Angle Pond Woods is a 55-plus condo community built around 2005 and 2006, tucked into the wooded area on Linden Drive in Hampstead, New Hampshire, where you'll find about 116 townhomes laid out along quiet streets like Aspen Drive, Autumn Lane, and Cottage Lane, and every home's got landscaped, level grounds with easy paved walking trails running through the property and looping down to the community beach on Angle Pond, where neighbors gather to swim, fish, or just picnic by the water, and residents can keep their kayak or canoe on storage racks by the shore and use the private boat dock, which is nice when you want to paddle out early in the morning or do a little fishing with grandkids, and there's even a sandy spot to sit and watch the sun go down or join a game at the horseshoe pit or fire up the picnic grill if the weather's decent.
Homes in Angle Pond Woods use a wood frame with a concrete base and shingle roof; most have either a one- or two-car attached garage and a main floor laid out for easy living with wide doorways, first-floor primary bedrooms with double closets, a walk-in shower, a double vanity, and sliding glass doors out to a private composite deck that faces the woods, so you can watch the birds with your tea if you want, and kitchens have maple cabinets, breakfast bars, granite or solid countertops, and stainless or newer appliances, including fridge, dishwasher, microwave, washer, dryer-sometimes even a new propane hot water heater or updated air conditioning unit, and the living room usually has hardwood floors, vaulted or cathedral ceilings, a gas fireplace, and large windows for plenty of afternoon light, and sometimes there's a solar tube to brighten things up without flipping a switch.
Many units offer a split-foyer or ranch-style design, so you'll find a finished lower level with big rooms for family gatherings, hobbies, or a quiet office with windows and a walk-out to the yard, along with another full or half bath, storage space with shelves, and unfinished areas where you could store seasonal things or maybe finish later, and the main level nearly always has a second bedroom, a hallway bath, laundry, ceiling fans, cable and internet already set up, and central air or propane heating and cooling.
This is an HOA-managed community, so owners pay a condo fee-usually described as reasonable, about $340 a month-that covers a lot, like ground maintenance, landscaping, plowing, trash pickup, road care, master insurance, and upkeep on the shared septic system, and there's even secured storage for RVs, boats, or trailers right on the property so folks that like to travel or get out on the water don't have to worry about parking, and there are five paved walking trails leading through wooded areas right up to the pond or out to Industralsi Pond, which is good for walkers, birdwatchers, or anyone looking for a little exercise without having to leave home.
Angle Pond Woods puts a real focus on quiet, active adult living, with a whole house generator and security system often built into the units, community activities and gatherings in a central room or on the sunset patio, easy access to beach and dock for water outings, and regular housekeeping, meal service, medication help, and even memory care or dietary support if you need it, so it works well for folks who want comfort, peace, a little help when needed, and some good neighbors nearby, all surrounded by shady woods, level lots, and lake access that's pretty hard to find elsewhere.
