Posts in category 'New Hampshire Lifestyle'
October
10
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5 Best New Hampshire Towns for Fall Foliage
If you want to know where are the best New Hampshire towns for fall foliage, just ask us, your New Hampshire real estate agent. We are your local experts. Our agents have been living and working in the White Mountains for years, watching the seasons turn and helping our customers find the best towns to work and play in.
1. Lincoln is a favorite hot spot for leaf peeping. And when the leaves are gone and the snow has fallen, residents take to the slopes of Loon Mountain.
2. Woodstock, NH, a stone's throw from Lincoln, offers lucky residents a natural winding river attraction that is lined with the oranges,...
August
11
11
The True Old World Appeal Of The The Mill Fudge Factory
If you're trying to find the perfect community in which to purchase your new home, then why not consider the homes for sale in Bristol NH? Your Bristol New Hampshire Realtor, would be happy to provide you with a list of available Bristol NH real estate currently for sale.
But finding just the right home is only part of the equation. You must also find the right community, if you want to feel comfortable and at home where you live. Therefore, you should check out some of the Bristol NH amenities and community highlights before making any decisions.
The Mill Fudge Factory in Bris...
June
26
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A Chat with Our Homeowners of 77 Oak Ridge Road, Plymouth NH
**Update: We are sorry, this fine home has been purchased by a new owner, but we have others!
We are pleased to present a feature to our blog, a chat with the homeowner of 77 Oak Ridge in Plymouth, New Hampshire. Karyn, one of the owners of this custom home, is an Interior/Renovation Designer and member of the American Society of Interior Design.
As we spoke to Karyn about this home, we learned of so many nuances, that we thought this would be...
March
12
12
Ice Out!
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Photo taken Tuesday March 11, 2014 - this shows how the water from the channel is gradually edging its way out into the lake...spring is coming![/caption]
If you're from the Lakes Region of New Hampshire , this is a familiar refrain of the locals announcing the harbinger of things to come...such as the long awaited warm weather of summer. Most lakes in the area have some form of "ice out", but some go so far as to promote contests to see who can guess the day and the hour that...
March
11
11
What Makes Squam Lake Special
For me, much of what makes Squam Lake so special, and attracts so many from all over, is how little it has changed in the last 100 years. What you remember about going to the lake as a child is still here: the scent of knotty pine as you lay on a cot on the screened porch and read about the Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew; listening to the quiet sounds of summer as you sit on the edge of the dock, toes dangling in the crystal clear water, filling that tin pail with the early morning catch of perch and sunfish; the sweet smell of pine needles underfoot as you walk along the edge of the water with nary a care or concern in the world. Campfires with s'mores, maple walnut ice cream at the Town dock, rope swings over the water.
Does that world still exist? Well, it surely does, and a visit to Squam will rekindle those precious memories, and spark new ones for you and your family. And did you know that Squam was just ranked by Outside Magazine as the runner up in the "2014 Travel Awards – Best Lake"
Come visit, see why Squam Lake received this prestigious rank, and I'll guarantee you'll stay for the next 100 years!