Boasting rustic farmhouses alongside lavish early 20th century country estates, New Hampshire's White Mountains region is a historic homebuyer's dream come true. Deemed as one of New England's most beautiful locales, the White Mountains region is rich with more than three centuries of history, and showcases a wide variety of historic properties, some of which even date back to the years of George Washington's presidency. New England historic homes in the White Mountains feature fascinating architectural details that have been lost in today's whirl of new construction, such as impeccable woodwork, hardwood floors, stained glass window panels and other artistic touches that make a home truly unique. But while they hark back to a bygone era, these New Hampshire historic properties also offer updated kitchens, bathrooms, garages, manicured lawns and other modern conveniences that today's homebuyers have at the top of their checklists. A strong selling point for many historic homes in New Hampshire's White Mountains is, of course, the stunning scenery of the countryside and the quaint, friendly atmosphere of the region's towns and villages. Being the longest established residences in the area, White Mountains historic homes—particularly those in the countryside—tend to offer the most beautiful views, overlooking lakes, rivers, streams and open wildflower fields set against the rugged backdrop of the mountains. Historic properties in town—such as those located in Littleton, Bethlehem, Plymouth and other communities—come in a variety of styles, from magnificent Colonials with formal entryways to cozy vintage cottages, and have the added convenience and pleasure of being a part of "Main Street USA," with unique shops, restaurants, theaters, and events just around the corner. With so much variety in architecture, sizes, floor plans, prices, and amenities, New Hampshire's White Mountains real estate is sure to have that perfect New England historic home you've always dreamed of.