Mobile Home Parks in Troy
Browse 3 mobile home parks in Troy, NH with 61 total sites.
About Troy
Colonial Dr, Troy, NH 03465
Colonial Gardens is an operating manufactured housing community in Troy. Its existence is supported by recent town building-permit documentation identifying Colonial Gardens Mobile Home Park, LLC and applications for additional manufactured homes. Recent residential property listings also identify homes within Colonial Gardens, confirming continued residential use. The park contains just 25 home sites, ensuring minimal traffic on its interior roads. The housing inventory is heavily upgraded, with 85% of the homes featuring modern peaked roofs and 70% utilizing lap siding. The lots are comfortably sized, and the park management maintains a well-kept, uniform standard across the community grounds. Strategically located near Route 12, Colonial Gardens provides residents with a highly convenient commuter location. It is situated roughly halfway between the Massachusetts state line and the city of Keene, offering easy access to cross-border employment as well as Cheshire County's primary shopping and healthcare districts.
Silica Pond Manufactured Housing Park is identified in the historical regional inventory as a small manufactured housing property in Troy. The regional report records five lots, making it one of the smaller potential communities in the county. The park's precise physical address and current management arrangements were not established. Troy offers access to Keene and the wider Monadnock region, but further parcel-level investigation is needed to determine whether Silica Pond continues to operate as an independent year-round community.
Woodland Dr, Troy, NH 03465
Woodland Park is a small manufactured housing community in Troy. MHVillage identifies it as a 55-and-over community established around 1960, with 25 sites. It is a relatively small residential park compared with the larger cooperatives in Keene and Swanzey. Operating as a traditional, rent-only community, the park features a winding layout of primarily older single-wide homes. Because it is surrounded by dense tree cover, the lots feel highly private. Residents often personalize their spaces with external storage, winterized skirting, and small decks to enjoy the surrounding natural environment. The community's senior orientation makes it distinct within the county's manufactured housing inventory. Troy offers a small-town residential environment, with access to the Monadnock Regional School District area and nearby shopping and services in Keene and other neighboring towns.