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Peninsula Drive Association (12 Units)

πŸ“ 21 Peninsula Dr, Stratham, NH 03885

Stratham, New Hampshire

Units

12

Year Built

1995–2002

Unit Types

attached townhouses, duplex-style residential condominiums

HOA Fees

$300-$400/month

About Peninsula Drive Association

Peninsula Drive Association is an established residential condominium neighborhood tucked away in the scenic Seacoast town of Stratham, New Hampshire. Surrounded by lush conservation land, wetlands, and mature native trees, the community offers a quiet, nature-focused living environment with classic suburban charm.

The residences are constructed in elegant New England multi-level townhouse styles featuring neutral vinyl clapboard siding, architectural rooflines, and attached garages. Inside, the homes offer open concept two- to three-bedroom floor plans, multi-story living areas, walk-out basements, and private rear decks overlooking the wooded landscape.

Life at Peninsula Drive emphasizes peaceful, low-maintenance living. The association oversees all exterior building care, grounds maintenance, and seasonal snow clearing, giving residents freedom to explore the Seacoast region without the burdens of home exterior upkeep.

Located just off Portsmouth Avenue (Route 108) and near Route 33 and Route 101, the community is ideally positioned for commuting to Portsmouth, Exeter, and Dover. Residents enjoy close proximity to Stratham Hill Park, Great Bay Discovery Center, and the boutique dining and shopping of downtown Exeter.

HOA Fees Include

βœ“master insurance
βœ“exterior maintenance
βœ“landscaping
βœ“snow removal
βœ“road maintenance

Community Amenities

β˜…landscaped grounds
β˜…paved private road
β˜…wooded conservation buffers
β˜…off-street parking
β˜…walking trails
β˜…pond
β˜…gazebo

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

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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