Are you thinking of relocating to Wolfeboro, NH?  Here is some information that you might find useful before it is time to make the big move.

History

Wolfeboro is a quaint little town with a ton of history.  It is known as "the oldest summer resort in America".  It was named after General Wolfe and originally was spelled Wolfeborough.  In 1895 the spelling was changed by the U.S. Government to Wolfeboro. For more historical information visit the Wolfeboro Historic Society.

Downtown Wolfeboro is a fun place to visit either by car or boat.  There are many shops and restaurants, some where you can eat out on a deck that sits right over Lake Winnipesaukee.  It is simply beautiful.

Wolfeboro has water frontage on Lake Winnipesaukee (55,685 acres), Lake Wentworth (3097 acres), and Crescent Lake.

 

Schools

Carpenter School - 102 South Main Street, Grades 1-3

Crescent Lake School located at 75 McManus Road, Grades 4-6.

Kingwood Regional Middle School 404 South Main Street, Grades 7-8

Kingswood Regional High School 396 South Main Street, Grades 9-12

Wolfeboro is also home of Brewster Academy which was originally the Wolfeboro and Tuftonboro Academy. In 1818 John Brewster attended the Academy. When he died he left in his will $500,000 to the Academy and the charter was amended and the name was changed to Brewster Free Academy.  It is located on a large piece of land that sits between South Main Street and Wolfeboro Bay. The first Brewster Free Academy building was built for $150,000!  It burnt down in 1905 and the building that is on the site presently was built in that same year. When Kingswood Regional High School was built in 1964 it was changed to Brewster Academy which is now a prestigious co-educational day and boarding school designed to prepare students for admission to the best colleges in the country.

Hospital - Huggins Hospital 240 South Main Street (603)569-7500

Restaurants

1812 Steakhouse, North Main Street, 569-3016 (beef and seafood)
Bailey's Bubble, Railroad Ave., 569-36 (ice cream)
Bittersweet Restaurant, Rt. 28, 569-3636 (seafood, steak, lobster)
Bread & Roses Bakery, Mill Street, 569-4449 (bakery, sandwiches)
Cider Press, Middleton Road, 569-2028 (seafood, steak)
Cafe Sweets and Treats, Railroad Avenue (Internet Access, Coffee, Sandwiches and Bakery)
Cafe Salerno, Glendon Street (behind the post office, soup, sandwiches, dinner), 569-0509
Dunkin Donuts, Center Street (Rt. 28), 569-9050
East of Suez Restaurant, Rt. 28, 569-1648 (Asian style)
Elias's Pizza and Seafood, 515-3456, Center St. Fresh fried seafood and pizza
Full Belli Deli, Mill Street, 569-1955 (sandwiches)
Jo Green's, Dockside, 569-8668 (lunch, dinner, coffees)
Katie's Kitchen, Center Street, 569-1406 (breakfast, lunch)
Lakeview Inn, North Main Street, 569-1335 (shrimp, veal, steak)
Louie's Pizza, Center Street, 569-5245 (pizza)
Love's Quay, Mill Street, 569-3303 (seafood, ribs, steak)
Mise En Place, Lehner Street, 569-5788 (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
PJ's Dockside, Town Docks, 569-6747 (breakfast, lunch, dinner, ice cream)
Sea Bird, Center Street, 569-9031 (Chinese)
Strawberry Patch, North Main Street, 569-5523 (breakfast, lunch, dessert)
The Upper Deck Pub & Game Rooms, Dockside, 569-8668 (dinner, pool, darts)
West Lake, Center Street, 569-6700 (Chinese)
Wolfeboro House of Pizza, North Main Street, 569-8408 (pizza, subs)
Wolfe's Tavern, North Main Street, 569-3016 (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
Wolfetrap Grill and Rawbar, Bay Street, 569-1047 (seafood, lobster, chicken)
Winnipesaukee Belle, Town Docks, 569-3016 (dinner, dance, cruise)

 Recreation

So much to do so little time!  Wolfeboro is a fun place to live all year long! In the summer you can enjoy many activities such as boating, swimming, hiking, kayaking, water skiing, fishing, and biking.  In the winter you will find people snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, ice fishing, and ice skating.

 

 

Real Estate Statistics for Wolfeboro, New Hampshire based on information from NNEREN for the period of January 1, 2007- December 31, 2007:

Number of Closed Transactions: 88
Average Days on Market: 183
Average List Price: $505,532
Average Sale Price: $465,167
Median List Price: $299,250
Median Sale Price: $294,500

At Coldwell Banker we have exceptional relocation services and I would be happy to assist you in your move. I strive to make your move as enjoyable or as stress free as possible as possible, whether it be cross country or across the state.

If you have any questions about Wolfeboro, NH real estate or Lake Winnipesaukee real estate, please contact me via email or my cell phone at (603)978-2165.

 

 

 

 

Kim Carpenter
Lake Winnipesaukee Real Estate, Lake Winnipesaukee REALTOR
(603)978-2165

 

 

6 Comments on Your Wolfeboro, NH Relocation Guide - Lake Winnipesaukee Area

JAN
22
2008
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Wolfeboro is a great little town. During the summer when I was a kid our family would go camping in the White Mountains and one of our day trips always included a trip to Wolfeboro.
2:48pm • #1
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Yes it is Judy!  Everyone should at least take a "day-trip" to Wolfeboro... better yet, come here to live!!!
3:19pm • #2
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Great post, KIM!  Now this would look great on your website as well!  Beautiful area BTW!

 

9:15pm • #3
JAN
23
2008
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Living on the "Big Lake" would be the ultimate in waterfront living.
5:14pm • #4
JAN
28
2008
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Debe- It is beautiful... I consider it a blessing to be able to see it everyday!
4:53am • #5
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Judy- yes it would!!!  It is part of my long terms goals to have a place on the Lake!!!  It is a dream!!!
4:55am • #6

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