Old Farm Condominium Association (2 Units)
π 21 Linden Street, Somersworth, NH 03878
Somersworth, New Hampshire
Units
2
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HOA Fees
$118/month
About Old Farm Condominium Association
Old Farm Condominium Association is an enchanting historic property located on Linden Street in Somersworth's beloved Hilltop neighborhood. Occupying one of the neighborhood's largest parcels at 0.71 acres, the association showcases a park-like setting framed by mature trees, perennial gardens, and historic architecture.
The property dates to approximately 1850 and is characterized as an antique/New Englander-style residence with wood-frame construction, clapboard siding, a brick foundation, and shingle roofing. Inside, homes showcase over 2,100 square feet of character-rich living space with preserved tin ceilings, handsome fireplace mantels, original hardwood floors, and updated mechanical systems. The association's two-unit structure allows the property to retain the appearance and privacy of a traditional home while operating under condominium ownership.
Residents enjoy the rare autonomy and privacy of a single-family home paired with the shared financial and maintenance benefits of a small two-unit association. The property includes a detached historic barn and attached sheds, offering generous workshop, gardening, and outdoor storage spaces.
The location offers outstanding walkability to historic downtown Somersworth's breweries, coffee houses, restaurants, and municipal parks. Route 16 is easily reached for commutes down the Seacoast to Dover and Portsmouth, as well as quick trips across the Salmon Falls River into Maine.
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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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