Alstead, NH Town-Owned Property Auction
Sat. November 7, 2026
Alstead Fire Department/Town Hall
9 Main Street, Alstead, NH 03602
Registration Starts at 10AM
Auction Starts at 11AM
Land, Location & Opportunity in Alstead!
INFORMATION & DISCLAIMERS
Absolute auction: No minimum bid
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Live auction with online and absentee bidding available.
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All properties are sold “AS IS, WHERE IS, WITH ALL FAULTS.”
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BUYER’S PREMIUM: 10%
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The information provided by www.nhtaxdeedauctions.com is for informational purposes only.
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Each bidder is required to conduct his/her own research and to make his/her own conclusions regarding title, fitness for a particular purpose, zoning restrictions, etc.
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Property documentation provided is not necessarily comprehensive. Bidders should conduct thorough independent due diligence before the auction date.
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Property descriptions are subject to change without notice.
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One or more properties may be added or removed prior to the auction. Please check back regularly for updates.
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Potential bidders are forbidden from entering any structures on the real estate except during scheduled open houses (if any).
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Refundable $1,000 deposit required to bid. See “Auction Policies & FAQ” below for more information
* NOTE: Former Property #6 (Warren Lake) has been removed from the auction *
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Contact us to request to register as absentee or webcast bidderProperty #1
52 Mechanic Street, Tax Map/Lot:11-142
3-bed, 2-bath single-family home situated on a 1-acre lot in a convenient in-town location. Property offers a generously sized lot with potential for redevelopment.
Assessed at: $225,200
Notes:
Purchase of this property is conditioned upon the renovation of the building and acquisition of a new certificate of occupancy within three years of purchase. The purchase and sale agreement and the deed for this property will both contain a reverter clause specifying that if the purchaser has not acquired the necessary certificate of occupancy from the municipality within three years of the deed date, ownership of the property will revert to the municipality. Additionally, the purchaser shall, concurrent with or before the transfer of title, post a bond or other security in the amount of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) in a form satisfactory to the town to ensure that the purchaser will renovate the building and acquire a new certificate of occupancy as described above.
