Collin's Landing Condo (24 Units)
Weare, New Hampshire
Units
24
Year Built
Unit Types
HOA Fees
$400-$460/month
About Collin's Landing Condo
Collin's Landing is a premier waterfront townhouse condominium community situated on the shores of Lake Horace in Weare, New Hampshire. Weare is a picturesque, rural-suburban Hillsborough County community bordered by Goffstown, New Boston, and Henniker. The community is bordered by nearly 200 acres of protected conservation land, providing an idyllic natural setting with sweeping lake views.
Built in 2003, the complex comprises multi-level Adirondack-inspired townhouses featuring wood-frame construction, asphalt shingle roofs, and integrated 1-car garages. Units span roughly 1,400 to over 1,900 square feet with two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, open-concept island kitchens, gas fireplaces, and enclosed porches designed to capture scenic water views.
Life at Collin's Landing revolves around year-round four-season outdoor recreation. Homeowners enjoy exclusive access to a private sandy community beach on 268-acre Lake Horace, community day docks for boating and kayaking, and direct access to hiking and snowmobile trails. Dues cover water, sewer, beach maintenance, and winter snow clearance.
The neighborhood offers convenient travel routes via Route 77 and Route 114, providing access to Concord in about 20 minutes and Manchester in 30 minutes. Winter skiing at Pats Peak in Henniker is just 10 minutes away, offering a perfect blend of lakeside living and regional accessibility.
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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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