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Renovated Apartment Buildings with Expansion Potential
Updated: Aug 19
Renovated Apartment Buildings with Expansion Potential

2556 E Conway Road, Conway, NH 03813

$1,100,000
4,872 sqft 3.00 AC lot
Four currently rented units across a renovated farmhouse and a 2019 freestanding cape
4,872 square feet on 3 acres
Farmhouse renovation completed in 2020 with updated insulation, wiring, and plumbing
Separate high‑efficiency wall‑mounted boilers and electric meters for each unit
RA zoning with open, level rear land and stated potential for additional units
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17-Room Extended-Stay Apartment Building
Updated: Mar 12
17-Room Extended-Stay Apartment Building

720 Kearsarge Road, Conway, NH 03860

$1,200,000
0.61 AC lot
17‑room extended‑stay rental configuration
0.61‑acre site at 720 Kearsarge Road, Conway, NH 03860
Historic property dating to 1773
RA zoning designation
Wood Frame construction with Clapboard Exterior
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Carroll County, NH Apartment Buildings Market Trends and Statistics

Explore 2 apartment buildings for sale in Carroll County, NH on our real estate platform. These investment opportunities span a total of 4,872 square feet of properties for sale, with an estimated market value of $2,300,000.

Sale prices for apartment complexes in Carroll County, NH start at $1,100,000, averaging $1,150,000, and reaching up to $1,200,000 — offering options for a variety of budgets and business needs. Daily updated analytics ensure you stay ahead with the latest data and market trends.

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