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Look @ Meredith. Low property taxes, good schools, nice downtown. Close to the big-box stores when you need then & medical in Laconia. Wolfboro really is too remote for what you are looking for.
Look @ Meredith. Low property taxes, good schools, nice downtown. Close to the big-box stores when you need then & medical in Laconia. Wolfboro really is too remote for what you are looking for.
I agree with you. Wolfboro can be deader than dead in winter, and a summer long traffic jam thru Fall. That town has all back roads to get in or out.
Merideth is happening all year long and has good interstate access. I consider Laconia to be a city, not a town.
I agree with that too. The re-hab on the Old Mill is a good thing. I like little shops with out the junk Walmart has. I miss the mills too.
I think the last wool mill in NH was in Ashland, but I hope I am wrong and someone tells me off and points out where a last wool mill is in NH, VT, or Maine even.
If you are looking for accurate information about the lakes region I suggest you check out the forum at winnipesaukee.com. Lots of great information and really friendly forum members.
We're moving there after a several years of researching different areas in New England.
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