Mobile Home Parks in Walpole

Browse 1 mobile home park in Walpole, NH with 5 total sites.

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About Walpole

Walpole is a small Connecticut River Valley town in Cheshire County known for its well-preserved village green, ringed by Federal and Greek Revival architecture. The town's rural character and river valley farmland have changed little over the decades, giving it a postcard New England appearance. Local agriculture supports a strong food and cider-making scene, including a well-known creamery and several area orchards. The town center includes a general store and library that anchor much of the community's civic life, supplemented by an active roster of volunteer organizations. Walpole remains very rural, with minimal public services and a nearest hospital more than 20 minutes away. The town's limited employment base outside agriculture and small local businesses means many residents commute elsewhere, drawn instead by the privacy and close-knit community that rural Walpole offers.
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Walpole Retirement Park

Hogan Lane, Walpole, NH 03608

Investor-Owned55+5 sites
Lot Rent: $400/mo

Walpole Retirement Park is a very small manufactured housing park identified in MHVillage's county-area directory and in a recent commercial real estate listing. The latter describes the property as a five-lot manufactured housing park, providing a useful current indication of its scale. With only 5 home sites on the property, the community is serviced by shared wells and public sewer. The homes are older, traditional single-wides. Recent real estate listings indicate the expansive 16-acre parcel is currently being marketed to developers for potential subdivision into standard residential lots, meaning the park's long-term operating status as a mobile home community is unverified. Located in one of Cheshire County's most desirable and scenic agricultural towns, the park sits just off the Connecticut River. Residents enjoy immediate access to Route 12, providing a scenic, direct drive north into Charlestown and Claremont, or south into the town center of Walpole for local dining and community events.