Condo Communities in Stratham
Browse 18 registered condominium associations in Stratham, NH with 494 total units.
Source: CAI-NE 2024-2025 Annual Resource Directory (data as of April 2024)
Glengarry Condo
114 units
Built 1985
Types: condominium
Vineyard Association
76 units
Built 2003
Types: detached single-family homes, 55+ active adult community
Thornhill Condominium Association
70 units
Built 1986
Types: multi-level townhomes
Stratham Green Condominium Association
60 units
Built 1986
Types: townhouse, duplex-style attached homes
Kirriemuir Homeowners Association
36 units
Built 1982
Types: attached townhomes
Parkman Brook Association
28 units
Built 2003
Types: detached single-family style condominiums, ranch and craftsman styles
Pheasant Run
28 units
Built 1988
Types: townhouse
Hills at Crockett Farm
23 units
Built 2012
Types: detached condos, single-family style
Sunset Woods Association
16 units
Built 2005
Types: detached single-family homes, colonial and craftsman styles
Montrose Condominium Association
14 units
Built 1984
Types: multi-level townhomes, loft-style condos, townhouses, attached condominiums
Peninsula Drive Association
12 units
Built 1998
Types: attached townhouses, duplex-style residential condominiums
Willow Pond Association
9 units
Built 2008
Types: detached custom craftsman and colonial homes
Bunker Hill Estates
5 units
Built 1999
Types: detached single-family homes, residential cluster
Windy Knoll Association
3 units
Built 1984
Types: residential cluster homes
Balmoral Condo
Built 1984
Types: loft-style, townhouse, 1.5-story attached
Burnhaven
Built 1980
Types: single-family homes, detached residential subdivision
Salt River Condo Assn.
Built 1985
Types: townhouse
Sewall Farm Condos
Built 2002
Types: townhouse
Living in Stratham
Stratham is an affluent town in Rockingham County between Exeter and Portsmouth, known for its rural character despite sitting along the busy Route 33 and Route 108 corridors. Stratham Hill Park and surrounding farmland preserve much of the town's open space. The town's schools rank among the state's best, drawing families to Stratham despite a lack of traditional downtown commercial district. A cluster of retail and auto dealerships along Route 33 provides convenient shopping without disrupting the town's residential core. Housing costs in Stratham run well above the state average, reflecting demand from families seeking top schools within easy reach of the Seacoast's job centers and beaches. The town draws affluent households and executives commuting to Portsmouth or the broader Seacoast region.
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