**Update: We are sorry, this fine home has been purchased by a new owner, but we have others!

A Chat With Our Home Seller in Bethlehem, NH

It's always fun to chat with our sellers, and in this post, we are pleased to chat with one of our current home sellers in Bethlehem NH. Our homeowners at 187 Lehan Road in Bethlehem NH  have owned their custom built home for many years, and now offer this 18 ½ acre private retreat for your consideration. To get a sense of what is like to live in Bethlehem NH  we asked a few questions: P&S: At this time, you feel the time is right to leave the Bethlehem NH community. What led you to this decision? Sellers: It is an age-related decision. We both need to be in the South for health reasons. We LOVE the North Country and it hurts to leave the area. P&S: Why is it great to live in Bethlehem NH? What did you enjoy about the town itself? Sellers: Bethlehem is an artistic town. It has poetry  , music, the Colonial Theater , an active Main Street , and dedicated citizens available to volunteer to boards and committees in town. P&S:  Where do you shop and dine in Bethlehem and why do you enjoy those places? Sellers:  Shopping is (at our end of town) at the Littleton Food Co-Op,  just 1 ½ miles away, and at other places in Littleton. We enjoy dining at the Adair , at the Cold Mountain Café , and at the Wayside Inn. P&S: What do you like the most about your home at 187 Lehan Road in Bethlehem NH? Sellers: The total peace, privacy and security at being on 18 ½ acres with a dramatic view of the White Mountains; being able to entertain guests and family in the house and the separate Guest Cottage ("Tree House"), yet being just 5 minutes from the store or Interstate 93. P&S: What cultural events and other types of events can you recommend to people coming into the community? Sellers:  The White Mountain School  is just about 1000 yards away, and there is always a cultural event there! There are other great cultural events at the Catamount Arts in St. Johnsbury VT  just ½ an hour away, as well as the Silver Center for the Arts in Plymouth, NH. P&S:  What events in the area brought you the most pleasure? Sellers:  Probably the North Country Chamber Players Auction.  It's one not to be missed! P&S:  What tips would you give to new people coming into the community? Sellers:  Stop in at the Bethlehem Town Hall  and leave your name(s) and willingness to serve on boards or committees.  When we did this, we were appointed to several. It's a great way to meet folks. P&S: What are the favorite features of your home? What do you enjoy the most? Sellers: Well, a noted Maine architect (known for schools and cottages) designed our home, and we love it! An engineer husband and artist wife added the rest.  We will sorely miss this place but are ready to move on to the next chapter of our lives. We are ready and invite potential home buyers in, to see about making our special place theirs.