Eastman Community

 

ABOUT EASTMAN

Eastman is a sustainable and recreational community spanning three towns in New Hampshire - Grantham, Enfield, and Springfield. This well-planned community boasts 3,600 acres of pristine natural surroundings, including rolling hills and a sparkling, clear water lake. Eastman is a great place to raise a family, retire, or vacation.

 

Located just minutes away from Dartmouth College in Hanover and the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, Eastman is well-situated for those seeking a balanced lifestyle. The community offers an abundance of activities including hiking, swimming, skating, sledding, and cross-country skiing. For those who prefer to relax, Eastman provides ample space to simply unwind and enjoy the serenity of the natural environment.

 

Eastman's 320-acre lake is the centerpiece of the community, providing a range of year-round activities for residents. With six private beaches and a public boat ramp, the lake is perfect for swimming, boating, and fishing. A 5-mile walking trail around the lake offers a picturesque and invigorating hike that takes just a couple of hours to complete.

 

Anderson Pond is a smaller body of water on Eastman's property that's surrounded by private homes and features a walking trail.

 

In the summer months, the South Cove Activity Center offers watercraft rentals, including canoes, kayaks, water bikes, and paddle boards. There's also a small kiosk, Peppermint Patty, that serves ice cream and snacks. The center provides residents with a well-equipped gym and indoor pool, as well as meeting rooms, foosball, ping-pong, and air hockey.

 

The Center at Eastman houses a pro shop in the summer to support the 18-hole championship golf course and a cross-country shop in the winter to support the 36 kilometers of groomed trails. The upper floor of the center is home to Forbes Tavern, a casual dining spot that's open year-round. The center is also a popular gathering spot for music, lectures, and community events.

 

Created in 1971, in 2021 Eastman celebrated its 50th anniversary. Originally envisioned as a recreational and retirement community it has evolved into a diverse population with year-round residents, young families, retirees as well as second homeowners. With approximately 1,000 homes and 336 condos comprising the community there is room for everyone.

 

In 2016 Eastman was named by the MetLife Foundation/Generations United the Best Intergenerational Community in the US.

 

If you're considering investing in real estate, Eastman is a fantastic location to explore. The area's secondary home and condominium market is robust, providing a wealth of investment options. Eastman offers a diverse range of properties, from vacation homes to permanent residences, to cater to your individual needs.

 

View all available Eastman properties here.

 

REAL ESTATE – 2022

According to MLS:

$455,000                                 Median Sold Price for houses

$260,000 - $1,080,000           Sold Price range for houses

 

$350,200                                 Median Sold Price for condos

$255,000 - $430,000               Sold Price range for condos

 

Eastman Lake Sunset

 

EASTMAN LAKE FACTS

The lake is owned by the State of NH, open to the public for boating and fishing.

  • Surface area - 320 acres
  • Length – 1.8 mile
  • Maximum width – 0.5 mile
  • Average Depth – 10 feet
  • Maximum Depth – 30 feet
  • Maximum Boat Speed - 10 mph

Beach

 

BEACHES

Eastman beaches are open to residents and their guests from dawn to dusk, there are no lifeguards on duty.

  • South Cove
  • North Cove
  • East Lake
  • East Cove
  • West Cove A
  • West Cove B

 

BOAT LAUNCH

Public boat launch for motorized watercraft at south end of the lake, monitored by Lake Host.

 

South Cove

 

AMENITIES

  • South Cove Activity Center

25 Road Round Lake, Grantham, NH

  • The Center at Eastman

6 Club House Lane, Grantham, NH

 

Gym

 

ACTIVITIES

  • 18-hole Golf Course
  • Driving Range
  • Hiking
  • Swimming
  • Water sports
  • Ball Games – pick-up basketball, lacrosse, soccer
  • Pickleball
  • Tennis – eight Har-Tru courts
  • Community Garden
  • 36 km of Cross Country skiing trails
  • Skating Rink
  • Sledding Hill

 

COST 0F OWNERSHIP - 2023

  • $5,000 – one time buy-in fee
  • $4,095 – annual home or condo HOA fee
  • $375 - $540 – monthly condo fee (varies per condo development)

 

South Cove

 

For more information check out the community website.