90 Lamprey Drive #75-25-2

Property facts

Price

$354,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

3.5 acres

County

Rockingham County

MLS #

11928371

Description

Attention Custom Builders ! 3.5 acre Wooded lot with over 400 of frontage on 2 streets . Could be combined with adjacentlot 70-25-4 (4.9ac) for a possible 4 lot subdivision? This 3.5 acre lot is set on a picturesque back lot to Pawtuckaway Lake featuring lake and mountain views and scenicsurroundings. this property offers exceptional potential for the right buyer. The land has ample frontage on a class 5 town maintained road, served by NH Co-Op powerand cable services, and offers a variety of house lot possibilities, including potential building opportunities on the upper portion of the lot. The property is the perfect balance of peaceful living and outdoor recreation. Excellent lot for a family compound, horse or hobby farm, areas for garages for equipment orart studios, even room for a pickle ball or tennis court . Recent NH Accessory Dwelling law allows two detached structures per lot by right. No known wetlands. Certain areas on lot can provide water views of Pawtuckaway Lake. There are public boat ramps at Pawtuckaway State Park and with miles of hiking trails. Nottingham also has its own Town Beach! Winter Season offers many trails for recreation- xcountry skiing, ATV or snowmobile. This really shouldbe toured for full appreciation.( Town Tax Cards are WRONG-do not use them)

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