Stillwater Condominiums (6 Units)
📍 4-14 Stillwater Cir, Salem, NH 03079
Salem, New Hampshire
Units
6
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HOA Fees
$260-$273/month
About Stillwater Condominiums
Stillwater Condominiums is an enchanting waterfront community set on the shores of Lower Stillwater Pond in Salem. Originally constructed as the carriage house and support buildings for the neighboring Edward Searles Estate, the property is framed by antique stone walls, castle turrets, and mature woodlands.
The community features multi-level residences that integrate early-20th-century craftsmanship with updated interior layouts. Architecture showcases period fieldstone, wood shingles, spiral staircases, and vintage window designs offering panoramic views of the water and gardens.
Living at Stillwater Condominiums offers a peaceful, retreat-like setting. Homeowners enjoy direct shared water access for kayaking, canoeing, and shoreline relaxation, while the association handles heat, hot water, exterior repairs, and snow clearance.
Conveniently positioned off Pond Street and Millville Street, the community provides quick connections to Route 28 and Interstate 93. Local amenities including Salem's schools, retail centers, and the Massachusetts border are only a short drive away.
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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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