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Get to Know New Hampshire's Seacoast Region
How much fun, entertainment, and adventure can be packed into 13 miles of scenic coastline? While relatively small in size, New Hampshire's seacoast region is one of the most popular destinations in the state for visitors from New England and points far beyond. There's so much to see, do, and experience on this beautiful stretch of coastline, which makes it a wonderful place to call home in addition to being such a great place to visit. Our real estate agents have the key details to help you get to know New Hampshire's Seacoast Region.
Delicious Dining and Fresh Seafood
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Martingale Wharf – 99 Bow St., Ste. W, Portsmouth, NH 03801
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New England Ski Season: 2022 Opening Dates
As leaves and temperatures drop, are you beginning to feel that irresistible pull to the mountains? It's time for another incredible winter ski season, and our real estate agents share the projected opening dates for your favorite slopes around New England.
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Hiking Trails To Explore This Fall
There's a reason people flock from all over the country to enjoy the views a Northern New England fall has to offer. Experience the wonder and beauty for yourself when you view fall colors on these New England hiking trails recommended by our real estate agents.
- Pawtuckaway State Park - 7 Pawtuckaway Rd., Nottingham, NH 03290
With 15 miles of trails crisscrossing the 5,500-acre grounds, Pawtuckaway S...
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Watch Minor League Baseball in Northern New England
Summer in Northern New England is always an enjoyable time. And an evening spent on the baseball diamond makes the summer season even more memorable.
Our real estate agents share what makes them so passionate about the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, our region's minor league team.
Team History and Highlights
It may be hard to believe now, but by the time the 2000s rolled around, professional baseball had yet to establish a pres...
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Covered Bridge History: Maine
Maine's covered bridges have been a subject of affection for countless photographers, artists, visitors, and outdoor enthusiasts for many decades, thanks to their quaint, historic charm. There are a total of 8 covered bridges dotting the gorgeous natural landscapes of Maine, each with its own unique character, construction, and story. Planning a trip to see Maine's covered bridges is a great way to get to know the state, and our real estate agents have some interesting facts to shed light on the history of each of the 8 bridges.
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