Jerrod Mitchell

The Sturtevant Farm was built on land on Sunset Hill by Joseph Sturtevant in 1820. The Sturtevant Family was a Mayflower descendant and settled in Center Harbor from Halifax, MA. Over its lifetime, the Greek Revival home has taken on many roles, from a Tavern to a boarding House for summer travelers, which included poet John Greenleaf Whittier. Whittier composed “The Wood Giant” here, inspired by

“Whitetail Woods” sits peacefully on 43 acres with expansive views of Little Squam Lake. Built in 2018, this home offers single-level living and a bonus attached one-bedroom apartment perfect for guests. All three bedrooms are suites with private bathrooms, offering a variety of living options. Large windows and high ceilings allow the sun to pour into the large living area, and the views of the

Fantastic new price! Pride of ownership exudes from this Cape-style Mountain home. Outstanding curb appeal and perched on a 5-acre private lot with lush green grass, landscaping, Mount Moosilauke views, and frontage on the Beebe River. The dynamic floor plan includes a large dining room, a home office, and a generous living room with a gas fireplace, which opens to a stunning new light and bright

Fantastic New Price! The Old Parsonage gently sits in the idyllic historic district of Hebron Village. This lovingly updated vintage farmhouse housed local ministers before becoming a private residence. The home offers terrific architectural touches including an arched wall mudroom area and a top-secret 1st floor office behind a bookcase door! Great layout and flow between the kitchen and dining

Escape to the peaceful life in this beautifully situated lakeside cottage, offering beautiful views and the perfect retreat for nature lovers. Sitting at the water's edge of Big Squam Lake, this high-character home features two comfortable bedrooms and a bonus loft for guests, providing ample space for relaxation and entertainment. The open-concept floor plan melds the kitchen, dining, and living