Stunning footage shows a plane getting dangerously close to New England houses before crashing into trees Tuesday.

The plane crashed in a residential neighborhood near Hampton Airfield in North Hampton, New Hampshire. No one was killed in the accident, and the pilot, who was the sole occupant of the aircraft, walked away unscathed.

Video shows the incident came close to becoming a disaster. A resident’s doorbell cam showed the airplane narrowly missing snow-covered New Hampshire homes, hitting trees during its descent.

Speaking to Fox News Digital Tuesday, Hampton Fire Chief Michael McMahon confirmed the pilot was assessed by EMS and sustained no injuries. 

A small plane crashed off Reddington Landing in Hampton near Hampton Airfield in New Hampshire Tuesday.  (Hampton Fire/Rescue via Facebook)

“It started dipping, and I said to myself, ‘Oh no,’ and tried to hold onto it to keep it from stalling completely,” he recalled.

“I walked out without a scratch, and I’m fine. That’s all I’ll say,” Lennon added. “I’m just glad. It could have been much worse.”

No one was injured in the crash, according to New Hampshire officials. (Hampton Fire/Rescue via Facebook)

Officials from Hampton Airfield told Fox News Digital they were “grateful that there were no injuries,” adding that the crash is under investigation.