Posts made by author 'Badger Peabody & Smith Realty'
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New Hampshire Historic Sites With Legends, Lore, and Local Character
Our real estate agents love exploring the rich history of the White Mountains and surrounding areas of New Hampshire. Learn more about this fascinating region at historic sites full of lore, local character, and a few legends.
Colorful Northern New Hampshire Historic Sites
Omni Mount Washington Resort & Spa - Bretton Woods, NH
Address: 310 Mount Washington Hotel Road, Bretton Woods, NH 03575
Built by local industrialist Joseph Stickney in 1902, the m...
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Ribbon Cutting Celebrates New Model Home at The Woodlands at Mountain View Farm in Plymouth
PLYMOUTH, NH - The Woodlands at Mountain View Farm marked a major milestone with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held September 22 at the community's newly completed model home located off Fairgrounds Road in Plymouth.
Joseph Perez, Director of Planning and Economic Development from the town of Plymouth, joined brothers, Harry and...
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What Homeowners Should Know About Preparing for a Northern New England Winter
Winter in the White Mountains and Lakes Region makes more demands on a home than any other season. Whether you purchased your home last spring or have owned it for years, a little preparation can make all the difference. Our real estate agents get asked a lot of questions about home maintenance in the region, and we often see the same issues come up again and again.
Getting Your Home's Systems Ready
Homes in Grafton and Coos Counties frequently face temperatures below zero during the winter, which pl...
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Life Above the Notch: Our Perspective on Living in Littleton
Our firsthand look at neighborhood life, four-season recreation, downtown favorites and the features that made this house at 281 Oak Hill Ave in Littleton, NH feel like home.
After nine years of living at 281 Oak Hill Ave, we are sharing what we have loved most about the property and the community....
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Historic Homes in Northern New England: What Buyers Should Consider
There's something about a farmhouse, the bones of which date back to the 1850s, that seems to call to people. Wide planks, hand-hewn beams, a fieldstone foundation that has endured the best and worst of New Hampshire winters.
If you find yourself charmed by any of these features in a New Hampshire property, our real estate agents have bought and sold similar homes and can guide you through the important considerations that will help you decide if this is the home for you.
What to Know About Older New Hampshire Homes
Age is part of wha...