Pinardville, located within Goffstown and 10 minutes from Manchester, is a centrally located residential neighborhood with a highly-rated school district. “What I like about the area,” says Rick Wilhelmi, Director of Parks and Recreation for Goffstown. “Is the outdoors. It is in a very decent geographical location for travel. The mountains, ocean, and city are 45 minutes to an hour in travel time. That’s what I appreciate about the area.” Pinardville is surrounded by greenery, from the large lots to the trees surrounding every home. Sidewalks are minimal and blend in with the narrow roadways. Necessities are close, with a few restaurants lining Mast Road or other shopping and dining locations within Goffstown Plaza.
Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown serves students from Pinardville.
The Goffstown Rail Trail meanders through Pinardville.
You can enjoy a walk in the woods in Pinardville.
The Bagg Lunch in Pinardville serves diner style breakfast foods.
A footbridge along the Goffstown Rail Trail crosses over the Piscataquog River in Pinardville.
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Homes situated on large lots
Homes in the area are in the Colonial Revival, raised ranch and Cape Cod styles. Homes have brick accents, wood paneling, and flat faces framed by colorful shutters. Both large and small homes go for $425,000 to $600,000. Price varies when it comes to lot size. Homes on large lots spanning 0.25 to 0.5 acres go for $500,000 to $600,000, while homes on smaller lots spanning 5,000 square feet to 7,000 square feet go for $425,000 to $450,000.
Colonial style homes are common in Pinardville.
This Cape with dormered windows is typical in Pindardville.
Houses in Pinardville are close together in tight-knit neighborhoods.
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A-minus rated school district
The Goffstown School District receives an A-minus from Niche. Every year, the district recognizes individuals and organizations who go above and beyond to support learning in the community through the Cornerstone Award and the Dream Keeper Award. The Cornerstone Award goes to a staff member or a community member working in the schools whose service has boosted the school system’s educational climate. The Dream Keeper Award goes to someone who has gone the extra mile through academic achievements or even acts of heroism. Children attend Bartlett Elementary School, receiving an A-minus on Niche. Students continue to Mountain View Middle School, receiving an A-minus. For secondary school, students attend Goffstown High School, receiving a B-plus.
Bartlett Elementary School is in Pinardville.
Goffstown High School serves the Pinardville neighborhood.
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Roy Park and Piscataquog River
Roy Park is a popular park in the area, established in the early-to-mid ‘70s, with updates throughout the years. “The playground was updated five to six years ago,” says Wilhelmi. “With equipment for those ages 3 to 12.” Roy Park has a play structure, a concrete basketball court and a public pool. The pool is open from June until the middle to end of August. Across the Piscataquog River, which borders the area, is a boat ramp and a dam called Kelly’s Falls that was initially built for a hydroelectric plant in 1890. Cutting underneath the river in Pinardville is the Piscataquog and Goffstown Rail Trails, which follow the former route of the New Hampshire Central Railroad. Biking, walking and cross-country skiing are allowed, and pets are welcome if they remain on a leash.
The Piscataquog River flows parallel to Pinardville.
Some residences of Pinardville have a full view of the Piscataquog River.
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Hannaford and Goffstown Plaza
Breakfast is served at The Bagg Lunch, known for its large portions and seasonal Friday night seafood menu. For groceries, Hannaford is nearby, providing residents with fresh fruit and vegetables, bakery items and other necessities. North Garden Chinese Restaurant & Lounge has house specialties such as Crispy Sesame Chicken and Mandarin Scallops. For more eateries and shopping opportunities, locals head to Goffstown Plaza.
Pinardville has a Hannaford grocery store.
Main thoroughfare Mast Road
Local amenities within Pinardville are walkable or bikeable, depending on location. For public transportation through the Manchester Transit Authority, residents may use the bus stops lining the main thoroughfare of Mast Road.
The Manchester Transit Authority bus route travels directly through Pinardville.
The Great Pumpkin Hunt
During Halloween, the Parks and Recreation Department hosts the Great Pumpkin Hunt in Roy Park. Children must hunt for a pumpkin with a backpack hidden within the park. Once found, they return the pack to the Parks and Recreation Department for a bag of candy.
A person walks their dogs on the Goffstown Rail Trail in Pinardville.
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