Canney Hill Woods - Brookline, New Hampshire

Canney Hill Woods, Brookline NH

Welcome to Canney Hill Woods, Brookline NH’s newest and most impressive subdivision consisting of 30 approved house lots nestled in the woods and hills of Southern NH. Canney Hill Woods is located 2 minutes to the Massachusetts border with proximity to Worcester MA, Townsend MA, Milford and Nashua NH and of course historic Brookline itself. Access to the Monadnock region of NH is easy along either of Routes 101W in NH or Route 119 in Massacusetts. Importantly, Brookline has closely aligned itself with the town of Hollis under school district SAU 41, the Hollis-Brookline school system, which is one of the State’s most highly reputed districts!

The subdivision is beautifully sited among approximately 80 gorgeous acres with 70 acres of that remaining wooded and 26 acres as open space. There are multiple walking and hiking trails and significantly, the owners are abutters to the subdivision so there is a continued self interest that all 3 phases of the subdivision be held to the highest standards of accountability and good taste. What sets this subdivision apart too, is a strong set of subdivision covenants set up for your protection so as to maintain the upscale character of the neighborhood and the future value of your investment. Besides paved sidewalks, trail systems, underground utilities at the street and handsome lots in a quiet rural setting, is the ability to use your own builder or use the seasoned builder associated with this subdivision. Plans for various model homes including building specifications are available and a face to face chat with the builder at no obligation is just a phone call away.

Brookline NH is an historic, quaint New England town with easy access to multiple lakes and State Parks, easy access to the 495 corridor via Groton Massachusetts and also to Boston. The Monadnock region of New Hampshire is within 30 minutes and has some of the most climbed mountains in the world, rivers to canoe and some of New Hampshire’s best cold and warm water lakes. Canoeing is also available in nearby Pepperell Massachusetts and swimming and picnicking can be found at Silver Lake State Park in nearby Hollis. In Brookline itself are the Talbot-Taylor Wildlife Sanctuary, the Nissitissit River, Beaver Brook, and Lake Potanipo can be used for water recreation if you are a Brookline resident.

If it is the arts that interest you please know that just over the hill and through trails that pass through Metronome recording studio and the Talbot-Taylor Wildlife Sanctuary is the Andre Institute of Art and its 140 acre hill-top outdoor sculpture park - the largest such outdoor collection of art in New England. Every year the Institute hosts an annual international symposium that attracts gifted artists from around the world who create an original piece that remains on the grounds of the Institute.
As previously mentioned, the Hollis-Brookline school system boasts a very modern and well constructed school with multiple programs in all educational areas including the liberal arts, technology, athletics, theater and all manner of college preparatory pursuits. The school hosts invitational tournaments in robotics and lego leagues, has sporting events across all spectrums, and offers theater productions. The community is highly involved and the education comes highly recommended. A very large proportion of its graduates going onto to further themselves on a college track.

Local businesses in Brookline are plentiful- here are a couple, once just started and now very successful local businesses- Country culture sells reproduction and antique furniture and country items and Caspian Oriental Rugs sells authentic, hand-woven imported Persian rugs of top caliber! Restaurants are nearby and plentiful and the Hampshire Hills Health and Sports Center is THE place for nearby tennis, swimming, gymnasium use, nutritional lectures or upscale casual dining.

Before we go, please retain these pertinent facts about Canney Hills Woods and why you should decide to call it home:

Thoughtful site design
Sidewalks and granite curbing
Underground utilities and storm water drainage
26 acres of open space and a mile of walking trails
Local historical area with two centuries of history
Adjacent to large conservation areas
Nearby old mill site with 200 year old homes
1.3 - 2 acre lots
Restricted home designs
Protective deed covenants
Natural forestation over 70 of the 80 acres
Exclusive, custom designed homes
55 miles from Boston
10 miles to route 3
20 miles to interstate 495
Population: 4,850
Police, fire & ambulance
Great Elementary schools
Top rated Coop Middle and
High Schools with Hollis, NH
And finally from the developer:

When planning this neighborhood, our goal has been to create a livable, attractive setting with beautiful, superbly crafted homes while retaining the character of the countryside. We have set aside 26 acres of undeveloped land on which approximately one mile of walking trails will be provided, including several rustic bridges. This land is to be transferred to the Conservation Commission of the Town of Brookline when the project is completed. Access to this area will be facilitated by a sidewalk almost the length of Wildwood Drive within the neighborhood.
The forest has been preserved and trees will be planted to replace some of those removed. Much of the storm water drainage is underground. Required detention ponds are to be located out of sight with underground drainage to them. All utilities are underground.

We encourage homes of unique design. A variety of home designs are encouraged to avoid the repetition of the same house style over and over as frequently occurs in some neighborhoods. All designs and exterior treatments must be approved by the Developer prior to construction

Hope to see you soon!