Stake your claim to the new “Mountain Homes at South Peak” phase II development sites are a truly unique offering. “This subdivision has not yet been registered by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office. Until such time as registration has been issued, only non-binding reservation agreements may be accepted.”
There are some beautiful sites along the Pemigewasset River, and the rest are near Loon’s proposed learning center with its future ski terrain access.
All sites feature paved street frontage, access to Water & sewer hook ups and underground utilities. These sites will be under the same guidelines as the rest of the … (1 comments)
steves white mountain blog: Sugar Hill New Hampshire Home ~ the road not taken~
- 05/30/18 06:59 AM
Sugar Hill, New Hampshire boasts the most stunning views you will ever see in the White Mountains! This historical mountain view home is conveniently across the street from the World Famous Lupine Festival. This is also the town where Robert Frost wrote many inspired poems from his summer home.
170 Sunset Hill Road faces East with a grand view of Mount Lafayette, Cannon Mountain and the Presidential Range right from your front door. This magnificent home is truly a one of a kind work of art, you have to see it to fully understand the breathtaking beauty.
The 60 acre … (3 comments)
steves white mountain blog: Photographing one Tree throughout the year in New Hampshire
- 05/13/17 07:38 AM
Those that follow my obsession with this one naturally shaped Heart Tree may begin to worry about me. But the Change of Seasons are one of the great reasons so many New England's Visit the White Mountains of New Hampshire First buds of Spring.. April
Building of the buds...May
Green with Envy...June through August.
See you in...September
Its Mid-September... and I really should be back at School.
Early October...warm days and campfire nights.
Columbus Day...Peak Mid-October. Hanging on at Halloween.
Waning days of November. December holds the shortest daylight days of the year. Winter... Icy nights and frosty days seem to last forever. ... but wait The next … (17 comments)
steves white mountain blog: Ice castles or the real thing in the White Mountains of NH
- 01/20/15 10:54 PM
These Man Made ice castles seem to be all the rage for travelers to view. They are a hit attraction in the town of Lincoln New Hampshire. There is somewhat of a captured audience when it comes to ski families looking to provide another venue for their kids to enjoy. When the ice is lit at night it really is a spectacular sight.
If you have a half an hour and time to kill before dinner... this is a great stop.
Very "COOL" place and when it's lit up at night...it's magical. tickets range from $6-$13 depending on the day of … (8 comments)
steves white mountain blog: Wednesday White Mountain wonders.
- 05/01/12 09:50 PM
Spring is my favorite times of the year...we are moving from white to Green, it's not too hot or too cold. The Mountains are high and the valley's are low...peaks are white and the golf courses are getting ready to open.
There is no place in the world like the Mount Washington Hotel...over 100 years old a classic grand hotel. The Golf course was a regular stop for Babe Ruth, Bobby Jones and Ben Hogan. I love this course and the great view.
Many of my friends have been to weddings here, the fourth of July fireworks celebration is … (11 comments)
...words and pictures can work together to communicate more powerfully than either alone. I saw this Fox in the middle of the road, he wasn't in a big hurry and I wasn't sure how or when I might incorporate the shot - but I know it conveyed a feeling ( at least to me).
The road of life has twists and turns and no two directions are ever the same. Yet our lessons come from the journey, not the destination.A self portrait shot recently … (67 comments)
steves white mountain blog: Steve's white Mountain Blog - New Hampshire - March Hike.
- 03/23/12 07:35 AM
Steve's White Mountain blog. It is almost inconceivable that I was able to hike in a tee shirt in March, and on trails that are normally still snow covered this time of year. The Franconia Notch State Park - is the home of Cannon Mountain ski area ( New Hampshire - State owned)....Echo Lake, Profile Lake, Mount Lafayette, Mount Liberty and a number of other 4,000 - 5,500 foot peaks ( all worth hiking if you have the time). This shot was taken March 23rd - from the top of Artist Bluff - Looking Across at Cannon with Echo lake … (10 comments)
What do you do the first Monday after rolling your clock back an hour? I decided to run up to the Franconia Notch State park and watch the sun climb the mountains. The Moon was still out when I jumped out of bed...and the day is off and running.
