Pepperidge Woods — New Production — Manufactured Housing Park Program

Barrington, NH
The Community Loan Fund I, LLC, a subsidiary of the Loan Fund, is developing the state’s first EnergyStar rated manufactured housing community on Hall Road. “Our purpose is to help satisfy the demand for moderately-priced homeownership in the area within the context of an attractive, well-designed neighborhood,” notes project director Rick Keller.

Construction began on this 44-home community in 2004, with the first homes being sold and occupied in October. For the next few years, homes will be available to the general public at prices starting at $145,900. We invite you to visit the site, talk with us and see for yourself the quality of the homes and neighborhood.

One of the first buyers said, “For this price, I was looking only at very old fixer uppers. I wanted something new that I could afford and successfully manage.”

Pepperidge Woods is different from what you have seen before. In short, it’s different in five fundamental ways:

1. Well-built, energy efficient, good quality homes on concrete foundations that provide permanent support for your new home

2. Special low-interest financing for homebuyers from NH Housing Finance Authority and USDA 502 Direct Loan Program

3. Long-term security over monthly lease rates and security over the future of the land through a resident-owned co-op association that is yours by right

4. A thoughtful community design that includes a community building and play space

5. A developer with a mission for secure and affordable homeownership for working families and retirees in New Hampshire

Attractive financing sources may make this possible for you. If you have financial issues to resolve or need help in the buying process, we can refer you to one of the state’s homebuyer education programs for assistance, as well.

Blueprint (PDF) of Pepperidge Woods

Contact
For more information on New Production, contact Rick Keller, Project Director, at (603) 224-6669, ext. 252, or email Rick at rkeller@nhclf.org or contact Gary Spaulding at (603) 224-6669, ext. 258, or email Gary at gspaulding@nhclf.org.

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