List Price: $139,900 | 5.96 Acres | Price Per Acre $0 Land

Listed Thursday May 30, 2024 | MLS# 4998205
Listing Agent Dylan Beard, Manning Williams Agency. To see this Listing:
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Description:
Come build your vacation or year-round home in beautiful tax free southern NH. This building lot on Gibson Mountain Road is part the Inch Cape Association. This private lot has deeded lake rights to Franklin Pierce Lake, a 483 acre crystal clear (2.5 miles long) lake. There are no boat restrictions. Association fees are $275 annually, beach rights to an association sandy beach with chairs, picnic tables and mooring. There is a day dock available for temporary use. This private parcel is in a 4 season recreation area. Walk or golf-cart to the beach, If you enjoy hiking, there is 80 acres of conservation land behind this lot with trails and wildlife to enjoy. With-in 20 minutes there are 2 ski areas and MHT Airport is 45 minutes away. Lots of antiquing, culture and history abounds the area. This lot is centrally located between Keene, Concord, and Manchester. Seller and listing agent are related.
Lot Description: Lake Access | Wooded
Land Description
Lot Size: 5.96 acres
Zoned: Res)
Surveyed: Unk
Flood Zone: Unknown
Land Services
Roads: Paved
Road Frontage: 210
Electric: None
Water: None
Sewer: None
Additional Information

Block - 0
Taxes $1,196
Assesed Value Not Reported
Schools

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