Maple Street Condominiums (6 Units)
π 94 Maple St, Somersworth, NH 03878
Somersworth, New Hampshire
Units
6
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
$261β$307/month
About Maple Street Condominiums
Maple Street Condominiums is an established 6-unit residential community situated on Maple Street in a quiet residential area of Somersworth. City assessment records identify six condominium units in the development, while current and recent listings describe the association as a small six-unit community. Situated on an expansive 1.37-acre lot, the property provides generous green space and an inviting neighborhood feel.
The buildings date to 1972 and use wood-frame construction. The building features wood-frame construction with durable vinyl and aluminum siding, a low-maintenance standing-seam metal roof, and concrete foundation. The individual units are garden-style flats spanning 740 to 852 square feet, offering efficient 2- and 3-bedroom configurations with bright open living areas, eat-in kitchens, and full baths.
Life at Maple Street is designed for high affordability and minimal maintenance. The all-inclusive HOA fee covers heat, hot water, water, sewer, landscaping, and snow removal, while on-site amenities include keyless entry, smart-app-controlled laundry facilities, and assigned off-street parking. Shared laundry and common grounds are also identified in listing information. No swimming pool, clubhouse, tennis courts, or other recreational complex was verified.
Located within walking distance of Somersworth Middle and High Schools, the development is also just minutes from local shopping plazas on High Street and downtown dining. The community's Somersworth location offers convenient access to local schools and everyday shopping, with Dover, Rochester, and Portsmouth all within the broader regional commuting area.
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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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