Fisher's Bay Association (56 Units)
π Fisher's Bay Road, Sunapee, NH 03782
Sunapee, New Hampshire
Units
56
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
~$135/month ($1,620/year)
About Fisher's Bay Association
Fisher's Bay Association is an exclusive waterfront community situated along the western shore of Lake Sunapee in Sunapee, New Hampshire. Originally established in 1967 with the association acquiring waterfront property in 1972, the community covers roughly 60 acres of heavily wooded land. It presents a quiet, private atmosphere while remaining integrated into the picturesque Lake Sunapee region.
The association comprises 56 single-family lots, with each home built on approximately one acre of private land. Architecture across the community varies, featuring traditional New England chalets, contemporary timber-frame designs, and classic lake homes. Residences are carefully set back among mature trees, providing ample natural privacy for each property owner.
Residents enjoy access to a robust lineup of private community amenities centered around Lake Sunapee. Highlights include over 200 feet of pristine sandy beachfront, a private boat basin marina, a welcoming clubhouse for community events, tennis and pickleball courts, and canoe/kayak storage. The setting supports an active, year-round indoor and outdoor lifestyle centered around boating, swimming, and summer lakeside gathering.
Located just a short drive from Mount Sunapee Resort and historic Sunapee Harbor, Fisher's Bay offers convenient access to local dining, boutique shopping, and winter skiing. Major regional routes connect the association to New London and the Upper Valley within 20 to 30 minutes.
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