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Email Terry & Joe |
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603-537-5333 |
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603-553-2761 |
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888-434-2510 |
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Address:
101 Rand Dr
Type: Residential
Style:
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1
Basement: Yes, Walkout
Size: 1,288 sq. ft.
Lot Type: Rectangular
Lot Size:
2.29acres
Year Built: 1988
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR TRUE ONE LEVEL LIVING AND LOVE TO ENTERTAIN? Then this secluded Ranch home is just for you. Massive 76’ x 12’ wraparound deck overlooking the yard is ideal for large gatherings of family and friends. Set on over 2 acres with mature landscaping and gorgeous fruit trees. This meticulously kept home features an updated kitchen with stainless appliances, tiles floors and spacious living room with hardwood floors. Plenty of room to expand in the partially finished walkout lower level with new sliders. Other prime updates include 2 yr old furnace, well pump, bedroom carpeting, and leach field. 5 yr old windows and roof. Great private yard for weekend cookouts and a game of touch football.
Located in beautiful Chester, New Hampshire just 50 minutes from Boston, this beautiful home offers the enjoyment of a country setting and cultural benefits of a nearby metropolitan area. Located 15 minutes to I-93 and 15 minutes to Route 101 and about 25 minutes to major shopping malls and major airport. Want to be close to the mountains and the Seacoast? Chester is your place.
About Chester NH: Chester is a town in Rockingham County, New Hampshire, United States. The population was 4,648 at the 2006 census. It is home to Chester College (formerly White Pines College). Incorporated in 1722, Chester once included Candia, set off in 1763. First called "the chestnut country," it may have been the first of the settlement grants by Massachusetts selected for expansion of growing populations in the seacoast. The name may be derived from Cheshire, Chester being the county seat of Cheshire in England. Earl of Chester is a title held by the Prince of Wales. Daniel Chester French, sculptor of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., was a summer resident and took Chester as his middle name because of his love for the town.
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Information is deemed to be correct but not guaranteed.
Office: 603-434-2377 x5333
