| Mount Washington Place is a premier condominium development in Bretton Woods. It includes 105 units scattered on the on the sunny side of the Ammonoosuc River Valley at 1700 ft. altitude. The Bretton Woods Ski Resort is just across the valley and is accessed in a few minutes by a free and frequent shuttle. Mt. Washington Place is completely surrounded by the White Mountain Forest and has spectacular views of the Presidential Range. | |  |
 | | Each MWP building (representative on left) includes three or four units, each with two or three levels, between two and five bedrooms and 2-1/2 or 3-1/2 baths, with open floor layouts and cathedral ceilings. Most have spectacular views of Crawford Notch and/or the ski area. A strong Owners' Association watches out for the interests of the owners, for the care of the buildings and grounds, and promotes a sense of community through social events and other activities. |
MWP is part of the Mt. Washington Resort which offers a wide range of facilities including the Rosebrook Recreation Center with indoor pool, workout facility, squash and racquetball courts, steam rooms, jacuzzi, and tennis courts. MWP also has its own tennis court. The nearby historic Mt. Washington Hotel (pictured right) has many amenities and resources for MWP residents.
MWP is administratively part of the Town of Carroll, which includes the villages of Bretton Woods and Twin Mountain. Town services are located at Twin Mountain. The Town of Carroll web site offers a lot of local information. | |  |
 | | Bretton Woods is a four-seasons outdoors paradise. Winter comes early; the downhill skiing and snowboarding area (open November through April) is the largest in New Hampshire and has the best snow. The nordic skiing area is one of the largest in the East and offers breathaking views of the Presidential Range. The coming of spring brings flatwater and whitewater kayaking, as well as trout fishing in the many streams. Summer means spectacular hiking in the White Mountain National Forest and superb mountain biking, golf, wildlife watching, and just escaping the summer heat (the highest temperature ever recorded at Bretton Woods is 93oF). Fall is the celebrated season when the trees treat us to a glorious kaleidoscope of colors. The Bretton Woods area is rich in history and boasts a number of unique attractions, and yet it has managed to preserve its wilderness and the community retains its relaxed and friendly atmosphere. You will not want to leave! |
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