List Price: $950,000 | 58 Acres | Price Per Acre $0 | Total Lots 2 Land

Under Contract
Listed Friday Jun 12, 2026 | MLS# 5094504
182 Perry Road New Ipswich NH
Listed by Alyssum Proctor-Russell Proctor & Greene Real Estate
Remarkable opportunity - 58 Acres of land with long road frontage on both sides of Perry Road, a quiet, dead-end town-maintained road. Potential for multiple lots or a cluster subdivision. Land is comprised of two parcels ~13 acres on one side of Perry Road with ~950' of frontage and ~45 acres with ~950' frontage on the other side of Perry Road. A two-unit residence sits on the 45 acres- a 2+ Bdrm 1783 antique cape with an attached 2 Bdrm unit built in 1972. Many options available for subdivision- or for someone looking to sell one side and have a farm on the other side. Land is bordered by stone walls and is comprised of beautiful open fields, woodlands, some mountain views, and some wetlands including a beautiful beaver pond and a stream. Property to be sold in current use.
Lot Description: Agricultural | Country Setting | Field/Pasture | Pond | Rolling | View | Wooded
Lot Size: 58 acres
Zoned: RD)
Surveyed: Yes
Flood Zone: Unknown
Land Services
Road Frontage: 1900
Electric: On-Site
Water: Drilled Well
Sewer: Private


Docs Available : Deed | Property Disclosure | Survey
Easement - Unknown
Block - 0
Taxes $9,000
Assesed Value Not Reported
Schools
School District: Mascenic Sch Dst SAU #87

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