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Posts made by author 'Badger Peabody & Smith Realty'

April
8

squam lake homeThere's no living quite like lake living. And in New Hampshire, there are plenty of lakes to choose from. But finding a lake home is a bit more complex than just perusing the latest real estate listings. It is important to get to know the area and learn more about the charm of living in the Lakes Region.With that being said, here are some tips on how to find a lake home:
  • Know lake home versus lake access: There are homes that are right on the lake. Then there are homes that just have lake access. If you're looking for a lake home, don't let the lower price of lake access property sway you.
  • Purpose: Are you purchasing your lake home primarily for the warm weather months? Or will it be a permanent re...

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April
7

geoff chewI work in the Plymouth NH office. It has been about a year and a half since I joined Peabody & Smith and I love every minute of it. At home, I live right on the edge of the White Mountains of New Hampshire, in Thornton. In terms of my work space, I have a picture of my desk but otherwise, that's all because I consider my office to be the entire White Mountains.  At my desk though, I have a few more things - thank you cards that I have received from those customers who purchased properties in the area, and who I will probably see on the ski slopes or in the local stores! geoff chewIn ter...

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March
31

So it was my turn this week to talk about my desk and my favorite things in my office, we are going to change it up a bit.  Instead we are going to talk about the dichotomy of the work office, the ying/yang of what an office really looks like and how its occupant views their space. First let me describe my office.  I have an office with windows on two sides, I am very lucky.  I look out towards the Dow Academy and Dow field, as well as down Main Street.  I have a perfect view of the hub of Franconia.  I get to see the activity and happenings of Franconia--the mountains, the lunchtime walkers, the weekend pickup soccer games and the occasional screech of tires from the intersection (Please be careful going through the main street intersection). I have an overhead light which I took the bulbs out of, I don't like the hum of fluorescent lights.  A bonus is I need to leave at 4:30 in the winter since it is dark outside.Â...

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March
29

peabody & smith early spring buyer's guideIn 25,000 mailboxes last week arrived the Peabody & Smith Buyer's Guide! This was our early spring edition that we send via direct mail to residents all over Northern, Central and the Lakes Region of New Hampshire! This 16-page guide features some of the properties we have available, a current market watch from Broker/Owner Andy Smith, and much more! To see the Peabody & Smith Realty Early Spring Buyer's Guide, click here! In addition, we distribute another 5,000 of these at area restaurants, lodges and more! And do you have a business that may be interested in running an...

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March
25

hiking in franconia notchWith the springtime comes the chance to see New Hampshire's state bird, the Purple Finch, and tree, the Paper Birch, all in a single hiking trip. You will want to head over to the popular Franconia Notch State Park to experience the best trails available in this area. The park has an abundance of geological features and wildlife species that will enhance your hiking experience each time you traverse one of the following four excellent hiking trails. Kilburn Crag Start your trip hiking in Franconia Notch at the Kilburn Crag trail. The 1.4-mile trail directs you in a circular path toward a clearing that provides an amazing view of the downtown Littleton area. You can b...

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