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Tours of the Portsmouth Area
Portsmouth NH Homes - Market Square Day and A Yard Sale!
This Saturday in
Portsmouth NH, you get the opportunity to do a little
shopping on your way into one of Portsmouth's largest, and
longest-running celebrations. Saturday June 14th - mark
your calendars! All day long - what a day full of fun you'll have!
520
Sagamore Avenue in Portsmouth NH - 8:00am to
12 noon
Loads of fun stuff: 15 year Playboy
Magazine collection, antique wooden trunks,
artwork, collectibles, great variety of
books, household goods, electric stove,
loads of baskets
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Portsmouth NH Homes - Top 3 Home Improvement Trends
As a
professional New Hampshire Maine REALTOR, I
frequently get asked questions about remodelling homes. Some
potential home sellers go back and forth between
wanting to sell homes or making some home
improvements and staying put in their home. I've recently read
several articles that talked about the top home
improvement trends for this year, and most of them
mentioned pretty much the same items. There are a number of websites
that have some great home resource and project planning information
for all areas of your home -
HGTV,
Lowe's,
Service Magic, etc.
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Portsmouth NH Real Estate - 210 Locke Road Rye NH Home For Sale
WOW - check out
this great Rye NH homes unbelievable opportunity!
Fabulous
Rye location - just a very short
walk to Rye Harbor on a
beautiful piece of land. What a spot!
This property is being sold for the value of
the land - .64 AC +/-, house is being sold
'as-is'. This 1920's Rye NH
home has a living room and eat-in
kitchen on the first floor, 2 bedrooms and a
bath on the 2nd floor. There is a deck off
the kitchen overlooking the beautiful back
yard. Bordered by wonderful stone walls on
2 sides, this property is serviced by town
water and private septic.
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New Castle NH is a
wonderful little island fulll of
narrow winding streets, fabulous
antique homes
with some new and newer homes
mixed in, home to the famous
Wentworth-by-the-Sea Hotel, New
Castle Common State Park and
Beach, and loads of water views
almost everwhere you look.
New Castle is the
next town over from
Portsmouth NH, and
was settled in 1693. There are
still a number of
antique homes from the
1600's still being lived in on
New Castle. Talk about a little
place just full of history! And
it's the smallest town in New
Hampshire!
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Portsmouth NH Real Estate - 4 Colonial Road in Kittery Maine For Sale
This Kittery
Maine home just exudes charm from the
moment you step inside the front door. Beautiful
wood floors, arched doorway, light bright and airy,
and spacious rooms make for a delightfully inviting
home. Formal living room and formal dining room
offer great entertaining space, plus there's an
informal family room or den off the living room with
access to a small deck and to the fenced in back
yard area. Wonderful kitchen offers a lot of work
space and storage - pantry-type cupboards on one
wall, fun little breakfast bar for quick meals and
just hanging out, plus a really cool split sink with
corner windows to view the back yard from. Granite
counters, tile floors, fully applianced - cute as
can be!
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At Home In The Seacoast!
AT HOME in Dover New Hampshire
Dover
is located at the southern tip of Strafford
County, right between the Cocheco and Bellamy
Rivers, and is part of the general Seacoast NH
areas.
Dover NH was settled a few years ago, way
back in 1623, and at that time, it was one of
the first three communities established in NH.
Originally called Hilton's Point, after the
person who led the group of Englishmen who
landed at Dover Point, it was later named Dover
after Dover, England. The population back in
the very first census poll was 1,998 residents
in 1790.
Today, the
population is just about 28,800.
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WELCOME to
the quaint little town of
Exeter New
Hampshire! History and charm
galore every where you look
around town - it's certainly
a pretty little town for
sure! A drive through the
center of Exeter will make
you feel like you're right
smack dab in the
middle of a Norman Rockwell
painting! More...
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Greenland is a small town right next to
Portsmouth and Stratham. The total geographical size of
Greenland is only 10.5 square miles, and the current
population is about 3,400 residents. Quaint and charming,
Greenland was originally a
parish of Portsmouth dating
back to 1638. Greenland
came into its own in 1721,
receiving "full town
privileges" which meant
being able to collect taxes
from its residents, among
other things. Imagine,
collecting taxes from
residents....More..
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AT HOME in Hampton New Hampshire
Hampton is located right along the
tiny coast of New Hampshire. Hampton
was established back in 1638, as one of the first four original New
Hampshire towns set up by a Massachusetts govenor. Hampton originally
covered far more area than it presently does. The current towns of
Seabrook, Kensington,East Kingston, Kingston, Danville, Sandown, North
Hampton, Hampton Falls were once all part of the original town of Hampton.
The population back then was 853. Today the population is about
15,600 year-round residents.
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AT HOME in New Castle NH
As you can see from
the sign that greets you when you drive into
New Castle New Hampshire, you're driving
onto a very quaint and charming island, dating
back to the early 1600's. There are a good
number of homes on this cluster of small islands
that date back to the 1600's, that are being
lived in still. From the narrow winding streets,
you'll see some really stunning antique homes,
gorgeous water views of the Piscataqua River or
the back channel, and a slightly modern day view
of what life back then might have been like.
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AT HOME in Newmarket New Hampshire
Newmarket is a former mill town in the
inland part of Rockingham County. The current
population is about 9100 residents, including a
number of students attending the
University of NH in Durham, which is the
next town over.
Newmarket is the home to former Olympian Lynn
Jennings. Lynn was a bronze medalist in the
1992 Women's Track and Field team. Residents
here are quite proud of their tie to the
Olympics through native Lynn Jennings.
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AT HOME in North Hampton New Hampshire
At HOME in North Hampton New
Hampshire - right along the coast!! A beautiful Seacoast
town, North Hampton was originally part of
Hampton NH, becoming its own township in 1719. When North Hampton was
first settled, the population was 657, and today there are around 5,000
residents. Our coast in New Hampshire is the
"smallest in America", and North Hampton is one of the towns
that make up the coastline here. Beaches, fishing, boating, kayaking - all
await you here in the coastal areas! More...
Portsmouth NH - A Special Place to Call HOME!
It's really very easy to fall in love
with Portsmouth New Hampshire, and the whole NH and Maine
Seacoast area! We have so much to offer both
residents and visitors alike. As a matter of fact, many
buyers I've worked with over time initially came here as
visitors, returning again and again, and then decided to
make Portsmouth their primary home..
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At Home in Rye New Hampshire
Rye is a beautiful scenic small town located
right on the coast of New Hampshire. We have the smallest coastline in
the country, and it's just beautiful! As New England is known for, we have
some rocky coastal areas as well as some beautiful
sandy stretches of
beach, too. Our coastline offers some wonderful scenery and beautiful
peaceful settings along the coastal route of 1-A which follows the ocean.
You'll find great fishing spots, as well as
whale-watching trips and
deep-sea fishing cruises in Rye Harbor.
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AT HOME in Stratham New Hampshire!
Stratham is a small town, covering about 15
square miles, next door to Exeter and Hampton,
and is just about 10 minutes from
Portsmouth. The current population of Stratham
is about 7,000 residents.
Stratham was settled in 1631, and became it's
own incorporated town in 1716. At that time, it
was the 6th town in New Hampshire to be
incorporated.
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