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I lived in New England most of my life. I understand what you are saying when you describe the unfriendliness of the area. I would suggest a neighborhood rather than a place with lots of space. If you can find a cluster of homes where kids can ride their bikes and play in the backyard with other kids you will have a better sense of community than if everyone is on 2+ acre lots. There are some nice "developments" that would fit that bill. There are going to be unfriendly people everywhere, unfortunatley, but for the most part I think folks are just busy and don't take time to be good neighbors.
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