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October
12

New Hampshire Historic Sites With Legends, Lore, and Local Character | Badger Peabody & SmithOur real estate agents love exploring the rich history of the White Mountains and surrounding areas of New Hampshire. Learn more about this fascinating region at historic sites full of lore, local character, and a few legends.

Colorful Northern New Hampshire Historic Sites

Omni Mount Washington Resort & Spa - Bretton Woods, NH

Address: 310 Mount Washington Hotel Road, Bretton Woods, NH 03575

Built by local industrialist Joseph Stickney in 1902, the m...

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April
20

Best Native Landscaping Projects to Start in Late Spring in NH | Badger Peabody & Smith RealtyWhen late spring arrives in New Hampshire, the timing is ideal for putting roots in the ground—literally. Our real estate agents know firsthand how thoughtfully designed native landscaping can transform a property and make it stand out in a competitive market.

Why Native Landscaping Matters for New Hampshire Homeowners

Before you grab a shovel, it helps to understand why native landscaping is such a smart investment. Plants that are native to New Hampshire have evolved alongsid...

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November
26

Festive Touches That Won't Distract Buyers | Badger Peabody & Smith RealtyWhen you're selling your home during the holidays, you need to strike a balance. You want to create a warm, welcoming feel while keeping a neutral, buyer-focused look that helps homes sell. Our real estate agents know that smart holiday decorating can boost your home's appeal without overwhelming potential buyers who are trying to picture themselves living there.

The Impact of Subtle Holiday Staging

Holiday decorating for home showings needs moderation. You might deck out your house like a winter wonderland, but when you're selling, you need to tone it down. Don't get rid of all the festive items, but aim for a welcoming feel that won't turn people off or distract from your home's best attributes.

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July
21

Listing Photography: Prepping Your Home's Best Features | Badger Peabody & Smith RealtyWhen you're ready to sell your house, first impressions have a big impact in today's competitive market. Our real estate agents at Badger Peabody & Smith Realty know that eye-catching listing photos can be the key to selling instead of having your property sit unsold. High-quality pictures highlight your home's top features and help possible buyers picture themselves living there.

  • Reset Each Room to Feel Like a Blank Slate
    Think of your home as a model space that should spark a buyer's imagination. Tuck away anything that tells your personal story—family photos, vacation souvenirs, or bold décor choices. Instead, aim for a clean, understated look that highlights the room's potential. Surfaces like countertops and side tables should be mostly bare, with only one or two accents that suggest comfort without distraction. If a room feels tight or cluttered, remove extra chairs or small furniture pieces that interrupt the flow. Empty space speaks louder in photos, helping each room feel larger and more inviting.

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February
17

High-Impact Upgrades to Attract Winter Homebuyers | Badger Peabody & Smith RealtyOur real estate agents at Badger Peabody & Smith Realty know their stuff when it comes to selling homes in New Hampshire winters. They understand you need to prepare and present your property to catch the attention of buyers during snowy months. They've put together a list of key improvements to make your home shine for potential buyers this winter.

  • Make Your Home Look Great from the Street
    Winter curb appeal goes way beyond just clearing snow. Make a good first impression by keeping paths clear and well-marked. This lets buyers check out all the outdoor features, from gardens to sheds. Lighting matters a lot when days are short. Think about putting in solar path lights or well-placed spotlights to light up walkways and cool building features. Make your entrance look warm and inviting in winter. Use tough evergreens and plants that bloom in winter in pretty pots. This adds much-needed color to the plain winter look.

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