Just Listed!! Charming 4 Bedroom Cape, 17 Cricket Corner Rd. Amherst, NH 03031

16 Aug Just Listed!! Charming 4 Bedroom Cape, 17 Cricket Corner Rd. Amherst, NH 03031

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Just Listed!!

17 Cricket Corner Rd. Amherst, NH 03031

Offered at $449,000

Adams Home Team, Keller Williams

About This Charming Home in Historic Amherst, NH

Inviting Cape Style home nestled on one of Amherst’s country roads, offering four Bedrooms, two Full bathrooms, an oversized one-car, direct entry garage… with a large attached shed! This property sits on a lovely one acre lot ringed by trees to the rear. It also includes a lovely above ground pool with a spacious deck surrounding it.

You will enter the home via the main front door or the sunny breezeway which accesses the garage, backyard, and the eat-in kitchen. The first floor has hardwood flooring and stairs, two bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a large living room with a wood burning fireplace . A large picture window. provides plenty of natural light. All windows in the home have been updated to low maintenance vinyl, the roof was replaced two years ago with architectural shingles. A new drilled well was installed in 2016!

The second floor provides two more spacious bedrooms, and another full bathroom. This is a dormered cape so you have that much more space… including eaves storage!

This home offers loads of charm and is in the Historic Community of Amherst, NH which provides so many lifestyle amenities on and around the picturesque Village Green!

Come check it out!

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About Amherst, NH

The Town of Amherst is located in the southern tier of the State of New Hampshire in Hillsborough County on the western edge of the Merrimack Valley and the eastern edge of the Monadnock region. It is equidistant to New Hampshire’s two largest cities, Manchester and Nashua, which are both less than 15 miles to their downtowns.

There are two major east/west state highways (Route 101 and 101-A) that pass through Amherst and provide easy access to the main north/south travel corridors of the state (US Route 3 and Interstate 93). In addition, Amherst is less than 15 miles from the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport which provides direct and connecting service to most major airports.

With a population of approximately 12,000 residents and a land area of nearly 35 square miles, we are a growing suburban-rural community that has successfully maintained many desirable historic and rural characteristics. While retaining our rural feel, Amherst has enjoyed growth in commercial development and has a vibrant business district adjacent to the Route 101-A corridor that is home to many national retailers. There is a significant amount of undeveloped industrial land in the same area of town, which is also home to several existing businesses ranging from start-ups to a large regional warehousing operation.

Amherst has a long and rich colonial history. It was first chartered in 1728 as Narragansett Number 3 and later called Souhegan Number 3. In January, 1760 it was chartered as Amherst and named for General Jeffrey Amherst, the commander-in-chief of the British forces in America at the time. Amherst became the first seat of Hillsborough County when the county was formed in 1769. The central village contained the courthouse, complete with jail, pillory and whipping post. By 1869, all county government had moved to either Manchester or Nashua.

Today, many historic buildings are well preserved in the center of town (Amherst village), which is well known for its history and beauty. The village green continues to be a focal point of the community where many events, such as a large Fourth of July celebration, a Christmas tree lighting event, and band concerts are held throughout the year. We cherish our heritage, and many volunteers donate countless hours to documenting and maintaining the town’s history.