Three-Bedroom Ranch for Sale in Rindge, NH.

10 Apr Three-Bedroom Ranch for Sale in Rindge, NH.

Posted at 15:14h in Blog, Real Estate, Rindge by Missy Adams 0 Comments

Just Listed!!

10 Tervo Rd., Rindge, NH 03461

Offered at $434,900.

About This Lovely Home

Fabulous Three-Bedroom Ranch home with two full bathrooms and an attached tw0-car garage, all on a 1.87 acre corner lot with perennials, veggie gardens and fruit trees!

A Great Farmer’s Porch and front door entrance adds curb appeal and a nice place to enjoy a sunset. This home is set back from the road offering excellent privacy with direct entry through the garage into the laundry/mudroom which has a large coat closet and also provides access the back yard & patio as well as the kitchen and dining area!

The kitchen features a vaulted ceiling, large double-hung window with transom, ample cabinetry, workspace, and a peninsula with seating. The dining & living rooms both have hardwood floors and are open concept with a lovely corner set gas fireplace. At the front corner of the home you’ll find a bright sunroom with French doors to a great office or studio space, as it has been previously used.

There are two bedrooms and a full bathroom off of the main living area, with a hall leading to the large primary suite with private bath. All the bedrooms also feature hardwood floors. The full unfinished basement is great for storage and offers great potential for finishing.

This home has a brand-new roof as of December 2022! The seller will have the solar panels reinstalled prior to closing. Close to the MA border and several commuter routes.

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Open House: Saturday, 4/22, 10-1 Sunday, 4/23, 12-2

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About Rindge, New Hampshire

Rindge is a small town on the southern boundary of Cheshire County, immediately north of the Massachusetts border about halfway across the State of New Hampshire. Incorporated on February 11, 1768, it still retains much of its small town flavor while providing many convenient locations for groceries, health care products, dry goods, entertainment, banking services, alcoholic beverages, as well as medical, dental and legal services.

Scattered throughout the town you will find farm stands, antique shops, B&Bs, baskets, and yes, you can even see sap from the maples boiled down to syrup in the early spring. With 18 great ponds throughout the town (“great ponds” are bodies of water over 10 acres in size) there are naturally opportunities for boating, both power and sail, as well as swimming and fishing. Winter offers skating, skiing, ice fishing and even ice boating.

The center of the town is identified by the Town Meeting house pictured to the right. Built in 1796, it remains one of the few remaining structures used by both the town government and a church group. Opposite the Meeting House is a green park with a wonderful new addition of The Smith Pavilion for band concerts, weddings, and other community affairs. Holiday lighting has become a welcome addition to the park.

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The town of Rindge and the Rindge Chamber of Commerce prides itself on these two historical places within it’s borders:

Cathedral of the Pines, located in Rindge NH, is a historical landmark dedicated to all Veterans. It was built in memory of Sandy Sloan who’s parents owned the property and dedicated it to him and to the men and women who fought in WWII along with the women’s Memorial Bell Tower with two steel bells that ring on the hour. This tower includes carvings by Norman Rockwell and casted by his son portraying women who fought in the War and who cared for wounded soldiers including those such as Florence Nightingale. There is a pool of the water underneath the Bell Tower along with the tree of Life representing the healing of those who survived the war and the families of those who lost loved ones. For more information please go to www.cotp.com.

Franklin Pierce University was built in representation of our 14th Presidents of the US. Who served from 1853 to 1857. He was the first President to recite his inaugural address from memory. Franklin Pierce University, once known as Franklin Pierce College was founded in 1962. The University overlooks Pearly Pond and is located a few miles from Mount Monadnock, one of the most climbed mountains in the US. The Campus has satellite schools in Manchester, NH, Lebanon, NH and Goodyear, Arizona. Three very important institutes are located within the Rindge Campus: The Marlin Fitzwater Center for Communication, the New England Center for Civic life, and the Monadnock Institute of Nature. For more information in regards to FPU please go to www.franklinpierce.com.