Hatter's Point is a 55+ condominium community on the Merrimack River. Single-level units and two-story penthouses face the water, with a 135-slip marina at the doorstep — eight miles from the Atlantic and forty-five minutes to Boston.
Hatter's Point is what most people picture when they imagine downsizing to the water without leaving New England. The buildings face the Merrimack at one of its widest points — wide enough that the river feels like its own quiet center of gravity, not a thing the building is next to.
Inside, the units are larger than most active-adult stock in the Valley: single-level layouts for buyers who don't want stairs, two-story penthouses for buyers who still want a primary suite separated from a guest level. The marina downstairs is functional, not decorative — Hatter's Point owners use their slips.
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The Merrimack-rooted downsizer
You've been in town for thirty years. You don't want to move to Florida; you want to walk to Cider Hill or the boat ramp without keeping up a yard. Hatter's Point is the building neighbors keep mentioning to each other for exactly that reason.
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The boat-owning couple
Fifteen-minute walk to your slip. That changes how much of the summer you actually spend on the water — and how much of the winter you spend keeping the boat where it belongs.
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The grandparent within commute
Close enough to be there for the school plays. Far enough that the grandkids' Saturdays don't default to your couch. A balance most Boston-side families come to value.
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