acres

Built 1986

Types: townhouse, half-duplex

Living in Salem

Salem sits at New Hampshire's southern border, offering residents the unique advantage of no state income or sales tax while providing easy access to Massachusetts employment centers. Located in Rockingham County along I-93 and Route 28, Salem has developed into a major retail destination, with the Mall at Rockingham Park and numerous shopping centers attracting visitors from across the region. This commercial development provides both tax revenue and local employment opportunities. The town's residential areas offer a range of housing options, from established neighborhoods with mature trees to newer developments. Salem's school system serves about 5,000 students, and the town provides excellent recreational facilities including multiple parks, athletic fields, and the popular Canobie Lake Park amusement park. The town's location makes it particularly attractive to Massachusetts commuters seeking New Hampshire's tax advantages. Salem balances its commercial success with efforts to maintain community character and quality of life. The town offers a mix of suburban convenience and New England charm, with easy access to both urban amenities and outdoor recreation. For families and professionals seeking affordability, good schools, and convenient location, Salem provides a practical choice in southern New Hampshire's competitive housing market.

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