Posts with tag 'bethlehem nh real estate'
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Badger Peabody & Smith Realty Fall 2023 Buyer's Guide is out Now!
The Badger Peabody & Smith Realty Buyer's Guide appeared in mailboxes in the greater Central NH, Mt. Washington Valley and North Country during the last week of September 2023. This eight page full color guide shares market information, properties for sale and more.
If you are a business interested in advertising in the guide, reach out to Chrissy Smith at 603-444-0951 or by email at ChrissyS@BadgerPeabodySmith.com for rates and more inform...
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Adair Country Inn and Restaurant Ready to Welcome New Owners
Bethlehem, NH – After nearly a decade of stewardship by the Bedor family, the Adair Country Inn and Restaurant is available for sale as the Bedor family transitions to retirement.
For almost a decade, Joel and Cathy Bedor have owned the renowned Adair Country Inn and Restaurant in Bethlehem, NH. The inn is steeped in history as the estate was built in 1927 by Frank Hogan as a gift to his only daughter, Dorothy Adair Hogan, when she married John W. Guider. In the last thirty years, the Adair was converted from a home to a classic inn and restaurant welcoming guests from the local area and far beyond. The inn and restaurant are known for featuring a relaxed and inviting atmosphere w...
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Pleased to Announce - Ledgewood Phase II Sells Out
In Dick Gould's opinion, the individuals who have purchased lots at Ledgewood in Bethlehem, NH have bought a little piece of heaven.
We recently interviewed Dick for this video about Ledgewood and for our Peabody & Smith News regarding the sell out of all the lots at Ledgewood Phase II.
Dick shared how he remembers his daughter's comments as she first viewed the acreage more than a decade ago when she told her dad that, "Living in New Hampshire is like going to church, but living on this piece of property is like having a conversation with God."
"In my heart, I know that there are other places that have a similar effect on people," said Gould, the developer and Ledgewood homeowner, "but I am thankful that our family found ours here and have been able to share that experience with others."
Phase I, which was developed over 10 years ago, sold out over succeeding years, but Phase II of Ledgewood took a dramatically different turn partly in response to the pandemic. First opened in the Fall of 2020, Phase II was sold out in less than 6 months.
Andy Smith, our Broker/Owner said, "Buyers during the pandemic were looking for big views, acreage for privacy and space, and places to build their dream homes and create those gathering places for friends and family."
To listen to Dick share his vision for Ledgewood, click here:
Ledgewood Phase II included 18 parcels ranging in prices from $199,000 to $450,000 and set on over 800 acres in Bethlehem, with stunning views of Mt. Washington, Cannon, Lafayette, Garfield, Twin, and Galehead. The property includes 175 acres of common land, onsite ponds, woodland, walking trails, protected shoreline along the Ammonoosuc River with incredible fly fishing opportunities, and a private fish camp. Moose, deer, bears, turkeys, foxes and numerous songbirds are found throughout the property.
We were so pleased to be a part of Ledgewood, and were pleased to introduce Ledgewood to buyers from all around!
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46 Noyes Street - Bethlehem NH
**Update: We are sorry, this fine home has been purchased by a new owner, but we have others!
A Chat With Our Home Seller in Bethlehem NH
We are pleased to bring a new feature to our blog, a chat with one of our current sellers in Bethlehem. Our homeowners at 46 Noyes Street in Bethlehem have owned their home for many years, and now offer this fully updated, cozy log cabin with 2 car garage in the heart of town to you!
To get a sense of what is like to live in Bethlehem, NH, we asked a... 12
What is a Cooperative Park/ Co-op?
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Rambling Woods Cooperative Park[/caption]
*Written by Peabody & Smith agent Tiffany Howard
A cooperative, or co-op, is something owned by the members, controlled by the members, for the benefit of the members. What are the benefits of living in a Co-operatively Owned Mobile Home Park: You never have to worry about out of touch owners or repairs not getting done. You and your fellow neighbors decide what the park rent is used for. All new members to the park are pre-approved by the current residents! What financing is available? Currently, the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund is offering a "