22 Main Street

Located in the heart of downtown Ashland, New Hampshire, 22 Main Street occupies a unique position along the historic Squam River, a waterway that helped shape the region’s industrial heritage and continues to offer hydroelectric generation potential today. Situated just minutes from Interstate 93 at Exit 24, the property provides convenient access to the Lakes Region, White Mountains, Concord, and the greater Boston market while benefiting from the charm and character of a traditional New England mill town. Ashland’s downtown is one of the community’s greatest assets, featuring public water, sewer, municipally supplied electric service, walkable commercial amenities, and a concentration of historic buildings along the Squam River corridor. The town’s strategic location at the intersection of Interstate 93, U.S. Route 3, and NH Route 25 provides excellent regional accessibility for commercial, industrial, energy, and redevelopment uses. The property is situated in a community with a long history of using the Squam River for manufacturing and hydropower. The river descends approximately 50 feet through the center of Ashland, creating one of New Hampshire’s historic hydro corridors and supporting generations of industrial development. The Squam River corridor in Ashland continues to support active hydroelectric generation infrastructure, regulated interconnection agreements, and renewable energy production tied to the regional electric grid. For developers, the location offers the opportunity to participate in the continued revitalization of Ashland’s historic mill district while benefiting from proximity to Squam Lake, Little Squam Lake, tourism-driven economic activity, and year-round recreational attractions that draw visitors throughout the Lakes Region. For hydro and energy-focused buyers, the site represents a rare opportunity to acquire existing hydro infrastructure within a municipality that has long supported local generation, industrial water use, and distributed energy interconnection.