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An Old General Store in the Heart of the White Mountains — Waiting to Be Reimagined

Nestled right in the heart of the White Mountains, 13 Albany Avenue in Bartlett Village is the kind of place that instantly sparks the imagination. Once the town’s neighborhood general store, this historic building has been part of the fabric of the village for generations—and now it’s waiting for its next chapter.

With its bold storefront and oversized front windows, the building invites the outside in. Sunlight pours through the glass, and from inside you can watch the quiet rhythm of village life pass by. In the fall, when the mountains burst into color, it becomes a front-row seat to leaf-peeping season—one of those spots that naturally makes people slow down, look twice, and take a photo.

Inside, there’s an incredible sense of openness and possibility. The space feels almost like a blank canvas, full of character and history, ready for someone with vision to make it their own. You can imagine a warm and welcoming ski house with a roaring fireplace and gear piled by the door after a long day on the mountain, or a creative mountain retreat where friends and family gather for long weekends and late-night stories.

Places like this rarely come along. It’s a chance to own one of the most historic and recognizable buildings in Bartlett Village—full of stories, charm, and endless room to dream. All it needs now is someone ready to leave their mark and bring its next life to life.

Here’s a quick look at the property:

0.20 acres

4272 sq/ft

Built in 1922

So Much to Explore Just Minutes Away

  • Skiing & Snowboarding – 2.7 Miles

    The closest is Attitash Mountain Resort about 3 miles away, followed by Cranmore Mountain Resort (~8 miles), Black Mountain (~10 miles), King Pine Ski Area (~12 miles), Wildcat Mountain (~20 miles), and Bretton Woods about 32 miles away. Together, these resorts create one of the most concentrated ski areas in New England, with multiple mountains reachable in under 30–40 minutes from the property.

  • Storyland – 6 Miles

    A beloved family amusement park that has been creating memories for generations. With charming storybook-themed rides, shows, and attractions, it’s a classic White Mountains destination that draws visitors from all over New England. Living nearby means being just minutes from one of the region’s most nostalgic summer spots.

  • North Conway Village – 10 Miles

    Just a short drive down the road, North Conway Village is the hub for shopping, dining, and nightlife in the Mount Washington Valley. You’ll find local restaurants, breweries, cafés, and the famous outlet shops all packed into a walkable village setting. It’s the perfect place to spend an afternoon or evening after a day in the mountains.

  • Saco River – .5 Miles

    The Saco River winds through the Mount Washington Valley and is a summertime favorite for kayaking, tubing, and fishing. On warm days, locals and visitors alike float gently downstream while taking in the surrounding mountain views. It’s a classic White Mountains experience that’s practically in your backyard.

  • Conway Scenic Railroad – .3 Miles

    Step back in time with a ride on the historic Conway Scenic Railroad. Vintage trains depart from the beautifully restored North Conway station and travel through valleys, forests, and mountain passes. The journey is especially stunning during peak fall foliage season.

  • Diana's Baths - 6.1 Miles

    One of the most scenic and accessible waterfalls in the White Mountains. A short forest walk leads to a series of beautiful cascading falls and smooth granite pools that are perfect for exploring. It’s a favorite spot for photos, picnics, and quiet moments in nature.

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