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WINNOCTURN · 07-20-2017, 10:41 PM

Look for a town with the most Shore Front Property.

The more Shore Front Property most of the time means Lower Taxes for those not on the Water.

Moultonboro would be one of those Towns.

Low Taxes if not Water Front, decent School System. Honest Government, good Police Department and a good Ambulance Service, Overall a good place to live.

Formally from Mass.

We started with a 30' Trial at Arcadia Campground, stayed there for four Seasons. We then bought a "Seasonal" home in Farecho Harbor. Every Sunday we would pack up and head back to Mass saying as we drove up Moultonboro Neck Road, Why the Hellll are we going back to Mass.

We eventually were able to buy a piece of land and build a year round Home in the Kona Area. We went with Modular Construction. Its been 16 years now.

Both of us are retired now and enjoying the things the Lakes Area has to offer.

It may be a little different life style but you will get used to it.

We used to make a night of it by going down to the Concord Home Depot, getting building materials and going out to Dinner.

Today we have a Home Depot in Tilton and a Lowes in Gilford. OH yes we even has a Walmart.

Oh, don't forget AMAZON!

07-20-2017, 10:41 PM	#3
WINNOCTURN Deceased Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Moultonboro Posts: 849 Thanks: 350 Thanked 351 Times in 193 Posts	Look for a town with the most Shore Front Property. Look for a town with the most Shore Front Property. The more Shore Front Property most of the time means Lower Taxes for those not on the Water. Moultonboro would be one of those Towns. Low Taxes if not Water Front, decent School System. Honest Government, good Police Department and a good Ambulance Service, Overall a good place to live. Formally from Mass. We started with a 30' Trial at Arcadia Campground, stayed there for four Seasons. We then bought a "Seasonal" home in Farecho Harbor. Every Sunday we would pack up and head back to Mass saying as we drove up Moultonboro Neck Road, Why the Hellll are we going back to Mass. We eventually were able to buy a piece of land and build a year round Home in the Kona Area. We went with Modular Construction. Its been 16 years now. Both of us are retired now and enjoying the things the Lakes Area has to offer. It may be a little different life style but you will get used to it. We used to make a night of it by going down to the Concord Home Depot, getting building materials and going out to Dinner. Today we have a Home Depot in Tilton and a Lowes in Gilford. OH yes we even has a Walmart. Oh, don't forget AMAZON!