New Hampshire Real Estate Blog

This weeks "Deal of the Week" comes to us from Milton New Hampshire.

Milton is a small town with spectacular scenery of the Milton Three Ponds and abounding with historical buildings and sites. Most of the town’s population wraps around the water’s edge enjoying the quiet tranquility of the large fresh water ponds fed by the Salmon Falls River. Growth also climbs the surrounding foothills and Teneriffe Mountain creating winding roads through old forests and farmlands with great outlook spots along the way.

ABOUT THE HOME:

GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AN AWESOME COTTAGE ON MILTON THREE PONDS. FEATURES OPEN CONCEPT LIVING W/2ND STORY SLEEPING QUARTERS & A FINISHED PORCH OVERLOOKING THE LAKE. PROPERTY INCLUDES FURNISHINGS. PRIVATE BEACH, DOCK AND .49 ACRES OF WATERFRONT LAND SHARED WITH 7 OTHER OWNERS.

Zoning: RES Rooms: 4 Year Built: 1946 Bedrooms: 1 Color: WHITE Total Baths: 1 Taxes: $ 2,092.00 F

For more information, or to schedule a showing, contact Bill Somerset, Century 21 Central Falls Realty, 603-512-5971, or by email at bill@century21central.com

Subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal without notice. The agency referenced may or may not be the listing agency for this property.

Every Saturday from June 19 to September 25 - 10:30am to 11:30am Take a guided stroll down Central Avenue with a trained and experienced guide.

Learn about the rise and fall of the textile industry in Dover, as well as the origin of some of the city's famous buildings and landmarks. $5 per person or $10 for families of three or more.

Dover has been earning recognition as a dynamic city that has it all: thriving businesses, an expanding arts and cultural scene, a wide selection of dining establishments, a notable history, a strong sense of community, and beautiful scenery The Garrison City’s strong, active business community and stable economy make it a popular choice for setting down roots and doing business. The area’s highly trained yet affordable employee base, combined with a solid infrastructure and a full complement of transportation options—highway, rail, air, and port—make the greater Dover area very attractive to existing businesses, as well as to new and relocating businesses. The City’s waterfront district is currently undergoing an intense beautification and revitalization effort that will only add to the quality of life.

The 1772 Meetinghouse Restoration Committee has announced an historic tour of homes, barns, and buildings to be held Sunday, June 27 from 1 – 4 p.m. The self-guided tour begins at the 1772 Meetinghouse on Old Bay Road, one of only five pre-Revolutionary War meetinghouses in the state, where woodworking and timber framing demonstrations will be held. Youngsters can join in old time games from 1 – 2 p.m.

Besides the tour of the Meetinghouse, which features hand cut lathe and horsehair plaster, the Meetinghouse grounds also provide access to the old Town Pound and an easy walking trail that passes old graveyards and a vernal pool.

Two local barns, both granted Historic Barn Preservation Easements due to their authentic reconstruction, original framing, and educational benefits, are highlights of the tour. A timber-framing expert will be on hand at the Randall Barn, as well as an assortment of oxen yokes.

Several homes of local historic import are included in the tour and feature collections of varying natures, unique architecture, and historic graveyards.

The Ridge church of the Free Will Baptist Church, built in the early 1800s and complete with a vintage organ and chandelier, will also be open to visitors. An anniversary service, recognizing the signing of the covenant that created the denomination in a nearby home, will be held that morning.

Once the destination of thousands of members nationwide, the church is a prominent piece of New Durham history.

A working farm rounds out the rain or shine event, providing fun experiences for all ages. Suggested donations are $10 for adults and $5 for seniors and students over 10. Tickets can be purchased only at the Meetinghouse that day, and signage and maps clearly direct the route.

Proceeds will benefit restoration efforts of the 1772 Meetinghouse Restoration Committee.

Wakefield is located just off Route 16, a major north/south corridor, in the heart of New England. Wakefield is close to lakes, mountains, the seacoast, and the cities of North Conway, Portsmouth, and Wolfeboro, New Hampshire; Kittery and Portland, Maine; and Boston, Massachusetts. By preserving its "Old New England Town Charm" and at the same time embracing the technologies of the "New Millennium", Wakefield offers both quality of life and modern conveniences. In Wakefield, there's something happening no matter what the season. Time it right and you might catch Wakefield Pride Day in May, a Gafney Library book sale, concert at the Opera House, or one of the many family events held at Turntable Park.

Summer is just around the corner and now is the time to search for your Wakefield New Hampshire waterfront home.  Looking for year round, or seasonal, Wakefield New Hampshire has a variety of homes to choose from.  There are lakes, ponds, and rivers, all with several homes for sale!

CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST OF HOMES

WAKEFIELD NEW HAMPSHIRE WATERFRONT HOMES

Contact Bill Somerset, Century 21 Central Falls Realty for more information or to schedule an appointment to see one of these homes.  603-512-5971, or by email at bill@century21central.com

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Subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal without notice. The agency referenced may or may not be the listing agency for this property.