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Community Facts

Riverfront Condominiums at a Glance

Community Type
Condominium association
Town
Plymouth, NH
Region
White Mountains / Plymouth

Riverfront Condominiums — Plymouth, NH

Riverfront Condominiums sits along the Pemigewasset River in Plymouth, New Hampshire — the college town that anchors the region between the Lakes and the White Mountains. The formula is walkability plus water: downtown's restaurants, coffee shops and the Flying Monkey theater within strolling distance, and the river's rail-trail and put-ins effectively out the door.

Plymouth as a Base

Plymouth earns its keep year-round. Plymouth State University drives a real economy — dining, events, healthcare at Speare Memorial — while the location covers every season: Squam and Newfound lakes within fifteen minutes, Waterville Valley and Loon skiing within twenty-five, and Tenney Mountain's slopes ten minutes west. For commuters and landlords alike, I-93 is three minutes from downtown.

Buying at Riverfront

In-town condos are Plymouth's tightest market — steady demand from downsizers, faculty and parent-investors against a small supply. Current availability appears below; when the association is quiet we show Plymouth's wider inventory instead. Reach out for association details and early word on upcoming units, or search all homes for sale in Plymouth to compare across town.

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Riverfront Condominiums Real Estate FAQs

What are the condo fees at Riverfront Condominiums?

The association sets its fee each year from its budget, and the figure and the rental and pet provisions change by owner vote, so we don't publish them here. Ask us for the current budget, reserve study and condo documents on any unit you are considering; the number on an MLS listing is a starting point, and the documents are the contract.

What is the property tax rate in Plymouth NH?

Plymouth's 2025 rate is $23.77 per $1,000 of assessed value — about $9,508 a year on a $400,000 assessment and roughly $5,900 on a $250,000 condo — set each fall through the NH Department of Revenue Administration. It is the highest of the nearby towns (Thornton $11.74, Campton $17.46, Ashland $19.19) and pays for a full-service college town; our Plymouth NH property taxes guide explains the bill.

Can I rent out a Riverfront condo in Plymouth?

Long-term rentals are subject to the association's rules, which we confirm from the condo documents on any unit; demand in town comes from Plymouth State University, Speare Memorial Hospital and the downtown economy. Short stays under 185 days carry New Hampshire's 8.5% Meals and Rentals tax. Our guide to homes for sale near Plymouth State University covers the campus-side rental market.

How close is Riverfront Condominiums to downtown Plymouth?

Walking distance. The association sits along the Pemigewasset River on the edge of the village, with Main Street's restaurants and coffee shops, the Flying Monkey theater and the PSU campus a short walk away and I-93 about three minutes by car. Squam and Newfound lakes are within fifteen minutes, Tenney Mountain ten minutes west, and Waterville Valley and Loon within about twenty-five.

Things to Do In and Around Plymouth

Plymouth is the civic and commercial hub of the Pemi-Baker region — a real downtown with a university, a hospital and year-round life, at the doorstep of the mountains and lakes.

A College Town Downtown

Plymouth State University gives the town a walkable Main Street of cafes, restaurants, the Flying Monkey performance center and year-round events — the liveliest downtown between Concord and the notches.

Everyday Services

Speare Memorial Hospital, full-size grocery stores, banks and the region's practical services are all here — which is why many buyers base in Plymouth and drive to the mountains rather than the reverse.

Rivers & Trails

The Pemigewasset and Baker rivers meet in town for paddling and fishing, and Plymouth Mountain and the Pemi River Trail put hiking and walking minutes from downtown.

Gateway to the Region

Waterville Valley and Loon skiing, Squam and Newfound lakes, and the White Mountain National Forest are each within about twenty-five minutes — Plymouth sits at the center of all of it, right on I-93.

Living in Plymouth Year-Round

Winter

Winter here is genuine — cold, snowy, and long enough that four-season gear earns its keep. The upside is location: Waterville Valley and Loon are both roughly a half hour up I-93, so downhill and Nordic skiing are weeknight-doable, and the university keeps downtown lively through the dark months.

Spring

Spring is mud season easing into green, with the Pemigewasset running high from snowmelt and the campus emptying out as the semester winds down. Trails firm up slowly, so early-season hikers stick to lower ground while the town catches its breath between the academic year and the summer visitors.

Summer

Summer is when the region's geography pays off — Squam Lake and Newfound Lake are short drives, Rumney's crags draw climbers from across the Northeast, and the White Mountains open up for hiking and paddling. Downtown stays busy with a quieter, more local rhythm while the students are away.

Fall

Fall is the marquee season, with foliage drawing traffic up I-93 toward the notches and the university back in full swing. Crisp mornings, farm stands, and a downtown humming with returning students make it arguably the best time to see whether Plymouth fits — busy, walkable, and framed by color.

Getting Here & Around Plymouth

Plymouth sits right on I-93 at Exits 25 and 26, the crossroads of the Pemi-Baker region and an easy jump to both the mountains and the lakes.

  • Boston, MAAbout 1 hour 50 minutes to 2 hours south via I-93, roughly 110 miles.
  • Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT)About 1 hour south on I-93 — the closest full-service airport and the practical choice for most flights.
  • Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)About 2 hours by car, mostly a straight run down I-93.
  • Concord, NHAbout 35 minutes south on I-93 for the state capital, larger shopping, and government offices.
  • Waterville Valley / Loon skiingBoth roughly 25 to 35 minutes north via I-93 and Route 49 or Exit 32, making Plymouth a realistic ski-season base.
  • Meredith / Lakes RegionAbout 25 minutes southeast toward Meredith and Lake Winnipesaukee via Route 3 and Route 25.

Plymouth vs. Nearby Towns

Plymouth is the hub, but several smaller neighbors offer quieter settings within a short drive.

Holderness

Just east across the river, Holderness wraps the shores of Squam and Little Squam Lakes — a smaller, water-oriented town known for the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center and a slower, lake-country pace.

Rumney

West of Plymouth off Route 25, Rumney is a small village with an outsized reputation for sport climbing at Rumney Rocks, plus a rural, tucked-away feel close to town amenities.

Campton

Immediately north along I-93, Campton is the gateway toward Waterville Valley and Loon, trading Plymouth's downtown density for a more spread-out, mountain-access setting.

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