List Price: $195,000 | 6.7 Acres | Price Per Acre $0 Land


Price Change! Reduced by $22,000 down 11% on May 30th 2024
Listed Tuesday Nov 21, 2023 | MLS# 4978415


Wishing to build? Here is a great opportunity. A 6.7 acre, lightly wooded, lot on an appealing and attractive residential road. Not far to Town or the Town Beach at Elkins. Great area for walking, biking and running. Spring Ledge's famous Pick Your Own Strawberries are just at the bottom of the hill. New London's Elementary School is just at the top. Really a great location! Potential for subdivision. Where the photos depict the lot boundaries with a red or white line, this is an approximate size and location. There are boundary markers at the road (one being the utility pole closest to the beige Victorian); the other a reddish thin pipe on the lot line of the next property. Walking into the depth of the property, the back line is marked by a stone wall.
Lot Description: Country Setting | Interior Lot | Level | Sloping | Wooded
Lot Size: 6.7 acres
Open Space: 0 acres
Zoned: R-2)
Surveyed: Yes
Flood Zone: Unknown
Land Services
Roads: Paved | Public
Road Frontage: 395
Electric: At Street
Water: None
Sewer: None
Power Co.- Eversource


Docs Available : Deed | Property Disclosure | Tax Map
Easement - Unknown
Block - 00
Taxes $2,457
Assesed Value Not Reported
Schools
School District: Kearsarge Sch Dst SAU #65
Elementary School: Kearsarge Elem New London
Middle School: Kearsarge Regional Middle Sch
High School: Kearsarge Regional HS

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