Center Woods Condominium (2 Units)
📍 50 Center Brook Ln, Weare, NH 03281
Weare, New Hampshire
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2
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About Center Woods Condominium
Center Woods Condominium is a quiet residential duplex-style community situated along Center Brook Lane in rural Weare, New Hampshire. Surrounded by dense woodlands and scenic country roads, the property offers a peaceful, low-density environment that reflects the charm of South-Central New Hampshire. Public property records identify the development at the address, while real-estate records show two separately identified condominium residences.
The community consists of multi-level attached townhouse-style units constructed in the late 1980s. Unit A is recorded at approximately 2,625 square feet and Unit B at approximately 2,084 square feet, providing substantially more living area than a typical apartment-style condominium. Homes feature classic wood-frame construction, multi-bedroom layouts, private basements, and dedicated decks overlooking the surrounding tree line.
Daily life at Center Woods Condominium emphasizes a low-maintenance, quiet country lifestyle. Residents enjoy dedicated off-street parking and shared common grounds without the congestion and density of large suburban complexes. The two-unit configuration appears to share the larger parcel and driveway rather than forming a multi-building condominium complex.
The property is situated just minutes from Center Woods Elementary School and Route 114. Residents have straightforward access to local conveniences in Weare center, outdoor recreation at Clough State Park and Horace Lake, and an easy commute to Henniker, Goffstown, Concord, and Manchester.
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Living in Weare
Weare is a large, rural town in Hillsborough County, stretching across rolling hills and forest between Concord and Manchester. Despite its size, the town has no traditional village center, with residential development spread across several distinct neighborhoods. Clough State Park and its reservoir provide the town's main recreational focal point, offering swimming, boating, and camping. Weare's rural roads and limited commercial development have kept the town's character largely agricultural and low-density. The town draws families and value-seekers looking for larger lots and lower housing costs within a reasonable commute of Concord or Manchester. Weare's lack of a central downtown means most retail and dining trips head to neighboring communities.
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