I am so excited to be moving to this complex! If you are…read morelooking for a well managed apartment home community, this is your place!

Everyone here was SO helpful from applying for the apartment through our actual move-in soon after…read more They are professional, efficient, and accommodating to tenants' needs. Parking is easy, and there is even a storage facility on the property. Our cat, Buddha, loves looking out the windows; and he has lots of safe places to hide when he wants to be alone. I can walk pretty much anywhere in Claremont safely. The stores are nearby too.

I've know and worked with Ellen for about 8 years now. She really is as good as it gets when it…read morecomes to being a Realtor. From a lenders perspective, it is important to me that the Realtor my clients are working with is knowledgable, responsive, has great negotiating skills and works hard to represent them in and ethical and results driven way. Ellen does all of that and more. Her sellers benefit from her marketing skills and social media presence. Her buyers benefit from her knowledge of Claremont area real estate and her wonderful inventory of properties. Ellen is top notch!

From the owner: I sell single family residences and also investment properties in Claremont NH and the surrounding…read moreareas. We are close to skiing, swimming, snowmobile trails and spectacular scenery. I sell vacation homes as well. I love working with first time home buyers and buyers that are looking to either buy bigger homes for their growing families or empty nesters looking to downsize. I know some great mortgage offices that can help with any type of mortgages including reverse mortgages. I also handle long term rentals for homes, apartments or businesses.

This place used to be the Vermont State Prison. Housed with rapists and murders, it is now some…read morelovely small apartments for the elderly and low income Windsorites. The prison gates are still there as well as part of the huge thick granite perimeters wall. The place has great views of Mt Ascutney, and the McClay-Royce Athletic fields.