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Forest Park Tenants' Association Cooperative, Inc.

πŸ“ 62 Scenic Drive, Jaffrey, NH 03452

Jaffrey, New Hampshire

Mobile Home Parkyear roundYear-RoundBYO Allowed

Sites

117

Total Capacity

117

Lot Rent

$385-385/mo

Max Home Size

Unknown

Foundation/Wheels

HUD-code manufactured; compliant site installation required

Age Restriction

all ages

Management

resident owned

About Forest Park Tenants' Association Cooperative, Inc.

Forest Park Tenants' Association Cooperative, Inc. is a mobile home park located in Jaffrey, New Hampshire. This community offers year-round living. You may be able to bring your own tiny home.

What's Included in Rent

βœ“water
βœ“sewer
βœ“trash

Paid Separately

β€’electric
β€’heating_fuel
β€’internet
β€’cable

Community Amenities

β˜…paved_roads
β˜…off_street_parking
β˜…common_open_space
β˜…community_playground
β˜…nature_trails

Electric & Hookups

Electric Service

100amp

Hookup Types

public waterpublic sewerelectric

Rules & Policies

Pet Policy

Pets allowed with community approval/restrictions

Certification Requirements

HUD-code / NH installation compliance

Zoning Notes

Existing manufactured-home cooperative on ~44 acres. ROC since 2005.

Practical Considerations

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Strongest candidate for bringing a new manufactured home β€” public listings explicitly advertised vacant lots. $500 one-time buy-in. Recent water/sewer/drainage improvements.

Season & Stay Information

Operating Season

Year-round

Max Stay Length

permanent residency

Membership Programs

resident owned cooperativeroc nh membercommunity loan fund

Data Sources

AI Confidence: medium

Data from publicly available information β€” verify with community and town before making decisions.

Living in Jaffrey

Jaffrey sits at the base of Mount Monadnock in the Monadnock Region, one of the most-climbed mountains in the world thanks to its accessible trails and panoramic summit views. The mountain's presence shapes much of the town's identity and draws a steady stream of hikers throughout the year. Jaffrey's historic downtown includes a restored theater and a mix of civic and arts organizations that keep the town's small commercial core active. Housing costs remain more affordable than the Seacoast or Merrimack Valley, though downtown retail vacancy has been a persistent challenge for the local economy. Many Jaffrey residents commute to jobs in Peterborough or Keene, and the town's population includes a mix of longtime families, outdoor enthusiasts, and residents drawn by the region's relative affordability. Its proximity to conservation land and hiking trails remains its biggest year-round draw.

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