Kaitlin Whitcher

$300,000

12.45 Acres

Nottingham, New Hampshire, 3290

12.45 acres of buildable land on beautiful Raymond Road (Route 156) in desirable Nottingham, NH! With a blend of rolling terrain and level areas, this property offers the perfect setting to create the peaceful country home you've been dreaming of.A major advantage of this parcel is that approximately 10 of the 12.45 acres remain enrolled in New Hampshire's Current Use program, providing valuable property tax savings. An additional 2.45-acre homesite has already been removed from Current Use, meaning a future buyer can build a home without paying the 10% Land Use Change Tax on that portion—a significant benefit and cost savings.Located on the western side of town, you'll enjoy privacy and natural beauty while remaining conveniently close to major routes. The property is part of the Nottingham School District, with high school choice between Coe-Brown Northwood Academy and Dover High School.Just minutes from Pawtuckaway State Park and Pawtuckaway Lake, you'll have easy access to hiking, boating, swimming, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation. What could 12+ acres do for your life? Create your own private retreat, enjoy the tax advantages of Current Use, and experience the best of country living with convenient access to everything the Seacoast region has to offer. Let's start your next chapter right here!

$399,000

15 Acres

Strafford, New Hampshire, 3884

Rare opportunity to own 15 sprawling acres with over 1,000 feet of frontage along a low-level channel connected to Bow Lake! Unique parcel and diverse landscape of elevated rocky terrain & lower wetland areas, pure abundance! Tall pines and meandering paths lead you to the water's edge, and it's like you're hidden from the rest of the world! APPROVED 4-BR SEPTIC DESIGN complete! Seller has completed a 4-bedroom septic design for the benefit of the buyer, making next steps so much easier!Zoning: Unmanaged Pine (Land Use Code: W-PINE-UNM). Property is enrolled in Current Use Tax Benefit Status. Buyer is responsible for any penalties, fees, or tax implications resulting from a change in use. Buyer is responsible for conducting all due diligence regarding the property's condition, suitability, intended use, permits, approvals, development potential, and any other matters of importance. Buyers are encouraged to consult with the Town and qualified professionals regarding any current or future use of the property. Very unique and intriguing property~ come get lost in the woods of wonder!The property has undergone environmental review & remediation efforts over the years. The State of New Hampshire has issued a determination of No Further Action~ meaning no further state-required remediation is currently required based on available information. Extensive documentation is available, and prospective buyers are strongly encouraged to review all materials prior to further inquiry. All possibilities for this land are subject to buyer due diligence and applicable approvals.