
Character Home, Garage, Historic
The views from the second floor are the first thing worth your attention here. White Mountains, through the windows of a 124-year-old house on Hillside Ave. That's not something you find at this price.
The house is 1,216 square feet, three bedrooms, and it reads like a place that has been lived in and used. Hardwood floors throughout, radiator heat from a System 2000 oil burner, and mostly newer vinyl windows. The exterior is partially vinyl-sided, which means it's a mix. The property is being sold as-is, so you're going in with clear expectations.
The front yard is mostly paved, which gives you space to park multiple vehicles and haul a trailer. If you're coming here for ATV access, that matters. The trails are accessible from the property.
Inside, the first floor has a living room, dining area, kitchen, half bath with laundry, and a rear mudroom with a large closet that connects to the attached one-car garage. The kitchen appliances stay, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher. Most of the furnishings are included as well, which is either useful or something you'll deal with depending on what's there.
The enclosed three-season porch is a genuine feature. It adds usable space for a good stretch of the year in New Hampshire, and it comes furnished.
Upstairs you have all three bedrooms, a three-quarter bath with a new walk-in shower, and a wall-mounted air conditioner. Ceiling fans in most rooms. The second floor is where the mountain views open up, and they're the kind of thing that can tip a decision.
At $129,000, this is a small old house with a specific appeal. It suits someone who wants a base camp for the mountains, or someone who wants a manageable first home in Berlin and doesn't mind a project. The as-is sale tells you to budget for surprises. The views and the trail access tell you why people would still want it.


