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1.3Acreage
R1Zoning
Enjoy the good life! Perfect site for your waterfront dream home to be privately sited on 1.3+ acres with 170' of frontage on the Lamprey River. Parcel affords great topography for waterside walkout lower level home and large wraparound decks. Wooded setting including beautiful mature hemlocks provide a feeling of Adirondack living. Wonderful no-wake zone is ideal for excellent paddling and kayaking just steps from your back door. Direct access to Great Bay, Portsmouth Harbor and the Atlantic beyond. Recorded dock permit with pier in place. Engineering for 4-bedroom septic (permit has expired). Located just a short walk or bike ride into Newmarket's vibrant downtown.
Listed by Valerie Shelton of Appledore Real Estate
SewerNone, On-Site Septic Needed, Soil Test Available
Other
Taxes$6,064
SurveyedYes
ZoningR1
Assessment Year2018
View Count5
Location
Building Number28
StreetSmith Garrison
TownNewmarket
StateNH
Zip03857
CountyRockingham
Flood ZoneUnknown
DistrictNewmarket SAU #31
Elementary SchoolNewmarket Elem School
Junior HighNewmarket Junior High School
High SchoolNewmarket Senior HS
Property
Acreage1.3
AreaTidal
Square Feet56,628
Lot59
Road Frontage165
RoadsPublic
Topography
River
Sloping
Trail/Near Trail
Water View
Waterfront
Wooded
Water Body
Water Body NameLamprey River
Water Body TypeRiver
Waterfront170
Water AccessOwned
Shore RightsDeeded
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