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194 Daniel Webster Highway/US Route 3 Meredith, New Hampshire 194 Daniel Webster Highway/US Route 3 Meredith, New Hampshire Offered for Sale at $659,000 RE/MAX Bayside is proud to offer this outstanding commercial property situated on the busiest thoroughfare in the Lakes Region overlooking Meredith Bay on Lake Winnipesaukee. This Post & Beam structure has been a successful location for many retail busi- nesses. Subject Property The property sits in the perfect location near the busy intersection of US Route 3 and NH Route 104 just minutes away from down- town Meredith, the Town docks, shopping, restaurants, hotels and the main intersection between the northern end of Lake Win- nipesaukee and the Mt. Washington Valley. The area is in the cen- 9,708 Square Feet ter of activities that surround New Hampshire’s largest lake. 7.29 Acres This property offers many business options which include retail, Parking for 50+ Cars hospitality, restaurant, automotive, boating applications, and so Traffic Count 14,000+- Cars Per Day much more. With over 7 acres available, there are many expansion possibilities which would apply to a variety of business situations. Chris Adams ~ (603) 393-7993 ~ [email protected] RE/MAX Bayside 604 Main Street Laconia , NH 03246 ~ (603) 527-8200 208 Daniel Webster Highway Meredith, NH 03253 ~ (603) 279-0079 www.baysidenh.net / www.remaxcommercial.com 194 Daniel Webster Highway/US Route 3 Meredith, New Hampshire 03253 Zoning Commercial Business Map/Lot Map S23, Lot 104 Acreage 7.29+- Acres Parking Ample Parking for 50+ Vehicles Road Frontage 374 Feet Building Square Footage 9,708 Square Feet Number of Floors Three Levels Roof: Metal Construction Wood Frame Heat/Air Conditioning Forced Hot Air/Propane Electrical 200 Amp/Circuit Breakers Water/Sewer Public Water/Public Sewer Foundation Stone/Concrete Exterior Clapboard/Wood Siding Basement Concrete Year Built 1850 Traffic Count 14,000+- Cars Per Day Taxes $6,388.00 Chris Adams ~ (603) 393-7993 ~ [email protected] RE/MAX Bayside 604 Main Street Laconia , NH 03246 ~ (603) 527-8200 208 Daniel Webster Highway Meredith, NH 03253 ~ (603) 279-0079 www.baysidenh.net / www.remaxcommercial.com 194 Daniel Webster/US Route 3 178 DanielMeredith, Webster New Hwy, Hampshire Meredith, NH Chris Adams ~ (603) 393-7993 ~ [email protected] RE/MAX Bayside 604 Main Street Laconia , NH 03246 ~ (603) 527-8200 208 Daniel Webster Highway Meredith, NH 03253 ~ (603) 279-0079 www.baysidenh.net / www.remaxcommercial.com 194178 DanielDaniel WebsterWebster Highway/US Hwy, Meredith, Route NH 3 Meredith, New Hampshire Surrounding Businesses Ames Associates Interlakes Summer theatre Annalee Dolls Ippolito’s Furniture BarnZ’s Meredith Cinema Laconia Harley-Davidson Bayside Rentals Lago Italian Restaurant Bootlegers Footwear Center Lakeside Mailing Services Camp at Mill Falls Lakes Region Nutrition Center Cascade Spa Lake Effect Shop Case N Keg The Lakehouse at Church Landing Charter Trust League of NH Craftsmen Church Landing McDonald’s The Country Carriage Meredith Inn Dockside Florist Meredith Marina Dunkin Donuts Mill Falls at the Lake East Coast Flightcraft of new England The Mug Restaurant EFI Ink Solutions Oglethorpe Fine Arts & Crafts Etcetera Shoppe Oliver Lodge Flurries Surfside Burger Bar So Little Thyme George’s Diner Town Docks Restaurant Guiseppe’s Show Time Pizzeria & Ristorante Tuckennuck Inn Hannaford Supermarket The Wine’ing Butcher Gourmet Market Hart’s Restaurant Winnipesaukee Forge Hermit Woods Winery Winnipesaukee Playhouse Innisfree Bookshop Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad Chris Adams ~ (603) 393-7993 ~ [email protected] RE/MAX Bayside 604 Main Street Laconia , NH 03246 ~ (603) 527-8200 208 Daniel Webster Highway Meredith, NH 03253 ~ (603) 279-0079 www.baysidenh.net / www.remaxcommercial.com 194178 DanielDaniel WebsterWebster Highway/US Hwy, Meredith, Route NH 3 Meredith, New Hampshire Chris Adams ~ (603) 393-7993 ~ [email protected] RE/MAX Bayside 604 Main Street Laconia , NH 03246 ~ (603) 527-8200 208 Daniel Webster Highway Meredith, NH 03253 ~ (603) 279-0079 www.baysidenh.net / www.remaxcommercial.com .
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