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StevenGilford 04-21-2018 06:36 AM

This lakefront camp
 
I’ve seen a couple of really great discussions about lakefront property on here. My wife and I have started to tentatively look, and we are wondering if anyone has any insight into this lakefront camp: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1...46356182_zpid/

thinkxingu 04-21-2018 07:04 AM

Cute place, but first thing I notice is the listing of 1 bathroom but pictures showing two--there's another thread running right now about septic sizing/issues.

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StevenGilford 04-21-2018 07:25 AM

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Originally Posted by thinkxingu (Post 293745)
Cute place, but first thing I notice is the listing of 1 bathroom but pictures showing two--there's another thread running right now about septic sizing/issues.

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From speaking to the agent, cottage 1 has lake water and town sewer, cottage 2 has neither (but it’s strange that it has a bathroom and kitchenette!). So yes, that’s ok our radar to discuss.

StevenGilford 04-21-2018 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Flyfisha (Post 293746)
I think it is showing off mkt as of 4/13



For whatever reason it seems to have multiple Zillow profiles. It’s definitely for sale. Listing price $649,000.

FlyingScot 04-21-2018 06:48 PM

i can't remember the math, but I am virtually certain that a .26 acre lot will have a tough time with anything but the smallest septic approval. Not sure how the town sewer on one cottage or various grandfathering issues might apply here. Though one thing to keep in mind is that under certain septic regulatory conditions, you might not be able to rebuild a very old cottage should the need ever arise. Definitely get a septic pro to advise here, not just a realtor and/or current owner assurance.

MAXUM 04-21-2018 07:06 PM

Been for sale for three years and the price keeps going up?

TiltonBB 04-21-2018 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by PeterG (Post 293764)
i can't remember the math, but I am virtually certain that a .26 acre lot will have a tough time with anything but the smallest septic approval. Not sure how the town sewer on one cottage or various grandfathering issues might apply here. Though one thing to keep in mind is that under certain septic regulatory conditions, you might not be able to rebuild a very old cottage should the need ever arise. Definitely get a septic pro to advise here, not just a realtor and/or current owner assurance.

I am confused.

Why all the discussion about septic if the house is on town sewer. The information states that, and I know the town sewer services Dockham Shore Road where the house is located.

What am I missing?

StevenGilford 04-21-2018 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by TiltonBB (Post 293769)
I am confused.

Why all the discussion about septic if the house is on town sewer. The information states that, and I know the town sewer services Dockham Shore Road where the house is located.

What am I missing?

2 cottages on the property, I thought only one was on town sewer. Turns out both are, but only 1 has (lake) water at the moment.

Kamper 04-22-2018 08:03 AM

"Not on market"

"This property is not for sale or rent"

You snoozed, you losed! Good luck with your search.

Doobs41378 04-22-2018 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Kamper (Post 293777)
"Not on market"



"This property is not for sale or rent"



You snoozed, you losed! Good luck with your search.



It’s showing active on realtor.com

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summah1 04-25-2018 06:13 PM

My husband and I looked at this house. Its a very steep lot, we believed both places will probably be tear downs or a lot of money will need to be put into one or both. Its extremely difficult to find a move in ready place that isn't a condo and has a dock in the East side of Winnipesaukee for under 700k or maybe even more. Summer is almost here ! :)


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