0.10± acre lot with a 734± sq. ft., 1-bed, 1-bath ranch-style home built in 1950. Parcel also contains a garage, shed, fenced-in area, backyard, and paved driveway. House needs repairs and restoration. Located in the US Route 3 Corridor Performance Zone, which allows for a variety of commercial and other uses.

An appealing single-family home or development project!

Assessed at $126,800

Note: Starting in 2028, the NH DOT is scheduled to expand and improve Hooksett Road/Route 3. As currently planned, this project will result in DOT acquiring a right-of-way and an easement over the front of this parcel. For more information, click here.

Two lots being sold as one with a combined area of 17.13± acres. Located at the end of Rockforest Drive–a developed residential street. Mostly flat terrain. Walking trails. Abuts Property #3 and near Property #4. Zoned high density residential. 

A gorgeous lot with incredible development potential!

Combined assessment of $72,600

Note: Combined lots may be under-assessed. Similar lots in the vicinity have assessed land values of $140,000+.

2.10± acre two-piece wooded lot that abuts Property #2 and is close to Property #4. Relatively flat terrain. Zoned high density residential.

Assessed at $17,500

Note: The town tax card states that this lot is 12 acres in size. However, the town tax maps and other resources indicate that this lot is approximately 2 acres in size.

0.49± acre wooded lot near Property #2 and Property #3. Zoned high density residential.

Assessed at $300

Notes: Based on town tax maps, property may be landlocked. The town tax card states that this lot is 0.06 acres in size. However, the town tax maps and other resources indicate that this lot is approximately half an acre in size.

3.20± acre wooded lot in a rural neighborhood. Parcel slopes down slightly and then becomes relatively level. Near the Candia, NH border. Not far from Property #6 and Property #7. Zoned low density residential.

Assessed at $130,400

0.20± acre triangular vacant wooded lot in a rural neighborhood. Stone walls. Next to walking trails and Property #7. Near Property #5 and the Candia, NH border. Zoned low density residential.

Assessed at $59,500

Note: The town tax maps indicate that structures are located on this property. This is incorrect–this is a vacant lot.

1.54± acre wooded lot in a rural neighborhood. Next to Property #6 and near Property #5. Located on the Candia, NH border. Zoned low density residential.

Assessed at $114,700

0.40± acre wooded lot on the Manchester, NH border. Near Interstate 93. Zoned medium density residential.

Assessed at $1,200

0.06± acre vacant rectangular lot in an established residential neighborhood. Level with lawn and bushes. Zoned urban density residential. 

Assessed at $11,900

0.19± acre wooded lot. Zoned medium density residential.

Assessed at $11,900

Note: Based on town tax maps, property may be landlocked.

0.09± acre wooded lot on the Candia, NH border. Zoned low density residential.

Assessed at $11,900

Notes: Based on town tax maps, property may be landlocked. According to property records, the town owns 99% of this property, and a private individual owns the remaining 1%. See property documents below for more information.

2.70± acre wooded lot. Located in the US Route 3 Corridor Performance Zone, which allows for a variety of commercial and other uses.

Assessed at $87,600

Note: Based on town tax maps, property may be landlocked.

0.06± acre vacant triangular lot on the Manchester, NH border. Lot slopes down from the road. Frontage on Bicentennial Drive. Zoned medium density residential.

Assessed at $14,000

2.00± acre two-piece vacant lot near town facilities, including a skate park. Located in the US Route 3 Corridor Performance Zone, which allows for a variety of commercial and other uses.

Assessed at $5,100

Note: Based on town tax maps, property may be landlocked.

1.90± acre wooded lot near Interstate 93. Located in the US Route 3 Corridor Performance Zone, which allows for a variety of commercial and other uses.

Assessed at $35,600

Notes: The State of New Hampshire owns an easement over a portion of the parcel to build and maintain slopes and drainage. Based on the town tax maps, property may be landlocked.