Remarkable opportunity to own water frontage and an island on the Ammonoosuc River, a 55-mile-long river in northwestern New Hampshire. The name "Ammonoosuc" is Abenaki for "small, narrow fishing place". The Abenaki fished and camped along the river before the first European settlers. A driveway and home site have been "roughed in" and ready for additional works to complete the vision for one's home. Paddle down to your own 11 acre island oasis, such a rare find amongst the fabulous region (Island is not buildable or easily accessible). Bath has a well-preserved historic district that features charming 19th-century architecture. The Bath Covered Bridge, built in 1832, is a notable landmark in the town and is one of the oldest covered bridges in New Hampshire. It adds to the town's picturesque charm. Bath attracts tourists who come to explore its natural beauty, historical sites, and outdoor recreational opportunities. The surrounding White Mountains are a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. Property is being sold in current use tax status.
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Keegan Rice,
Badger Peabody & Smith RealtyCell:603-348-7261
Source: PrimeMLS,MLS#: 5045279
Facts & features
Property
Features
Has view: Yes
View description: Water, Mountain(s)
Has water view: Yes
Water view: Water
Waterfront features: River, River Front, Waterfront
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