Posts with tag 'Bath NH'
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Why Serious Buyers Keep Moving in January in Coos, Grafton & Carroll Counties
Many people think real estate goes to sleep during New Hampshire winters. But our real estate agents at Badger Peabody & Smith Realty see something different in Coos, Grafton, and Carroll counties. January brings a distinct subset of purchasers who aren't casually browsing—they're actively committed to securing their next property despite snow-covered landscapes and frigid temperatures.
Why Buying in Winter Makes Financial Sense
Smart buyers know that January offers opportunities to save money that disappear when spring comes. With fewer people looking to buy, they can negotiate better deals than during the busy season, when lots of people are trying to outbid each other.
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Winter 2026 Edition of our Journey Home magazine is out now!
Discover the latest issue of Journey Home by Badger Peabody & Smith Realty—a magazine that celebrates life in New Hampshire's mountain communities. Inside, readers will find stunning property showcases, tips on fun activities you can do outside for all ages, best area bookstores, tips for making your home functional and stylish and more.
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Go on a Treasure Hunt, Solve a Riddle, Learn Some History & More as You Puzzle Your Way Through a Corn Maze
Hot buttered corn on the cob is one of summer's delights, but by the time fall rolls around, corn takes its turn providing endless fun for people of all ages as fields of corn are turned into artistic mazes.
Wandering through a corn maze provides a family-friendly hour or more of exploration, with twists, turns and unique discoveries at various checkpoints on the way to the exit. Most corn mazes also add on nighttime events that are more appropriate for adults as there's a scare factor involved in creeping through a cornfield where the stalks reach high over your head, the wind is blowing and clouds cover the moon!
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Sellers: Setting Up Rooms to Showcase Autumn Entertaining
Fall is here, and your home should match this welcoming warmth to attract potential buyers in this gorgeous season. Our skilled real estate agents at Badger Peabody & Smith Realty know that fall gives you a special chance to show off how your property can host memorable gatherings and create intimate moments.
How to Stage Your NH Home for Fall
Living Room: The Center of Fall Entertaining
Your living room has an impact on fall home entertaining. Clever staging turns this area into a buyer's ideal gathering place. Replace light summer fabrics with rich textures—consider wool throws, velvet pillows, and cashmere blankets in deep red, golden yellow, or forest green. These elements add visual warmth and help buyers picture cozy nights by the fire.
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Summer Tour of These NH Covered Bridges
Advancements in design and materials have eliminated the practical purpose of covered bridges, but they remain a perennial favorite among sightseers who appreciate their quaint appearance and charming settings. Our real estate agents have created a must-see list of covered bridges around Plymouth homes for sale that are worth visiting.
- Swiftwater Covered Bridge - 7 Porter Road, Bath, NH 03740
While New Hampshire is home to several covered bridges, the Swiftwater Covered Bridge is one of only a few that date back to the 19th century. Originally built in 1810, not far from Bath homes for sale, the bridge had a cover added in 1849 after multiple losses to flooding. The Swiftwater Covered Bridge is recognized as one of the better examples of the distinctive Paddleford truss that was widely used throughout New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine during the 19th century. In 1976, the Swiftwater Covered Bridge was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.