Greenhouse Commons Condominium Association (18 Units)
π 271 High Street / Birch Hill Lane, Somersworth, NH 03878
Somersworth, New Hampshire
Units
18
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
$260/month
About Greenhouse Commons Condominium Association
Greenhouse Commons Condominium Association is a premier newly constructed residential neighborhood set on Birch Hill Lane off High Street in Somersworth. Spread over 13 wooded acres with substantial preserved common open space, this neighborhood provides a private country cul-de-sac atmosphere right within the city limits.
Constructed by award-winning River Birch Builders, the community features contemporary Craftsman-inspired condex-style townhomes. Housing consists of two-unit condominium/condex buildings with two-story layouts. Residences offer spacious multi-level layouts spanning approximately 1,740 to 1,760 square feet with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, attached single-car garages, architectural shingle roofs, walk-out basements, and private rear decks overlooking the woods.
The neighborhood fosters an active, low-maintenance lifestyle where routine exterior chores like plowing and lawn care are handled through the HOA. The primary shared amenities are the extensive common acreage, landscaped grounds, private association roads, and snow removal. The peaceful setting invites morning walks along the quiet neighborhood loop and casual outdoor gatherings in expansive backyard spaces.
Located near the intersection of High Street and Route 108, Greenhouse Commons is moments from major shopping plazas, supermarkets, medical facilities, and schools. The Spaulding Turnpike (Route 16) is easily accessible, allowing seamless commutes south to Dover and Portsmouth.
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Living in Somersworth
Somersworth is a small mill city on the Salmon Falls River in Strafford County, directly across the water from Berwick, Maine. Like many former textile centers along the river, the city's identity was shaped by its 19th-century mills, several of which still stand downtown. Somersworth's compact downtown has seen steady reinvestment, with new restaurants and small businesses filling former mill and commercial buildings. The city sits close to Rochester and Dover, giving residents easy access to larger retail and job centers in the Seacoast region. Housing in Somersworth remains among the more affordable options on the Seacoast, attracting a diverse mix of first-time buyers, families, and residents seeking proximity to both Maine and the coast. The city's population and job growth have picked up in recent years alongside downtown revitalization.
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