Waterville Valley
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Average Value
$647K
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List Price
$60K - $1.8M
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26 Listings
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Neighborhoods near Lin-Wood Public High School in Lincoln, NH
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Bartlett
Bartlett, 97 miles from Concord, New Hampshire, is within the nature-rich slopes of the White Mountains. Much like Conway, 14 miles away, the area is a vacation destination, boasting a theme park, ski resorts and hiking trails. “Bartlett, and other areas of Mount Washington Valley are destinations, more resort areas, not a place people live
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Average Value
$626K
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List Price
$253K - $2.2M
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49 Listings
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Lincoln
Amid the peaks of New Hampshire’s White Mountains, Lincoln is a vibrant town renowned for its mix of year-round and seasonal residents, scenic beauty and outdoor recreation. As the gateway to the famed Kancamagus Highway, Lincoln offers convenient access to natural wonders such as Franconia Notch State Park and the slopes of Loon Mountain Ski
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Average Value
$583K
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List Price
$30K - $2.9M
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72 Listings
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Thornton
Thornton is a Grafton County town immersed in the White Mountain National Forest. Thornton attracts permanent and seasonal residents who crave natural scenery and outdoor adventure. “It’s a place for people who like to get away,” says Chip Hornbeek, an agent at Coldwell Banker Commercial Realty who sells across Grafton County. Roads wind through
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Average Value
$516K
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List Price
$214K - $1.5M
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28 Listings
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Woodstock Town Grafton
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Average Value
$479K
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List Price
$24K - $1.4M
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25 Listings
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Bethlehem
In the foothills of New Hampshire’s scenic White Mountains range, Bethlehem is a community-driven village defined by abundant outdoor amenities and a history dating back to the late 18th century. Elizabeth “Beth” Horan, Realtor and broker associate with Badger Peabody & Smith Realty, says many people come to this rural area for its year-round
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Average Value
$429K
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List Price
$120K - $2.5M
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11 Listings
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Benton
Although the rural town of Benton covers over 48 square miles within its boundaries, only a very small percentage of that land is developed. Instead, the town’s total area is dominated by sweeping forests, mountain ranges and state and national parklands. With a population of less than 400 residents as of the 2020 U.S. census, Benton’s
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Average Value
$335K
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List Price
$246K - $1.7M
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2 Listings
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