New Castle, New Hampshire is arguably the Granite State’s quintessential summer spot. Located entirely on islands, this beautiful ocean side town is rapidly growing in popularity. New Castle is nestled at the mouth of the Piscataqua River and is surrounded by stunning scenery and historic attractions. Founded in 1623, New Castle covers approximately 500 acres, just about .8 square miles, and has a population of just a little over 1,000 residents. Although the summer months bring a lot of outdoor activity, time spent in the sun, and a bustling main land, there are many things to do in New Castle, NH in every season. Located minutes from the popular town of Portsmouth, NH, just south of Kittery, Maine and a short drive from New England’s largest metropolitan city of Boston, MA; New Castle, NH have the best of all worlds.

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Vacation homes in New Hampshire have been a sought-after luxury for a long time - a little getaway from the hustle and bustle of your everyday “normal” life and into the tranquility of vacationland. For some, their inner peace lies at the lake, with glass like waters in the morning, where it’s just you and the beautiful echoes of the nearby loons. Others lie within the snow-covered mountains, with crackling fireplaces and hot cocoa after a day on the slopes. No matter what your bliss may be, a vacation home in New Hampshire has exactly what you’re looking for. New Hampshire is a rare state in regards to the variously different landscapes that can be found there. There truly is a location to fit everyone’s tastes and interests.

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Live Where You Play: Windham Edition

Windham, NH is a small town nestled in the southernmost region of New Hampshire. Growing in popularity, Windham is quickly becoming a hot spot for buyers who like the  small town New England lifestyle, but also want a short commute to local amenities and city life. Windham’s location is what is drawing in most home buyers. It’s only 37 miles north of Boston, MA and 21 miles south of New Hampshire’s largest city of Manchester. With a total area of 27 square miles and a population of approximately 15,000 residents this small town is a perfect retreat.

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Do You Need a Realtor to Buy a Home in New Hampshire?

So you’re thinking about buying a home in New Hampshire – it can be an exciting but sometimes overwhelming experience. We’re here to answer your questions and help ease some of your anxieties going into this home buying process. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or you’ve been through this process before, it’s normal to have a lot of questions. One of the top questions that comes up time and time again is, “Do I need a realtor to buy a home in New Hampshire?” Our simple answer: you may not think you need one, but you’ll want one!

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White Mountains NH Real Estate: New Hampshire Ski Towns with Dreamy Mountain Homes for Sale

The White Mountains are a big draw to a lot of vacationers and vacation home-buyers, and for good reason! New Hampshire’s White Mountains offer a beautiful landscape in every season; they’re an outdoor lover’s paradise and there is truly something for everyone to enjoy.

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Spotlight City: Why We Love Living in Dover NH Homes

Dover, New Hampshire is a reborn mill city recently revived by a high-tech makeover, yet still keeps its historical roots well planted. With four different rivers running through Dover, the Bellamy, Cocheco, Salmon Falls, and Piscataqua rivers, this town was an important shipbuilding center. In the 19th century textile manufacturers took over and built brick mills all along the river banks, which still stand today.

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Bedford, NH has been and will continue to be a very desired area in Southern New Hampshire. Why you may ask? We’ll tell you! Bedford, NH offers the small-town New England feel with tons of local amenities such as parks, walking trails, golf courses, community pool and tons of green space. One of the most popular walking trails in Bedford is the Pulpit Rock Conservation Land. It is one of the best places for local hiking, bird watching and an outdoor experience. This 338-acre plot of land features a variety of terrain and stunning landscapes including waterfalls, forest, rocky outcroppings and remnants of Gage’s Mill. Another favorite spot for Bedford residents is Benedictine Park, 28 acres of park land just outside Bedford’s historic center. This park is popular year-round, from sledding and snow shoeing in the winter to picnics in the summer, this is a perfect spot to relax and enjoy.

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Live Where You Play: Londonderry Edition

Situated in the southern region of New Hampshire, Londonderry has been a desired and popular location for home buyers. With easy access to highways and interstates an hour drive in any direction can find you in the hustle of Boston, enjoying the serenity of the lakes, hitting the slopes of the mountains, or digging your toes in the sand of the beaches. With any activity at your fingertips, Londonderry seems like an easy choice - well let us make it even easier. Not only are there amazing amenities and features around Londonderry, there are tons of things to do right in town.

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Reasons to Buy Real Estate in New England

With its four distinctive seasons, regional foods, wide array of property types and vastly different landscapes, New England has become a home buyer hot spot. Whether you’re looking for city/urban living or a more of a rustic lifestyle in the mountains, New England real estate offers it all. With all the diversity that New England imparts, it’s been a popular area for home buyers to put down roots.

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We’ve been doing a lot of talking lately about finding the right realtor when you’re ready to purchase property in New Hampshire. It’s imperative. And, in large part, people don’t know where to turn. In the spirit of that and not leaving your investment to chance, here’s a checklist for the fridge when seeking your New Hampshire realtor:

General points of emphasis: 

Is the NH realtor licensed?

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