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Enfield NH Land for sale $495,000 | 4 Acres | Price Per Acre $0

$495,000 | 4 Acres | Price Per Acre $0 Enfield NH Land »

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Listed on Wednesday May 15, 2024
Description: A rare business opportunity on Route 4, Enfield, with 4 very desirable acres. A well established business area with flexible zoning of CB and R1. Public water and public sewer available on street. Showings begin Sunday, May 19,2024. See Listing Details & 1 images.
Enfield NH Land for sale $429,900 | 108 Acres | Price Per Acre $0

$429,900 | 108 Acres | Price Per Acre $0 Enfield NH Land »

 Acres 108   
Listed on Wednesday Oct 30, 2024
Description: GORGEOUS parcel of land with proposed building site. Road frontage on Bog Rd with electric at street. Possible views of the surrounding landscape with a building site higher up on the property. The town of Enfield is known for its history, culture, and outdoor activities and is only a short distance from historical Shaker Village. Bog Rd is in the George Hill neighborhood, an area that has remained basically unchanged for several decades. Although more recently, it has experienced growth in private homes and population, it still holds its place in Enfield's early history. Book your tour of this unique parcel of land and start planning your dream home today! See Listing Details & 12 images.
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