Posts with tag 'b&b'
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Step into Hospitality: B&B Ownership in New Hampshire's Scenic White Mountains
Imagine waking up to crisp winter mornings in New Hampshire's White Mountains, the region's snow-covered peaks glistening under the sun. Guests gather around the breakfast table, excitedly discussing their plans to ski, snowshoe or explore the White Mountains. As the proud owner of a bed and breakfast or hospitality property, you're at the heart of their unforgettable winter getaway.
This lifestyle isn't just a dream—it's a reality waiting for you. With four exceptional hospitality properties for sale, this is your chance to turn your vision into a thriving business in one of New Hampshire's most sought-after destinations.
Why the White Mountains Are Perfect for Hospitality Ownership
The White Mountains are a top northeast destination for winter sports enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those seeking...
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Adair Country Inn and Restaurant Welcomes New Owners
Bethlehem, NH – After nearly a decade of stewardship by the Bedor family, the Adair Country Inn in Bethlehem is now under new ownership and will continue to stay open to the public as a renowned Inn and restaurant.
The Adair Country Inn and Restaurant is now owned by Mark and Brenda Johnson of Bethlehem, NH. The Johnson family have been members of the Bethlehem community for over forty...
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Vermont - My Move to Paradise
Most residents of Vermont have been here for generations, in fact some families settled the original State of Vermont. Some of us are fortunate enough to get to come here and experience all that Vermont has to offer. If you are considering a move to Vermont, perhaps your life-long dream is to open a Bed & Breakfast, or own an Antique Farmhouse, or a Colonial, I can help make your dreams come true! I am a Native of Houston, Texas, having relocated to Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona for years. You can imagine that my exposure to winter, has been very minimal. I remember as a child getting to miss school for a very rare "snow shower", that amounted to a powder that barely stuck to the ground, about twice. However, we ran outside and scraped together enough to make a tiny snowman! Arizona, where the low was about 40, and we were all freezing! A single mother of 5, decided to join