Utilizes?

Allison Driscoll is great

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If NH legalizes I’ll be moving there in the next 2-3 years no cap.

Yes I live there.

Dwight Keeler. We used him to buy our first home. He was very helpful, responsive, and right on top of everything. We would have missed out on the offer window for our house if it weren't for him.

That's a good one too! Tho also often covered in clouds

Live free, or elect Sununu in order to prevent freedom.

Like I said, it's about average for its size. And like you said, it is ridiculous that that's the average.

but again, this would be cheaper if they skipped the tiny house aspect and just made a complex of apartments of the same size and amenities.

There's zero New Hampshire that has any type of night life except maybe Portsmouth or Dover and that's barely anything.

Are you the owner of the white house on the NB side near MM 13?

We should have done this right after the massholes. We'd have raked in the cash....

I don't think you're going to find better than this for $1200. Ridiculous as it is - that seems like a great price for this and the location. I mean Dover alone has 800 ft 2 bedrooms for ~2000-2500.

We need so much more of this. Single people and childless couples get the shaft when it comes to housing development. All thats built, especially around here seems to be 3 or 4 bedroom homes and up. I personally do not want or need anything beyond a 2bedroom home with a garage. But developers don’t care because it wont bring them as much money

As someone from the upper Midwest and have lived in the seacoast for 5 years, I am not surprised by your plan, as it is also our plan.

If you’re going to live in that area, you’re going to live in a small town. Lebanon is the biggest town in that part of the state but it’s 20-30 min at least away from Sunapee.

Andrew’s great! Would definitely recommend!

https://www.zillow.com/profile/andrewphinney0

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"Jusht doin' my homework, Occifer."

New London. No other town in the Sunapee area has its charm, quaintness and amenities.

That's Wakefield hill

Yes. Different locations will have different levels of influence. But that in no way negates the fact that the type of homes in neighborhoods effect housing prices.

Your original statement seemed to indicate that was not the case. But yet the examples you yourself use seems to indicate otherwise.

It’s too soon! Note: That was sarcasm.

I'm not sure anywhere in NH will qualify as "big night life". I live in Sunapee, moved here in 2020 from Worcester, MA. Previously lived in Portland, OR, OKC and NYC. Wouldn't choose anywhere else.

I wouldn't characterize Sunapee as a "farm town". It's a lake town in the summer, a mountain town in the winter. Night life is a couple pubs, some community events in the summer. The larger area, The Upper Valley is pretty quiet as well by city standards. Lots to do if you like being outdoors. Some great breweries, some good (not great) coffee spots and restaurants.

I will say there is a bus to Boston from here that runs about 10x daily. I use it to get to Bruins games, but you could certainly utilize it for nights out.

All that said, the lifestyle here is not city life. You go to the transfer station instead of having trash pickup. You drive 20 minutes to the grocery store and if you're lucky there is maybe one restaurant that delivers food to your house. It's slower here, so bear that in mind if you're considering the move.

One fire and they’ll all go up.