43 Melvin Mills Road

Property facts

Price

$99,900

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

3.5 acres

County

Merrimack County

MLS #

12013135

Description

Surrounded on three sides by the Warner River, this 3.5-acre Bradford property offers approximately 2,100 feet of river frontage and a distinctive setting for camping and getting away. Currently used as a recreational property, an older camper is already on site, along with a drilled well near the front of the property and power running into the land. The river wraps around much of the parcel, creating a natural setting that feels removed while still being surprisingly convenient to the Lake Sunapee region. With some of the basic infrastructure already in place, the property can continue to be enjoyed as a seasonal camping spot and a home base for exploring the area. Mount Sunapee Resort and Mount Sunapee State Park are approximately 16 minutes away, making this an easy home base for enjoying the area throughout the year. Concord is about 30 minutes away, while Boston is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. For someone looking for their own piece of New Hampshire to camp, unplug, and use as a jumping-off point for the Sunapee region, much of what you need to get started is already here.

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