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Just check out a couple of sample tours by clicking on the images below!





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The Disappearing Clothesline

I was skimming through this month’s issue of the Northern New England Journey magazine put out by AAA and on the last page there was a short article about clotheslines called “For the Love of Laundry.” Basically, the writer was expounding on how she was happy to get back to hanging her laundry out on the line after a long winter and how doing so was a relaxing and enjoyable chore for her. It reminds her of her childhood days and trips to a cottage...

Sweet Emotions - The Lakes Region Real Estate Market Report - March 2016 Sales

There were 78 residential home sales in March in the twelve Lakes Region communities covered by this report. The average sales price came in at $289,111 and the media price point was $195,950. That brings the total number of sales in the first quarter of 2016 to an even 200 at an average price of $301,551. There were 146 sales in the first quarter of 2015 at an average sales price $284,776. That’s a...

Winni Waterfront Sales Report - March 2016

There were eight residential waterfront sales on Winnipesaukee in March with an average price of $1,296,250 and a median price point of $1.125 million. Five of the sales exceeded the million dollar mark. This brings the total to 25 sales in the first quarter of this year at an average of $1,046,300 and a median price point of $825,000. There were 20 sales during the first quarter of 2015 at an average of $816,450 and a median price point...

What's Not Hot… The Lakes Region Real Estate Market Report



Last week we explored what is hot in the real estate world as far as desirable home features. Now, for WNHW. That’s not a radio station, that’s “What’s not hot, Willie!” or things you might want to change if you can before you try to sell your home. Obviously, some things can’t be fixed, like the fact that you live next...

What's Hot?


Did you ever wonder why some homes sell quickly and others linger on the market a long time? Well, obviously a lot has to do with whether it is priced right or not or perhaps it's the location. But, certain home features are very desirable and help sell a home while there are other things that might deter a sale. So here is a list of some things that are hot when it comes to desirable...

The Native App





I was surfing around the real estate world on the internet and I happened across an article about “native real estate apps.” I don’t know why, but my first thought was about Tonto getting down of his pinto (whose name was Scout, naturally)...

The Winni Waterfront Sales Report - February 2016

There were six residential waterfront transactions on Lake Winnipesaukee in February 2016 at an average sales price of $1,102,833 and a median price point of $813,500.



The entry level sale was at 14 Mill Cove Road in Alton. This 1967 vintage, 1,661 square foot, two bedroom, one and a half bath home is extremely well maintained and offers beautiful long range...

The Inspection - Lakes Region of NH Real Estate Market Report

Having a property inspection is one of the biggest hurdles and a very important step in the home buying process. Buyers often ask whether they really need an inspection and my answer is always yes, yes, and yes regardless of whether the home is new or 200 years old. Every farmer checks out the horse’s teeth before he buys him.



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Presidents' Day

There were just 61 residential home sales in January 2016 in the twelve communities covered by this Lakes Region Real Estate Market Report. That’s kind of a slow start for the New Year but it is still a lot better than the 50 posted last January. The average sales price came in at $338,936 and the median price point was $231,500.



Monday was Presidents’ Day. If I was in the car business I would write about the successful blow out...

The Winni Waterfront Sales Report - February 2016

Off and running! There were eleven Winnipesaukee waterfront sales in January at an average price of $835,091 and a median price point of $726,000. That’s a lot better start than last January when there were just five sales on Winnie but the average did come in higher at $1.084 million.





The entry level sale was down in Alton...

Real Estate is Going to the Dogs...The Lakes Region Real Estate Report



There were 750 single family residential homes on the market as of February 1, 2016 in the twelve communities covered by this Lakes Region Real Estate Market Report. The average asking price stood at $527,071 and median price point was $259,900. Last February 1 there were 781 homes on the market. Between the great year we...

On the northern shore of the big lake, dwelt the chieftain of the woodlands, Ahanton. He was renowned for his courage, but even more so for the beauty of his daughter, Ellacoya. Many warriors pursued her. Yet all were rejected until one day, Kona, a young chief from a rival tribe to the south, appeared in the village. In response to the legend of Ellacoya’s beauty, he had traveled across the lake in his canoe to win her hand.

Leading an expedition to expel invaders, Chief Ahanton...

The 2015 Year End Winnipesaukee and Winnisquam Waterfront Sales Report


December, 2015 was another strong month for Winnipesaukee waterfront sales with 19 transactions at an average sales price of $1,060,368. Last December we had 14 sales in December and only 3 in 2013 so sales are definitely up! There were 6 sales over the million dollar mark with the largest sale coming in at $3.65 million on Governors Island at 548 Edgewater Drive.


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The decision to buy in the Lakes Region or on the Cape is a question that repeatedly surfaces when working with buyers looking for a second home in this area. The answer to the question is easy for someone who has lived on the lakes all his or her life. But let us at least try to look at the question objectively.

The Lakes Region versus Cape Cod debate is not an age-old question in the same category as what the universe if made of or the biological basis of consciousness, but it is...