Just the top of Mount Lafayette shone the sun as I entered the Notch park way in Lincoln New Hampshire.
The Beavers have been very busy at Profile lake...but I didn't see any creatures at this hour on the morning.
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steves white mountain blog: Sun up and a burst of foliage - Open House Sunday - Loon Mt NH
- 10/09/11 03:01 AM
Northern New England is a blaze of color, but weekends mean business in the real estate profession. My photo journal is often relegated to early morning observations and the short time before sunset when I'm home again. Here are the sights from this Realtors window - in the White mountains of New Hampshire, I hope you enjoy them.
Sundown on a Saturday night...after a long Builders show case and two offers today, my reward is my living room window view.
6 am - Sunday Morning the early bird catches the worm - I'll have coffee and skip the … (16 comments)
Envy is a waste of time, you already have what you need...make the most of what you have.
If we all threw our problems in a pile and saw everyone else's we would be happy to keep our own.
However good or bad a situation is it will change...when you are going through hell -keep going, when you find joy stay for a while -it could be that simple.
Time Heals almost everything, give time … (11 comments)
steves white mountain blog: White Mountain NH Summer celebrations of protected forest lands
- 05/23/11 06:51 AM
BETHLEHEM, N.H. —The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests invites wildflower enthusiasts to kick off the annual Fields of Lupine Festival June 5 at The Rocks Estate. The day will mark the start of the 31st Annual Wildflower Festival, with a full slate of fun activities planned at the turn-of-the-century Estate. *Photo supplied by Award winning Photographer Byron Fairbrothers of Woodstock NH From photography and planting to floral identification and edible flowers, wildflowers and other plants will be celebrated on this early summer day. Several workshops and tours are planned to entertain and educate visitors from 10 … (8 comments)
I hope you all have a nice Easter Weekend...there are still a couple of Northern ski Resorts open, but not for long. Follow Steve's White Mountain Blog and see more of New Hampshire's events and landscapes.
Use the MLS icon on the bottom of this post to search for White Mountain New Hampshire properties. … (15 comments)
The View From the Bear claw trail. One of the many great places to stop and smell the pine...and See Mount Washington in the distance. More photos around Lincoln N.H. -the home of Loon Mt. Ski Area Local points of interest in Lincoln NH. More Info: Slope side real estate & Custom Adirondack homes. Slope side properties at Loon Mt. More activities,& events in the White Mountain national Forest of NH General White Mt. Blog stuff. South Mountain-ski home … (4 comments)
steves white mountain blog: Realtors seeing Walk-ins once in a blue Moon...The Real Full Moon story.
- 11/21/10 04:49 AM
Tonight’s Moon is a True Blue Moon…Really!! A Blue Moon as many of us know it…is when there are two full moons in a month. These are not true “Blue Moons”. The definition has gotten obscured over the years. Back in the 1930’s (August 21st 1937 to be exact) we had a fourth full Moon during the summer season. Seasonal Moons were given the designation of Early (in this case summer)…Mid summer and the late summer moon. So when it was observed that another Moon in a season couldn’t be called the late summer moon “again” the term Blue moon … (20 comments)
Every small town use to have a movie theater, many have rusted and faded away. This could have easily happened to this little two screen movie house in Plymouth. It is almost inevitable when age and repairs out pace income the sad reality is the locals are forced to drive to a mega-plex miles away.The trick was to find a patron of the arts who had an idea to make the venue profitable enough to work. The owner and founder of the Common Man restaurants Alex Rey is just that kind … (4 comments)
steves white mountain blog: Landscape can make the home special...Photo Gallery
- 06/11/09 04:58 AM
Like many in the Real Estate profession I have seen spectacular homes and others that it would be cruel to confine prisoners too. But rarely am I overly impressed with a landscape job. Prepare to be wowed by these photos.
This is the stone stair case leading to the ski slopes, the master plan calls for use of natural material, and these huge stones were incorporated in to the landscape to access the Loon Mountain Ski Slopes from this house.
Another set of stairs that lead to the front door, and a massive retaining wall was required to build … (10 comments)
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